I need to remove web properties by api in GA. Here i read about beta for developers and requested access.
https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/config/mgmt/v3/mgmtReference/management/webproperties
Answer was:
Analytics Writes Whitelist for project number xxxxx has been approved.
But a dont understand how to remove web properties. It will be method like management_webproperties->delete where i can read about it?
Unfortunately the API for Web Properties does not support the delete method [reference]
Depending on what you are trying to achieve, there are some potential workarounds:
Rename the property to something like "z (Archived) Property Name" so that it appears at the bottom of the list of properties for a user.
Delete all views under a property. The property will still exist, but will be "empty".
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I'm updating my Chrome extension to use Firebase for authorization and database support and this page tells me I need the extension's item ID, which I have, and its public key, which I don't. I recall that the public key used to be visible in the developer dashboard, but I don't see it anymore. Where can I find it and why did Google remove it?
#wOxxOm answered the question as follows:
If you google up "browser profile directory" you can find a tutorial. Inside this directory you will see Extensions, there you'll find your extension as served by the web store so its manifest.json will have key.
We by mistake created a Google Analytics Property of type Apps + Web(as in image). But it restricts us from using many Web specific features (like adding custom dimensions and connection with Google Tag Manager).
So we create a new property of type Web (as we anyway won't need App related things anytime sooner), but now how can we migrate all analytics data(of 4-5 months) to the new property.
We tried to go through the docs and didn't find any related help.
Any input would be helpful.
There is no way to migrate the data from one Account, web property or view in google analytics to another. Once the data has been sent the data is there forever unless you delete the account.
I am familiar and have successfully tried https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/container-registry/container-registry-repository-scoped-permissions#feedback .
But what I really want is to define ACLs for a user of the container registry based on 'repository:tag'.
e.g. If I have
repo-A with tags v18.03 and v19.10, and
repo-B with tags v18.05 and v19.12
I want to be able to say a user is only allowed to pull repo-A:v19.10 and repo-B:v19.12 .
Can this be done ?
Unfortunately, it only supports to authenticate on the repository level currently and is a preview version. So you cannot authenticate on the tag level. Maybe it will support in the future, but now it doesn't support it.
Not sure if this is stackoverflow typically question (I'll remove it if suggested), still may help me understand the possible options here.
I would like to know if it's somehow possible beside core, master and web instances to append new content database (let say for some form's filled with data by web users with CRUD repository using existing sitecore api). Editable/readonly from CMS, visible for exports, reports or charts via CMS using custom modules.
Somehow this DB should be located on the same level with Web Database, it's important to follow templates and functionality from sitecore legacy functionality.
This entire shebang will be used in as Sitecore Custom Module (installation, integration customization, management, blah, blah blah). Important: Items stored in this database are pure data items.
I found vague information on John west Sitecore blog, so what I asking more then the direct solution in front of my eyes references or examples how to, or signals if it's against the policy.
Best reference until now: http://intothecore.cassidy.dk/2009/05/working-with-multiple-content-databases.html article written by Mark Cassidy.
The reason you don't find much information on this is because its very uncommon to add another database which is accessible to Sitecore as per the john west blog. Note the data of that post also. I'm not aware of your requirements but I have never seen it done or found a need for it.
With user input data such as forms, comments etc. You have three data considerations storage, access and reporting. In a scenario where you would like to store this data and access it in Sitecore. I would approach it as follows:
Storage of that data should be in the master database inside a bucket. From version 7.0+ buckets were introduced so you can add virtually unlimited data to a Sitecore database. There was a buckets module which supported 6.3+ but appears to not be downloadable anymore: https://marketplace.sitecore.net/en/modules/sitecore_item_buckets.aspx. The code is out there though and possibly Sitecore support would even provide it.
The master database in a standard production environment (split content management and content delivery environments) if not accessible directly via connection string is made accessible by calling the Sitecore web API or creating a custom web service.
Requirements such as reporting and/or shared access to the data for other applications could possibly provide reasons to create a custom database but otherwise there is no reason not to store it in the master database.
You have to save the information filled by the user in Master database so that you can modify or use it using SItecore API.
Since the users filling the form may not have access to modify Sitecore Master DB. You would have to either switch the user to a user with least permissions required to make those changes(safer) or You would have to disable the security for a while and perform those tasks(not recommended). Both of these are explained in http://www.nehemiahj.com/2012/03/how-to-use-securitydisabler-and_15.html
And then add the form as an item in master db. If the number of form items created using this is more then use Sitecore Buckets.
I have created custom type in alfresco and added some properties to it.
Now whenever anyone access file having this custom type, I want to audit all properties of custom type, but alfresco only auditing modified/added/deleted properties.
How to log all properties of custom type in audit?
Thanks, Yogesh
You should probably read the documentation on the Audit Service and then if you get stuck, ask a more specific question including what you've tried and what's not working.
The alfresco audit service has extractors and generators.
Generators can audit information that is not present in the input path.
I think that you should be able to use a generator to audit all your custom properties.