In the new Qubole Analyze UI that came out recently, I cannot seem to find a way to change the title of a command. In the old interface, I could click on the command title and it would become an editable text box.
We are not planning for the same feature of having to edit command names. But the similar will be available as part of collections feature which is currently work in progress. We will update our release docs as it is ready for release.
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In one Dashboard that I inherited from a colleague, I see the following kind of tabs:
"meta" tabs that float above dashboard. Note that these are attached to the title element on the page.
On a new dashboard, I can't figure out how to replicate this arrangement. If I go into edit mode and add a "tab" component, it shows up below, "within" the dashboard like this. I want to replicate the first kind. Does anyone know how to do this?
there was a bug for a few weeks on master that disabled top level dashboard tabs but it's since been fixed.
What version of Superset are you using (if you're using a versioned release)?
I don't see a difference, simply that the first example has a lot more tabs while the second only has one tab, and the dashboard hasn't been saved with that one tab, so you can't see what is the selected tab yet.
I am new to Google BigQuery.
I am now logged into bq console, but the resource window for tables and datasets is too small to navigate and is pinned into bottom left, and its not resizable, please help on how can i unpin the window to navigate it.
It looks like this.
Looks like what you want is something like below
There are many way to accomplish this. I will present two of them
Customize existing/available UI to fit your own specific needs using so called Bookmarklet
Bookmarklets are saved and used as normal bookmarks. As such, they are simple "one-click" tools which add functionality to the browser.
There is a wide usage of bookmarklets - one of which is to modify the appearance of a web page within the browser - which is exactly your use case.
You can create bookmarklet that will switch visibility of elements above the data navigator as in above example
if your needs are more sophisticated and you are looking for more perks than just hiding elements of UI - you can look into third party IDE for BigQuery
I can recommend one to check out - Goliath - the part of Potens.io Suite for BigQuery. You will find there everything you would expected from professional big data IDE tool.
It is free to use and is available on GCP Marketplace
Disclosure - I am part and lead of Potens.io Team (which is also clearly stated in my SO Profile)
Did you mean you want to unpin a project that has "Pin icon" in the screenshot?
If yes, You can unpin a project to clcik "UNPIN PROJECT" right side of bigquery console.
You have to click project(e.g bigquery-public-data) first to meet "UNPIN PROJECT".
The end result:
After publishing an item, all versions will be visible in the WEB DB, instead of the default behaviour of only having the latest item version.
I'm using Sitecore 8.2.170407
After reading this article, I tried to do several things:
Remove both RemoveOtherVersions and PublishTestingVersions processors by doing a <patch:delete />. That did not work
Add my own patch file, which inherits Sitecore.Publishing.Pipelines.PublishVersion.Processors.RemoveOtherVersions and hides/overrides the base Process method. The new method will do nothing.
Image of patch class and Image of patch config
That didn't work either.
Tried removing the whole <publishVersion> pipeline, but that gave an exception when trying to publish an item.
I've not been able to find a solutions anywhere else. I know a similar question has been asked here, but that was in Sitecore 6
Have any of you been in the same situation before? How did you solve the issue?
If you need more information, please let me know.
Thanks in advance
You can't.
The linked answer you provide is still valid. Sitecore "web" database (any database which is a publishing target) stores one and only one version. To modify this, you're going to need to reinvent your own publishing process.
Based on your clarification, it seems what you want to use is standard Sitecore versioning with specified publish start dates to put up a particular version.
All of the versions would live in your master database, and you would regularly run publishes through the publishing agent or some other means in order to send the appropriate version to the web database on the correct date.
Your authors can preview what the page would look like on a particular date using the date picker in the preview mode.
I'm working on implementing a three step workflow for my company's Sitecore 8.2 installation.
Originally I had the final step set up to not have any action or command because we want to manually publish. But, manually publishing does not seem to remove the final workflow state.
Screenshot of the items workflow state after manually publishing
Then when I edit the item, it doesn't move back to the draft state. It's my understanding that when you publish an item that made it to the final workflow state version 1 is created, and editing that item should create a new version and restart the workflow. Is this correct?
After realizing that manually publishing does nothing, I tried setting up a command and action on the final workflow step:
Screenshot of final workflow step command & action
But this does nothing. Is it possible to set up a workflow action to publish? Or is the out of box auto-publish action the only option?
Why are the items getting stuck in this final step and how do I fix this?
Edit: The workflow was getting stuck because I am an admin. When using the roles I set up for Content Author and Approver, I was finally able to get the item to start version 2. I would still like to know if it's possible to set up a command and action to publish? Or is this not necessary if we want to manually publish anyway?
I think i know the issue. I had similar issue while setting up my sitecore workflow and i solved it with some changes in the security settings.
I wrote a blog just now about how to setup Sitecore Workflow. Here is the link for that:
https://tectraveleat.wordpress.com/2018/06/01/sitecore-workflow-setup-v8u2-v9-0-1/
In your case, since you have already setup everything. You might want to take a look at the "Assign security permissions to the roles" section of the blog.
Also, it is necessary to give the roles/users permissions to the datasource. From what i understand, you have setup everything properly, except a minor security permission at the workflow level.
Let me know if this helps. If not, can you share your workflow setup and permissions for the roles? I can take a look at it and see it i can help.
You can follow sample workflow of sitecore. Workflow publish state is final state. It can not move to draft. This process of workflow like this: Draft -> Approved -> Published. Workflow done at here.
If you wanna create version or make page to draft you have to edit it. If you still wanna your page published -> draft, you can custom pipeline of command in workflow. But this solution have many risks, I asked Sitecore support before and they answer it just their logic and you can custom if you want.
We have a website featuring Sitecore 8.1 with multiple content editors. Is there any way to log their activity, as in listing the actions they have performed in terms of editing/publishing/unpublishing?
We had a problem last week which I suspect being caused by someone unpublishing the wrong item, but I need to make sure this is the case, or at least I would like this ability in the future.
Do I need to create my own event-triggered logging?
There's nothing fully out of the box to provide those reports in Sitecore. You can take a look at the Sitecore Audit Trail module which will log all the "editor action" audit information into a separate log4net appender. You can find more information on the module in this blog post, but note that the module is only mark as compatible to Sitecore 7.5, it should not be hard to make this work with Sitecore 8.1, namely updating the appender config since the log4net config is now within the <sitecore> node in config.
Sitecore does log content editor actions out of the box in the normal log files (in Data\logs), they start with "AUDIT" so you can find them. It logs things such as items being saved, publishes starting, etc. Do a search in the log files to find them.
You can get these saved to a separate log file for easier review: https://sdn.sitecore.net/scrapbook/how%20to%20make%20sitecore%206%20write%20audit%20log%20to%20its%20own%20file.aspx
This still works in Sitecore 8 except the setting is in App_Config/Sitecore.config now.
You can use Sitecore Advanced System Reporter
Sitecore 6 ships with a very useful function called My Locked Items. At times, though, admin users may want to see all locked items, not just those locked by them. I wrote a little application to do just that. Then I thought of making it more generic, so that one could create other type of reports easily. The result is a little framework which allows to create many types of reports in very short time. In this module I provide this framework together with many useful example reports like:
items modified updated in the last X days
items that have more than X children
items that are publishable but either do not exist or have a different version in the web
database.
items that are based on a particular template
items with validation errors
which templates have been linked to a workflow
locked items
publishable items with broken links
audit information
errors in the log files
items that have stayed in the same workflow state for more than X days
and more.
You can now also parametrise those reports, save them as links in the desktop, export them, or even create a scheduled task that emails some of them automatically. In addition, you can also apply commands to the items reported.
You can download the module from : https://marketplace.sitecore.net/en/Modules/A/Advanced_System_Reporter.aspx
Module is available for Sitecore 6.4 to 8. I don't know if has the functionality you look but you can customize it.
You can check this blogpost how to extend it: http://www.seanholmesby.com/sitecore-auditing-with-the-advanced-system-reporter/
Update
Install the module
Run the module and choose reports like in picture.
Run the report
View the report or export it like csv, excel or xml .