I am building the issue tracker application similar to the one in oracle docs.
https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E11882_01/appdev.112/e11945/issue_track_obj.htm#BABIIBBF
In short a dynamic approval workflow, where multiple approvers can be added or deleted using tree structure.
I am not asking anyone to design this for me, but any help in atleast giving a brief overview of how this can be done or if someone has done it, maybe tips would be very valuable.
Vini,
From a high level you would need to define a DEPT_APPROVERS Table which lists for each department who the individual approvers are. Then you could send notifications to all of the approvers listed based on which Department is assigned to the person making the request.
Regards,
David
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I see that others have asked this question, but I haven't seen any 'how-to' answers for businesses that can't find their Place ID.
When I type my business name and address into the place id finder it does not return any results.
My business on google maps: https://www.google.com/maps/place/Fancy+Fox/#41.6057788,-93.8500368,11z/data=!4m8!1m2!2m1!1sfancy+fox+des+moines!3m4!1s0x87ec24217b23e6fb:0x3cbf2ea78697e2ff!8m2!3d41.5973725!4d-93.701036?hl=en
Thank you for your help!
Try GMB Toolbox to decode your location to a Place ID http://gmb.reviewsmaker.com 😊
There are a couple of things you should be aware of:
Once you added your business in Google My Business you have to wait some time (probably up to 7 days) while the business will be available in the place autocomplete service.
If you created a Service Area Business, it probably won't appear in place autocomplete due to the following issue: https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/35831063
As I can see, you have indeed created a Service Area Business, it has a polygon on maps.google.com. I would suggest reaching out directly to Google support in the public issue tracker and ask them to help get a place ID.
UPDATE
As of March 2018 you can now search all businesses place IDs using the Google My Business place ID finder:
https://developers.google.com/my-business/content/faq#how-to-find-placeid
This is just a general question, but I'm wondering if there's an existing API that displays the current price for an item on Amazon? As in, if the price changes, the site will reflect that change as well.
If not, would building a web crawler to go through and find the Amazon items of my choice be the best way to build my own version of this? If so, what language would you recommend to begin this sort of project.
I'm not sure if I should have actually asked this in SuperUser but I appreciate the input. Thanks guys!
There are plenty of web crawling services for this task.
https://import.io/
https://www.kimonolabs.com/
http://www.diffbot.com/
If you want to make your own, I recommend node.js because it's asynchronous behavior.
I am new to CiviCRM and need to create a fundraising page. I am using CiviCRM with Drupal7. As per my limited knowledge of CiviCRM, Individual users can create their Personal Campaign Pages to support different Events. But is it possible for users to create an entirely independent Fundraising page that allows them to fundraise for a particular cause and collect donations? Something like "START YOUR CAMPAIGN" tab on http://my.charitywater.org website. if Yes, How is that done?
Any Help Much Appreciated!
Thanks in Advance!
One solution is to create a "normal" contribution page that is the cause you want to collect money for, and enable the personal campaign pages on it.
You can make this "root" contribution page as generic and abstract as you want and let your supporters create their fundraising pages how they want it.
Not really. You probably want them to be able to create a full Contribution page for that. If you are offering this to front end users you probably want to make a custom interface for it using Drupal and automatically create the contribution page in the background using the API etc. Other people have done this type of thing in the past but I not sure if any that work is public. I suggest you ask on the CiviCRM forums.
How does Sitecore find these items? I want to set up a schedule task to email my admins when there are items pending in the Workbox. Maybe there is already a feature like this? The only piece of the puzzle I am missing is how to easily identify when/if Workbox items exist.
Instead of sending emails when an item is in a workflow state why don't you try using the RSS feeds that Sitecore generates for each state. Details are in the Client Configuration Cookbook.
The majority of email clients have built in RSS readers which typically will show the feed as a separate "inbox". IMHO this is much better than email alerts which often get ignored because of how spammy they can get.
The item is shown in the Workbox as long as it is in the workflow and not in the final state. Take a look at this shared source component - it seems to be just your requirement. This one is also quite similar.
I’m preparing my graduation project from computer science, I made this website and it's running perfectly but my supervisor requested me to apply data mining on the website.
But I don’t understand what I should do.
The website is a social network, each user will have a profile and blog and access to some e-books that required you to be registered so you can download. The website also contains a music server that contains songs that a registered user can choose a song to download or to add it as a favorite in his profile page, the website contains ads (I used OpenX script), so this is most of the website services where I can perform data mining, the website is www.sy-stu.com.
I need ideas and what is the best way to present it in the interview?
You can ask your professor what was his intention of using data mining. Data mining algorithms can do various tasks, you need first define what you want to accomplish and then find some algorithms for this and technical possibilities.
Some ideas that came to my mind about usage of data mining in your project:
you can use data mining to find what songs (ebooks,etc.) can be favorited by a user based on other people favorites songs (find similarities, probably association rules would be a good algorithm for this).
you can use some clustering algorithms to group users based on some parameters and suggest them that they could become a connections with other people from the same group (if you have something like this)
Good luck!:)
Firstly, ask for clarification from your supervisor. Don't say 'What do you mean?', but ask 'Are you expecting something like this?' because it shows that you've at least thought about it.
If you can't think of anything, or your supervisor is vague, perform some simple data retrieval and analysis, e.g.
most active members
the most / least popular songs and books.
number of ads clicked etc
most popular website features
Just elementary analysis should suffice - you aren't doing a statistics degree. Work out the most songs downloaded in a day or per user, the average songs per user, how many users visit each day and how many sign up and never visit.
The purpose is to demostrate that your website is logging all activity, so that when you are asked 'how many books did the 20 most active users download in June' you will be able to work out the answer.
The alternative is a website that just runs and you don't have any knowledge of how your users are behaving and what they are doing, which means you aren't able to focus on things that they find important.
I dont know exactly what kind of data you are trying to mine, but have you check out google analytics? It is very easy to setup, once you register all you need is to include the javascript provided to your web pages. Google analytics will give you plenty of statistic about access to your site information regarding your site and visits. Is that what you need? The data produced is very easy to read as well and will be suitable for you to present I reckon.