I am trying to figure out why a front-end extension on Jupyterlab is not shown. I am installing a front-end button on JupyterLab as shown below next to the code drop-down:
But it is shown on jupyterHub properly
I am installing a plugin from here: https://github.com/ranjiGT/uncodejupyterplugin Not sure what settings should be enabled to show this.
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I'm trying to update a project website using hugo via blogdown through R and RStudio.
I'm making edits to the Tweet embedded on the front page as well as the people on the committee page.
All of the updates work fine when I run the page locally with blogdown::serve_site(). However, the edits aren't being realised online.
The changes seem to be recorded on GitHub so I'm not sure where I'm going wrong. Here's the associated GitHub page.
It turned out the issue was related to the build image on Netlify.
Netlify gives some background about it here https://answers.netlify.com/t/please-read-end-of-support-for-xenial-build-image-everything-you-need-to-know/68239
As they say on the site, "You can upgrade to the latest build image in the Netlify UI under Site settings > Build & deploy > Continuous Deployment > Build image selection."
I'm not going to mention all the steps I tried before, so maybe someone can give me hint for the correct next steps:
Nopcommerce 4.2 source in a local VS2017 environment
Added my custom plugin project (no funtionality, just basic views etc)
App_data > plugins.json has no mention of my custom plugin (I think thats oke)
Run the solution in debug mode (NOP.web) with no issues
Configuration > Local Plugins lists my plugin name with logo and install button
What are the correct next steps to get it listed as installed?
The obvious answer (click install button, click restart button to apply changes) does not get it listed as installed.
I want to create a jupyter dashboard server but when I click
File-> Deploy as-> Dashboard on jupyter dashboard server
I get the following error message
No dashboard server configured
I tried to look for a tutorial online but couldn't find one.
Can you please help me find a reference?
thanks.
I have downloaded the Libraries API https://www.drupal.org/project/libraries from here.. put in the Libraries folder under on the root
so it looks like this /libraries/libraries but it does not show up on the extend page for installation. the same thing with nivo slider put it under /modules/nivo_slider and still can see it so that i can install... Please help.
Im running drupal 8.1.8.
Libraries API is a module, so you should put it in the /modules directory in order to see it on the Extend page
I just installed Advanced Custom Fields on my wordpress site.
However i cant find the edit screen on the dashboard to create new ACFs or edit them.
Anybody know why it isnt showing?
The wordpress is a fresh install of the newest version as of today. Same goes for AFC
Wordpress version: 3.5.1
AFC version: 3.5.8.1
A good start before installing a plugin is to check the compatibility with the WordPress version.
For this go to the plugin page
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/advanced-custom-fields/
At the right you can check compatibility:
Requires: 3.0.0 or higher
Compatible up to: 3.5.0
At the bottom right you can also select a WordPress version and a plugin version too see if it works (from users feedback).
The plugin developer is reworking the code so that it complies with WordPress' new terms/privacy.
The plugin code that is in the WordPress repository (aka: if you go to install the plugin through your admin area) DOES NOT work.
But if you go to his github page, you can download the latest working version of the plugin. Upload the .zip file to install the plugin, and that will give you the latest working version.
https://github.com/elliotcondon/acf