I want to know how to assign leads to vendor. Actually i have a vendor who provide transportation services. So, I want to assign leads to the transport vendor.
Please help me to achieve this in the vtiger. Let me know if there is alternate way to do the same.
here is the answer.
right now there is no support like what i want in vtiger but always alternate solution exists.
so just posting here so it would be helpful for others.
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I'm new to piwik and I'm trying to understand all the cookies, now I'm whith the piwik_auth cookie, does anyone know how it works or what is its structure?
Thanks!
You can see both in Piwik's SessionInitializer code, particularly following the application's flow starting in the processSuccessfulSession() method. If there's a particular part that's confusing, I might be able to provide a more specific answer.
I want to get the groups the local machine belongs to in the domain.
The function NetGroupEnum() returns these groups, but only when the computer is online.
The problem is what do I do when I am offline?
I know the information is available because I can find it using various tools, but I don't know how they're doing it.
I've been looking for quite some time, doesn't anyone know how?
Important: I don't want to use WMI.
Also, a solution in C# is also okay, but WINAPI is much more preferable.
EDIT: To be more specific, I am trying to find out which security groups the local machine belongs to. I can see it using gpresult.exe even when I am offline.
It sounds like you want NetQueryDisplayInformation with level = 3 to retrieve group information.
This will retrieve locally-cached information when possible, so they can work when the computer is offline (and even when online, typically give faster response that NetGroupEnum anyway).
Is there any method to identify from which source an API is called? source refer to IOS application, web application like a page or button click( Ajax calls etc).
Although, saving a flag like (?source=ios or ?source=webapp) while calling api can be done but i just wanted to know is there any other better option to accomplish this?
I also feel this requirement is weird, because in general an App or a web application is used by n number of users so it is difficult to monitor those many API calls.
please give your valuable suggestions.
There is no perfect way to solve this. Designating a special flag won't solve your problem, because the consumer can put in whatever she wants and you cannot be sure if it is legit or not. The same holds true if you issue different API keys for different consumers - you never know if they decide to switch them up.
The only option that comes to my mind is to analyze the HTTP header and see what you can deduce from it. As you probably know a typical HTTP header looks something like this:
You can try and see how the requests from all sources differ in your case and decide if you can reliably differentiate between them. If you have the luxury of developing the client (i.e. this is not a public API), you can set your custom User-Agent strings for different sources.
But keep in mind that Referrer is not mandatory and thus it is not very reliable, and the user agent can also be spoofed. So it is a solution that is better than nothing, but it's not 100% reliable.
Hope this helps, also here is a similar question. Good luck!
I need help regarding on how I can use truecaller's database. I want to write a c++ program that can access the numbers in the database to check the name of that number. While googling, I found that there is a truecaller API but I don't know how to use it (it seems it's not free and I'm ready to buy a license, but at least I need to test it first). I'm not able to use it. if anyone can provide me any guidelines or steps, I'll be very grateful. And if there is another way (like a web service or something), it'll also be great.
Truecaller doesn't provide an API that you could use. If you refer to https://dev.truecaller.com/docs these are just legacy documentation for people who already got access. Truecaller doesn't give out any new access to these APIs.
Source: I work for Truecaller
I'm really hoping there's an existing service for something like this. I have a location (could be GPS coordinates or a street address, I can use geocoding or reverse geocoding services to switch between them) and I want to find a business that's listed as being approximately at that place.
If this service doesn't already exist, I'm thinking the best way to do what I want is to get a list of businesses close to a location, go through those and single out the closest one to the point I want, and say I'm "in" it if the distance is less than such and such.
If you have some pointers for which services I should look into (for either pinpointing one business or getting a list proximate to a location) or you think my methodology is stupid, please let me know!
edit: it's looking like the yahoo local search thing can pretty much do what I want. I'm going to start tinkering with that
Google Maps doesn't offer this yet. They do reverse geocoding from a lat/long to an address but not a business or interest.
I'm looking this up myself to see who offers this but the two I know of so far are GeoAPI (recently purchased by twitter) and SimpleGeo.
What you're looking for is Google Places which also allows you to specify the business type as well.
This is just a hunch, but have you checked out the Google Maps API?