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How can i generate private key for firebase admin sdk?
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I’m trying to download the serviceAccountKey.json but it’s not showing the Generate new private key button.
Alternate method for generating new private key via Google Cloud console:
Go to https://console.cloud.google.com/
Select the project from the drop-down at the top of the screen
Go to table of contents (hamburger icon in top left)
Click "IAM & Admin"
Click "Service Accounts"
Find the service account whose name is "firebase-adminsdk"
Click its actions (3 vertical dots)
Click "Manage keys"
Click "ADD KEY"
Click "Create new key"
Select "JSON"
Click "Create"
It will download a JSON file equivalent to the one "Generate new private key" should give on the Firebase Console
source: https://firebase-community.slack.com/archives/C1BL01PS7/p1656699811095319
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I just want functionality where I can
Click the button
opens mobile contact list in multiple select mode
I can select multiple contacts
return back to app with a list of selected names+numbers
I have tried different libraries but all of them is for single phone picker, they didn't have multiple select options.
I made a website 1 year ago with a private access to a forum (plugin : Asgaros Forum). Everything was ok. But 2 weeks ago, my client made updates (Asgaros, Elementor...) : all the website is ok now but all the content of the forum has been deleted (structure, categories, posts...).
I check into the data base and all the content is still in it. But how can i remove the forum structures and import all the data from the database ?
Of course my client disabled all the backup, and left no comments.
Try this method,
Start by creating a new app.
Add a Screen to your app. Go to Interface > UI Flows, right-click MainFlow and select Add Screen. In the New Screen window select Empty, enter Home as the Screen name, then click CREATE SCREEN. Service Studio adds an empty Screen to your app.
Add data sources to your app by referencing some Entities in the Manage Dependencies window (Ctrl+Q). This example app references OutSystems sample data. Once you reference Entities, they're available in Service Studio under Data > Entities > Database.
Publish the app by clicking the 1-Click Publish button. This step is optional, but it lets the app show the data preview later.
It's time to load some data to the Screen. Go to Interface > UI Flows > Main Flow, and then right-click your Home Screen. Select Fetch Data from Database. A new Aggregate edit screen opens, and there's a notice that you need some data.
With the Aggregate still open, navigate to Data > Entities > Database > OutSystemsSampleDataDB. Drag the Sample_Employee Entity to the Aggregate window. If you're using your data instead of OutSystems sample data, then drag some other Entity. Service Studio shows the data preview in columns and uses the Entity name to name the Aggregate.
Go back to Interface > UI Flows > Main Flow > Home and notice the GetEmployees Aggregate in the Screen. Expand the Aggregate to see the Entities, and then expand the Entities to list the Attributes. There's also a warning that you're not using the data anywhere.
Show data in a widget
Once you fetch data from the database, use one of many OutSystems widgets to show the data to the users. Continuing from the previous section, in this example you create a list with the employee last names.
Open your Home Screen for editing. To do that, double-click Home in Interface > UI Flows > Main Flow.
In the search bar, search for the List widget and drag the widget to the Screen. Service Studio now shows an empty List widget.
Click the List widget to select it, and go to the properties. In the Source field select GetEmployees.List. With this you're telling the app which data source to use with this widget.
With your List widget connected to a data source, add some Attributes to show data in the List. Expand the Entity to see the Attributes, under Interface > UI Flows > Main Flow > Home > GetEmployees > Sample_Employee. Drag an Attribute, for example, LastName to the List widget. This tells the widget to list all last names that are in the database.
Like Create new group using telegram bot API, but not by API -- how to create new group in telegram myself?
https://telegram.org/faq#q-how-do-i-create-a-group says:
Click the menu button in the top left corner > ‘New Group’.
but looks to me the faq is outdated, as it is no longer working:
Open Telegram.
Click ☰.
Click New Group.
Type a name for the group.
Then, I can do nothing but "Cancel" -- The “Next” is always grayed out.
Anybody knows? thx.
I have a solution that contains 32 projects, one of which is a Windows form and the others are console applications. In the Windows form I have a combo box that its items are the names of the console application projects with a button.
Now, my problem is that how can I start the console application, which name is selected in the combo box by pushing the button, in a new instance? (if it is possible).
In your button click event, add the following lines, assuming cmbConsoleApps contains the file names of the console applications.
System.Diagnostics.Process.Start(cmbConsoleApps.Text);
More information about executing applications:
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/h6ak8zt5(v=vs.110).aspx
Hello I have basic two tab which is located on bottom side of application. I want to create another tabgroup when I clicked on second tab. I am searching a lot, but only able to add tab in existing tabgroup. My application requirement is when I clicked on second tab of existing tabgroup another tabgroup should be created and it should appears at the top of the same window.please help me to resolve this issue.
I thought you cannot add that.
if you work to develop android apps. do with tabGroup and actionBar or MenuBar
you can search the API here :
actionBar : http://docs.appcelerator.com/titanium/3.0/#!/api/Titanium.Android.ActionBar
menuBar : http://docs.appcelerator.com/titanium/3.0/#!/api/Titanium.Android.Menu
From the api doc for tabgroup
On Android, only one tab group may exist at one time. A tab group may
be closed to allow a new one to be opened later, but the root of the
application must be a heavyweight window to prevent it exiting. Tabs
cannot be removed from the tab group once added, and tabs cannot be
reordered.
On iOS, more than one tab group may exist, and may be opened and
closed as required. Each tab can contain a stack of windows, and the
user can switch between them by tapping the tab's associated control.
Tabs can be removed, and the user may (optionally) be allowed to
reorder tabs.