This is probably an easy question but I can't find the answer to it anywhere. What do the colors on the email quotas in cPanel represent?
i.e. What level of fullness do orange and red indicate?
Thanks for the help!
I got the answer for this from my host:
>= 80% is red
>= 60% & < 80% is yellow
>= 40% & < 60% is blue
< 40% is green
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I am trying the API with several products with white background and i testing those products with several images that have similar thing to those products in the image ( real life enviroment image )
I always get 0 presition. I could not get 0.2 or 0.5 or something different than 0.
Could anyone get those kind of values about match?
The issue was because i was printed the INT value and not the FLOAT one.
I need a maximum of 250 products with one API call. How can I archive this?
Unfortunately I have no experience in Ruby. Maybe someone can wise me a direction.
Thank you,
You cannot increase the limit beyond 250 per page. Nevertheless use this page parameter to get the next 250 products. I'm not aware of ruby but this is the logical flow:
GET url = /admin/products.json?limit=250&page={{p}}
Assign value of p as 1
Start calling API. For each successful return increase value of p
Check if GET returns less than 250 items. If yes, continue to next step, else go to step 3
Exit
If you need 250 items as you asked, which is the limit. You just need to add an extra parameter to your request. It defaults to 50 if limit doesn't present. It should do the trick.
/admin/products.json?limit=250
I am trying to search for an event that happens in a specific time range in Splunk but I want that search to encompass all of the data I have indexed which covers a wide date range.
For example, I want to see if a line in an indexed log file contains the word 'Error' between the hours of 9am and 4pm from the 25 days worth of logs I have indexed. If the word 'Error' shows up outside of that time range, I don't want that displayed in my search results.
For date/time format I am using mm/dd/yyyy:hh:mm:ss
Any ideas how I might go about this?
You can try a search something like this:
index=foo earliest=-25d (date_hour > 9 and date_hour < 16) "Error"
while the selected answer is great, it did not work in my case (splunk v6), however this did work (it was mainly adding the | eval date_hour... )
and my full working search (between hours of 6am to 11pm , for each of the prior 25 days):
index=mymts earliest=-25d | eval date_hour=strftime(_time, "%H") | search date_hour>=6 date_hour<=23 host="172.17.172.1" "/netmap/*"
hope this helps others.
I'm searching for a particular item that is listed as available for in-store pickup only, but not in my area.
I'd like to use the API to find out which stores do have that item in stock so I can phone a friend that lives in one of those areas and get them to pick it up.
So... How can I list the stores that have a particular item in stock?
Answer
The geographic center of the United States is 39°50' (39.8333), -98°35' (-98.5833)
The width United States is approximately 3,000 miles.
So if we search a radius of 2000 miles in any direction from that point we get:
http://api.remix.bestbuy.com
/v1/stores(area(39.8333,-98.5833,2000mi))
+products(sku=YOUR_SKU_ID)
?format=json
&pageSize=100
&page=1
&show=storeId,storeType,city,region,name,products.name,products.sku,products
&apiKey=YOUR_API_KEY
http://api.remix.bestbuy.com/v1/stores(area(39.8333,-98.5833,2000mi))+products(sku=6461052)?format=json&pageSize=100&page=1&show=storeId,storeType,city,region,name,products.name,products.sku,products&apiKey=YOUR_API_KEY
And you'll be surprised that while 1419 stores have Black Ink'd Skullcandy Earbuds in stock the day before Christmas, 0 of them have the Marth Amiibo, and 67 have the Star Fox Amiibo... who knew?
The API does provide a way to check for product availability in specific stores. Here is an example query (you need to substitute in your own apiKey) that uses coordinates and a radius within which to search:
http://api.remix.bestbuy.com/v1/stores(area(44.882942,-93.2775,10mi))+products(sku=6461052)?apiKey=yourApiKey&format=json&show=storeId,storeType,city,region,name,products.name,products.sku,products
There is documentation about this feature here:
https://developer.bestbuy.com/documentation/stores-api#documentation/stores-api-in-store-availability
You will find in the documentation that you can also search for availability at a specific store, or use a postal code. But I think using the coordinates may fit the case described in your question best.
I have no problem printing an Express shipping label.
The ground shipping label doesn't want to put the tracking number in the label. Has anyone had a similar problem?
I return a tracking number like this.
GROUND
800027415019375
When it goes to print the label with all the data it doesn't put in the tracking number, instead it puts in this.
A690,418,0,5,2,2,N,"G"
B80,933,0,1E,4,2,290,N,"9612019000000000000000"
A135,1247,0,4,1,1,N,"(9612019) 0000000 00000000"
Anyone have an idea how to change this using some fedex webservice call. It does it automatically for express, just not for ground.
Thanks.
Its possible you don't have a ground acct number connected to your express acct number. This is the behavior that results from that.
the issue was on test account federal express prints its own fake numbers that don't represent what a valid production # looks like.