There is a dashboard that allows you to redirect based on rules like from a subdomain as a base to a subdirectory/path. No it's not with a listener on an Application Load Balancer.
I have a bunch of them set up and for the life of me can't figure out which dashboard.
The answer is to click on this button.
The most ridiculous spot to put something so crucial, especially when "edit" next to "Add listener" is a completely different editing menu.
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I'm new to ServiceNow and have been following the Learning Path on the Developers site. I created a Jakarta Instance and have been making my way through the tutorials. However, I have been consistently running into problems where I am missing configuration options when creating application files. I can't properly set up UI Policies, Events, Notifications, etc. because I'm missing specific options like being able to write scripts and more. I have switched to the "Advanced View" in the "Related Links" but to no avail. The account is an Administrator account and has not been modified at all since the creation of the Instance. Is there something I am missing? Other developers following this track with me currently do not have the same problems so I'm wondering if its account specific or something with configurations. I've attached my Notification file; even in Advanced View, it is missing "Send When" and "Advanced Condition" script.
An example of options not loading: Notification Application File Example
Double check that you are under the Advanced view for these sections.
These should be there for you, Send when and Advanced condition are under the When to send tab within the Advanced view.
If you don't see these under the Advanced view, you should be able to manually add the fields using the Form Designer.
Take a look at the documentation at Form design.
In short
Go to your instance and go to Settings Gear > Developer and change Application to Global
Right click the header and go to Configure > Form Design.
Verify you've selected the Advanced view
Drag the missing fields to the form.
Click Save
Change the Application back to the one you are working with
I purchased a domain (iwantmydomain) and it points to an openshift application, main page loads and status bar shows the custom domain, but when I click a post then it shows the openshift url.
www.alrazylabs.com
I tried to follow:
https://www.openshift.com/blogs/domain-names-and-ssl-in-the-openshift-web-console
At the moment it looks like everything is working fine. Usually if a wordpress blog's links are pointing to the wrong url (the .rhcloud.com one) it means that you did not change the url in the wordpress admin to your custom domain.
Basically, we have a site and a store already setup (not using WorldPay), but we’re changing to an entirely new website design, with a new store, using WorldPay this time (but using the same domain name as before).
Everything is all tested and ready on a temporary URL, so all that is left to do is have WorldPay activated and switch the domain over, but how can we give WorldPay access to test and activate our installation WITHOUT letting customers see the site at the same time (as we want to launch it on a set time/date).
The options from our perspective were:
WorldPay tell us the IP address they will be checking over the installation with, and we can limit access by IP address using htaccess or similar.
We change the URL temporarily to something like “/store38382882” which no one will know about, then once everything is activated, we would need to switch back to just “/store”. But from what I can see in the WorldPay docs, the URL you provide them with isn't easily changeable.
Are either of these possible? And if not, how is this usually handled? Just hoping for advice from people who've done this before!
I put site on a sub domain, in the worldpay admin area, you set the callback URL and passphase specific for the sub domain.
Once you are ready for live, you just need to make sure that your settings also match up with the live configuration of your account on worldpay
for example:
live callback http://www.site.com/worldpay/callback
Testing and demo http://test.site.com/worldpay/callback
You should have bindings in your code to detect the Host URL to pick up if its www. or test. this will enable you to have settings for live and test without having to do many changes to your code, or worse, having two versions of the code base.
hope this helps
Building a workflow that allows a file to be dynamically moved via user input (renames, the whole works). Using the Service Action, a web service will rename and move the file based on user input fields and some other behind the scenes processing. However, once the service runs and the window closes, the file is move but the user experience goes bad. The file keeps refreshing in the preview pane, redirects back to the root, and nothing works right until you navigate away.
The ideal solution would be the for the file to be moved and the user moved to the next file in the folder (or at minimum kept in the folder) as we're looking at a "processing" folder.
Is there any ideal best practice? Do I simply just need to copy the file instead of move and then run a delete routine after-the-fact?
It may be best for you to contact Box via email at API at Box dot com to explain better what your application is trying to accomplish. Generally describing the business case helps us resolve questions like this more quickly.
I've registered a domain with www.domain101.com. We'll call it www.example.com. I used their 'cloaked forwarding' option on my heroku app, which we'll call example.herokuapp.com. If I want to navigate to the posts index page, I would go to example.herokuapp.com/posts, of course; however, when I try this with my cloaked domain - www.example.com/posts - it takes me to the landing page. What's more, the url is constantly set to 'www.example.com' and the title of each page is "EXAMPLE.COM". I can click buttons on the pages and navigate through my website, but the url remains strictly at 'www.example.com'.
I used the forwarding option available on the website. What else should I be doing?
Domain cloaking uses a frame to make visitors' browsers show the cloaking domain in the location bar, while having the actual content hosted somewhere else. That's why the location bar never changes when you navigate around the site; and it isn't surprising that domain101's cloaking implementation doesn't forward path information to your Heroku app.
What you should do instead is configure a DNS server to direct traffic for your domain directly to Heroku. The simplest option for that on Heroku is the Zerigo DNS Add-on, which is free if you're hosting a single domain. You can also find DNS servers provided by lots of other people if you prefer.
Once you've configured a DNS server, you also need to tell your registrar that the DNS server you chose is the primary DNS for your domain. The way to do that varies between registrars, so you should check domain101's documentation for details.