I duplicated an environment in PostMan, but I can't figure out how to rename it. How to rename an environment in PostMan?
I tried clicking everything on the UI, but no luck.
Select your environment from the available environments, then click on the eye button on selected environment, edit option should appears there. then edit with a new name.
click on copy, rename, update.
I was focused on the right side of the screen, but actually there is a navigation command at the left where you can easily manage Environments.
Open the environment.
Hover the mouse over the name. There will appear the pencil icon:
Click it and replace a name with whatever you want
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I have an app on retool and I want to try out some different layouts. Is there a way to duplicate an app or have version control that you can revert to?
You can duplicate an app by going to the "Create New App" screen, and then instead of selecting "Blank App" you can choose "Duplicate". That'll allow you to choose an existing app to copy from.
Revision History is possible by hitting the "..." button in the top right, and then selecting "View history".
Not sure if Retool updated their UI, but I wasn't able to do this with the accepted answer.
I needed to hover over the name of the app in the list view (before you actually edit the app) and click the ... button on the right. Then, I selected duplicate from that dropdown.
Previously, I user to see branch tab in my WebStorm bottom bar something like this (below) but it's not visible anymore:
Can anyone suggest how to bring it back? I search everywhere but couldn't find any option.
Do you have Git enabled for the project in the Version Control settings?
Can you once again Enabling the Status Bar via the View menu or under menu choose VCS -> Enable Version Control Integration
Is it possible to rename a Google Cloud Platform project? If so, how?
I don't need to change the project ID or number. But I do want to change the project name (the name used by/for humans to identify a cloud platform project).
Thanks for any tips!
Use the hamburger menu in the top left to switch to the "IAM & Admin" section
Click Settings
Type the new name
Press Save
Reload the page
For those wondering how to change the project ID, the official documentation says:
A project ID cannot be changed after the project is created, so if you are creating a new project, be sure to choose an ID that you'll be comfortable using for the lifetime of the project.
The easiest way it to go via the hamburger menu in the top left > "IAM & Admin" > Settings.
These are the screenshots to the Google Cloud Product Settings
You can change the project name using gcloud projects update command.
First of all, you need to get the associated project ID.
gcloud projects list
Here is the example command.
gcloud projects update your-old-project-id --name="New project name"
For more information please refer this official documentation.
Note: You cannot change the ID of a project's ID or Number,you can only change the Name.
It seems that the Google console menus have changed since #Sphinxxx posted an answer to this question in 2017. (Unless for some reason my Google account is different than others. Please correct me if I'm wrong.)
It is still possible to rename the project, but in order to get to the Settings page, you must first go through the "IAM & admin" menu. Here are the steps I did:
Choose the project name from the menu just to the right of "Google APIs"
Open the navigation menu by clicking on the three bars ("hamburger") just to the left of "Google APIs"
Hover over IAM & admin in order to see that menu
Click on Settings to open the settings page where you can modify the project name
Screen shot of IAM & admin menu
NOTE: it is also possible to directly go to the settings page via the URL using the project id:
- https://console.cloud.google.com/iam-admin/settings?project=your-project-id
Use the hamburger menu in the top left to switch to the "IAM & Admin" section.
Click Settings.
Type the new name.
Press Save.
Reload the page
Go to IAM
Settings
Rename your project
The easiest way to change your project in a few seconds is to:
Click on the three dots on the left of your profile and then on the Project settings. No matter where you are now in the console, this option will be available.
Change your project name and Click SAVE.
Is there another way to open "Developer Center" in Sitecore. Currently it is not open in my browser (check with all) & i open with desktop option. In Internet Explorer its Sitecore option is visible in below left corner but when click to it doesn't open.
So any body have have an idea how can I open Developer Center this is because i want to create new Sublayout.
I haven't got any answers, please takes an attention & give me an idea over this solution.
I highly recommend NOT using Developer Center. To create a sublayout, it's much easier to use the content editor and Visual Studio. Here's the steps I use:
Copy an existing sublayout ASCX in my solution and rename to my new sublayout name.
Clean up namespaces and class names as needed.
In Content Editor, navigate to \sitecore\Layout\Sublayouts
Insert a new sublayout definition
In the Ascx File field on the sublayout, specify the path to my sublayout ASCX that I just created
In the Placeholder field on the sublayout, specify the placeholder.
If you have to use Developer Center, then you are correct to be trying to access it via the Desktop using the sitecore > Development Tools > Developer Center menu item. If the dialog does not open, do you get an error?
With Internet Explorer, you may want to ensure you are in compatibility mode if you are using IE9 or greater. Also try opening it in another browser like Firefox or Chrome to see if it's a configuration issue or a browser issue.
I'm maintaining a Facebook iFrame application, and my client is worried about the transition to Timeline. Basically, they want their home page to have a big icon next to 'Photos' that takes the user to the page hosting the iFrame. The tricky thing is that users can "pledge" within the app, and they want the link icon to look different depending on whether or not the user has pledged within the app. Is there any way to do this?
Assuming the answer is no, is there a way to add a second icon for the iFrame app so that I can customize one to look different? Or would I need to set up another page hosting the same iFrame?
Thanks!
Go to Fan Page Timeline, click the arrow on the half box to the right of photos, likes etc (assuming you haven't changed the order of the apps), hover over the icon you want to change and click on the pencil icon that shows up in the top right corner. Then click "edit settings". Here you can change the tab image or give the tab a custom name.
alternatively you can enter the edit page settings, go to the apps section, edit the app, and you can change the icon from there.
in either case, you will need to be a page admin to complete the task.
Update on 4/12
Facebook just added the functionality for developers to set a default image. Here is the post in the Developer Blog.