We are ready to go live as the production environment is ready now! But I struggle to find the “synchronise” button in our Prod > setting so that we can copy our content from Staging over to Prod. There’s an export / import button instead.
How can I find the synchronisation function?
What’s the difference between import/export and the synchronisation function in Prismic please?
Thanks so much!
PJC
Hi! I hope I don’t offend anyone as I’m not a developer. im grateful for any help received as I can’t find anything in Prismic website. I hope to stumble upon a Prismic staff here who can help!
In Prismic, I’ve used the “synchronise” function to copy content from the Dev environment to Staging.
We are due to go live for my clients website. But I struggle to find the said “synchronise” button in our Prod > setting so that we can copy our content from Staging over to Prod. There’s an export / import button instead.
How can I find the synchronisation function?
What’s the difference between import/export and the synchronisation function in Prismic please?
Thanks so much!
Best,
PJC
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I solved this in a different way. I used ServiceNow APIs directly in MS Word so that I can now checkout what file I want to and then make changes and check-in directly into servicenow
This is a follow-on to question here.
Review in linked post: menu click function in a library ('rm' in this case) works.
ui.createMenu('Test').addItem('Test-Lib', 'rm.test');
However, going forward I had found that this ONLY works iff the user has EDIT access to the (rm) library. I have tested this for "links" "readonly" and "readonly public access". Only works for EDIT access.
The background information is that I've found NO information regarding this from Google/Official sources.
Initial finding was good (click function in library) in that it saved me a lot of coding. But now I'm back to square one, as I cannot give edit access to the library.
Anyone have any experience on this? Ideas? Workarounds? Thoughts?
EDIT;
Big thanks to #tehhowch comment below with his link. Solved it, but still a little bit tedious solution. To summarize:
Read-Only access means that user does not have access to the development version, but only the linked version - so need to make sure that linked version has all the requirements met.
Republishing the lib to the same version did not work.
Republishing the lib to a new version and updating the client spreadsheet to the new version did work.
Of course, this is a bit tedious going into all client spreadsheets that use the lib, but at least now i can deploy with read-only access to my libs :)
Overall I'm really happy with the IDE, but I am trying to access the Project Settings so I can synchronize changes automatically with the server.
Some material on the web says that they are accessible through File -> Settings, but that option isn't available for the version I have.
Does anyone know how to get at them? I feel really stupid.
I can't add an Image to a comment i guess this will help :
My project is closing our HP ALM instance and is switching to JIRA, and I got stuck with doing the import. I am planning to use the CSV import function in JIRA, but I am having some issues. Is there a better way? Preferably free, but I can probably swing a minor expense.
The comments in ALM are in the form of a text field where the comments are inserted after each other and are separated by a header and a footer. Has anyone dealt with splitting them up for import before?
Many of the bugs are also linked to each other by defect number, is there a way to map this automatically?
You can try JAM plugins and you can map each value from JIRA to HP ALM. Syncs almost real time.
Also, JIRA Bridge for HP Quality Center is available for JIRA 4.0 to 5.2.11. So, unless you installed an old 5.2.11 version, import your issues, then upgrade JIRA, you should find another way.
Hope this helps.
What are the options for having a simple blog, content management system that will deploy the full site as static html over FTP/SFTP and any blog API?
I am aware of Thingamablog but it hasn't been updated in more than a year so i guess is dead now. What are my alternatives that must export at least static HTML to a FTP server?
It would be nice if the app would have some visual gui to enter the blog post and could run from a USB stick.
I don't know that Thingamablog is dead just because it hasn't been updated in a year. Lack of recent updates doesn't necessarily mean the project is dead, it just may mean that it has achieved it's goals and has nothing more to add. Does Thingamablog do what you need?
How about TiddlyWiki. Not a blog or CMS, but it seems to be the kind of thing you need.
Today I came across this tool: Zeta producer. They have a free and a pay version.
Second the motion for CityDesk. You could probably run your blog on the free version (up to 50 "assets" - files, pages, images, etc.), and publishes static HTML to servers via FTP as its specialty. It's trivial to add updates; re-publish process does a differential between your new version and the one that's on the server, and only makes necessary changes.
Examples abound - just google for "*.cty" files.
Here's a CityDesk site I help run:
http://bv-embs-chapter.com
Hope this helps.
Thingamablog is active again. 1.5 will be released soon, currently 1.5veta5 is the latest. Looks good for what you need.
Paul.
You could use the MoWeS Portable: The Modular Web Server.
http://www.chsoftware.net/en/useware/mowes/mowes.htm
It lets you pick and choose a number of static and dynamic services to run on top of a web server straight off the USB drive or a virtual drive.
I run a Wiki off a virtual drive using Mowes at work and at home, i run a personal blog from my usb stick.
Its verrry easy to configure and powerful enough to be productive.
Edit: Heres a link to help you get started with it:
http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Installing_on_WOS_Portable_(Windows)
In the download section, you can select what packages you want to install. This is where you can select what CMS/Blog softwares you want to include.