I'm using TortoiseGit last version, I don't know how to enable "Launch Rebase After Fetch" checkbox by default, the rebase option can be invoked from the Fetch command.
thank you!
The state of the checkbox is remembered after doing that the first time
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I am unable to delete a project from the Nest Device Access Console. When I click the delete icon and click delete, it processes and comes back with a pop-up that says "Could not delete project" with no other information. If I try to delete the OAuth Client ID, it processes and comes back with a pop-up that says "Could not update project data" with no other info.
Any advise would be helpful.
Resolved: this seemed to be just a temporary issue with the website.
I'm currently experimenting and configuring the entity embed module which I have just installed recently on Drupal 8. On the configuration, I do not see a checkbox to "Rendered Entity" as an option(see screenshot below). How can I enable the option "Rendered Option" on configuration? I have browse and search everywhere but I cannot seem to find a way to enable it.
Go to /admin/structure/display-modes/view and add new view mode for your media entity.
Go to /admin/structure/media/manage/{YOUR-MEDIA-TYPE}/display and enable newly added view mode in the Custom display settings section.
Then switch to this new view mode and configure fields you want to output.
Once done you will be able to use it WYSIWYG:
Refer to D8 Media Guide on how to configure an additional view mode in case I've miss something.
UPD: Adding button settings:
I'm using artifactory pro. I upload builds from jenkins with the "Generic-Artifactory Integration"
I've created a property set that users can attach to builds and as an admin, I want to be notified when someone add or change a property.
I'm already using the 'Watch' option - but that only notify when the artifact itself was moved/deleted/created/copied
Any idea?
Thanks
This can be done by implementing a custom User Plugin.
Specifically, you would want to implement beforePropertyCreate and/or beforePropertyDelete.
You can find a quick example of a "protect property edit" here
It's me again,
I just found out that Reload module became active and there is no way to turn it off. Its nowhere in module lists and so on. Is this some kind of new implementation, because it's not fair to enforce me using a module which I don't want to use.
Also I'm on 2nd type paid account and it costs me dearly for the services I get.
Please respond because I'm loosing precious time because of your fault.
Regards,
Ivan Popjelev
you can disable Reload by unchecking the core.general.reload checkbox in the App config section in your Toolkit.
Or, you can edit the config.json file to set reload: false if you prefer.
If you've migrated an app across from v1.4 to v2.0.0, we respect the Reload setting in the original app: we don't automatically enable Reload during the migration or anything like that.
I am not very familiar with IIS7 and I need to create a server variable so that I can access it within my PHP code. I can easily accomplish this in Apache by using:
SETENV variable_name variable_value
in the .htaccess file. However accomplishing this in IIS seems to be a bit of a secret. I have looked online for info and the closest thing I can find states using the URL Rewrite Module using these steps:
Clicking on View Server Variables
Click the Add link and enter the variable name
Go back to rules and click the View Rewrite Maps
Click Add Rewrite Map and enter the default value.
Restarted the server.
Full docs can be found at: http://www.iis.net/learn/extensions/url-rewrite-module/setting-http-request-headers-and-iis-server-variables
I followed that but it still doesn’t work. Any ideas how this is done? Is it even possible to do this in IIS? All I want to do is set up a server variable with a static value.
example: $_SERVER['MY_VARIABLE']
Thanks.
In IIS Manager click on your machine, open the "URL Rewrite" icon from the "IIS" icon group.
Under "Actions" (on the extreme right) click the innocuous little "View Server Variables" link, disregarding "Manage Server Variables"
In the "View Server Variables" screen's "Actions" (on the extreme right) click "Add..."
I solved this by using the PHP auto_prepend_file directive. More information can be found here: http://www.php.net/manual/en/ini.core.php#ini.auto-prepend-file
Just create a file that adds the desired value to the $SERVER array, set that as the auto_prepend_file and you are good to go. This will work with any server, not just IIS.
The other answers clearly work, but seems messier than the way I found.
Go to FastCGI settings, where you have the PHP exe configured (per the original question)
Right click on ...\php-cgi.exe, select "Edit"
Then choose the ellipses next to "Environment Variables"
Then you can click add/remove and edit your variables.