I'm looking to extract a list of email addresses belonging to users who clicked a specific link in a MoonMail email campaign. Is this possible? The documentation only states there's an incrementClickCount function, but doesn't describe individual tracking or filtering.
The same happens with opens.
The function saveClicks stores the information about a link click in Clicks DynamoDB table. It contains campaignId, linkId and recipientId (which is the Base64 representation of the email)
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Is there a T-code or a table that can retrieve the history of multiple serial numbers along with the Production Work Order (PWO) associated to the Serial Numbers (SN)?
You can try this:
Go to IQ02/IQ03 transaction aka "Change/View material serial" and enter the material and serial number
Click History button at the bottom of the SerData tab
Voila! You can see all the documents that are linked to this serial: notifications, orders, etc.
I've been struggling for months now with a random error in the ms graph api. Finally I found some sence in the whole mess, but I think there's an error in the graph api.
I've developed a multitenant outlook-addin (JS), that my clients use to store their emails and/or the attachments into a storage. I use the Office.context.mailbox.item object to fetch both the ItemId of the message and the Id's of the attachments. I send those id's off to a sevrer to do the heavy liftning of retriving the email and/or attachments, using EWS. Because the client has a choice of selecting which attachments to save, I need to send the selected attachment Id's to the server, where I retrieve the email and the attachments. However when I try to match the attachment Id's with the selected from the Outlook app they're different, and I can't find the correct attachments. This happens with random messages, with random tenants.
From what I can see from the id's for the email and the attachments, it looks like the attachment id is prefixed with the email id. Sometimes they don't match. Example:
The user select an email in the Outlook desktop client (Mac or Windows) and get this id for the email:
AAMkADYxNWNjMTRiLWFjYTYtNDM1OS04MTNjLThiNzM1ZWM0ZDFmZgBGAAAAAADbXpqFYshcSYLgLaL8DcdZBwDVFKe56AEMQo4qySw0u6tyAAAfj8mWAADVFKe56AEMQo4qySw0u6tyAABBmpnFAAA=
The attachment has this id (which DOESN'T match the email id):
AAMkADYxNWNjMTRiLWFjYTYtNDM1OS04MTNjLThiNzM1ZWM0ZDFmZgBGAAAAAADbXpqFYshcSYLgLaL8DcdZBwDVFKe56AEMQo4qySw0u6tyAAAAAAEJAADVFKe56AEMQo4qySw0u6tyAABBmmK4AAABEgAQAOBOPI4JZ71CuMzlk7nqfZw=
but when I query the EWS using the email id (I'm aware of the REST/EWS id differences), I get this id for the attachment (which DO match the email id):
AAMkADYxNWNjMTRiLWFjYTYtNDM1OS04MTNjLThiNzM1ZWM0ZDFmZgBGAAAAAADbXpqFYshcSYLgLaL8DcdZBwDVFKe56AEMQo4qySw0u6tyAAAfj8mWAADVFKe56AEMQo4qySw0u6tyAABBmpnFAAABEgAQAOBOPI4JZ71CuMzlk7nqfZw=
The funny thing is, that it works from OWA - this attahcment id is correct. This specific email has been moved, and I know that when moving files, the id changes, but shouldn't the attachment id then follow along? In EWS the id seems to have changed but not in Outlook
I used my Id-Whispering skills to look at your ids.
The first one is the id of the item itself, not an attachment on the item. The actual PR_ENTRYID for this id is AAAAANtemoViyFxJguAtovwNx1kHANUUp7noAQxCjirJLDS7q3IAAB+PyZYAANUUp7noAQxCjirJLDS7q3IAAEGamcUAAA==
The second one is an attachment, but the parent item is different. The PR_ENTRYID for this id is
AAAAANtemoViyFxJguAtovwNx1kHANUUp7noAQxCjirJLDS7q3IAAAAAAQkAANUUp7noAQxCjirJLDS7q3IAAEGaYrgAAA==
Attachment id part: EADgTjyOCWe9QrjM5ZO56n2c
The third one is also an attachment, same "attachment id" part of the id, but in this case, it refers to the item in the original location. As you can see, the PR_ENTRYID matches:
AAAAANtemoViyFxJguAtovwNx1kHANUUp7noAQxCjirJLDS7q3IAAB+PyZYAANUUp7noAQxCjirJLDS7q3IAAEGamcUAAA==
Attachment id part: EADgTjyOCWe9QrjM5ZO56n2c
So what happened here? What it looks like is that in the second case, the item was in a different folder. PR_ENTRYID made up of the FID (folder id) and the MID (message id). As a result, if an item moves from one folder to another, then the id changes. You move it back, it reverts back to its old id. Weird, I know.
That's a good reason for Microsoft to come up with an immutable id :)
I have the following workflow on a website:
Some user John Doe declares a company through form 1
(fields: name, head office location)
After John Doe submits (HTTP POST) form 1, he is redirected (HTTP 302) to company form 2 with additional legal information about the company.
The problem is, if John Doe hits the back button of his browser during step 2, he will land on the form 1, with data filled by the browser (using values he already submitted — that's what Firefox and major browsers seem to do).
John Doe might then think he can use this form to update some information (e.g. fix a typo in the name of the company) whereas he will actually create a new company doing so, as we don't know on the server side whether he wants to declare a new company or update the one he just created.
Do you know any simple solution to handle that problem ?
Use javascript/jquery script after the page is loaded to empty all the inputs. This will prevent confusion of "updating the company".
jQuery would look something like this:
$('#elementID').val('');
You can also handle the situation by manipulating the browser history
on load of form 2, and pass the CompanyId generated on submit of form 1 using querystring. So that you can actually update the company as the user
Suppose John submits form1.html, a unique CompanyId "1001" is generated and redirected to form2.html. Now on load of form2 you can modify the browser history form1.html?companyid=1001 using
var stateObj = { foo: "bar" };
history.pushState(stateObj, "page 1", "form1.html?companyid=1001");
Now, when the user click back button and submits the form1 again. you can check for companyid in querystring and update the company.
I think it is more user-friendly when user can return back to previous form and update it (instead preventing the described behavior).
I use in most cases similar way to handle described problem:
Let's assume that user is on the page /some-page, that contains "Create new company" button.
When the user opens this page, will be executed special method createOrFindCompanyDraft() on the server-side. This method creates new company "draft" record in DB (only for the current user). For example, draft record has primary key id=473. When you execute this method again it will return the same record with the id=473 (with "draft" status). "Draft" record should't display on any other interfaces.
And "Create new company" has link /company/common/473.
When user go to /company/common/473, you display form 1, that will be filled from "draft" record. At first time user will see empty form.
Technically user will update the existing record, but you can display "Create new company" title on the page.
Then user go to form 2, for example, /company/legal-info/473, you create similar draft record for the this form (similar to step 1).
When user submit the form 2, you will remove "draft" status from the record id=473 (and any related records).
Next time when user open page /some-page, will be created new draft record for the current user.
Browser history will contain:
/some-page
/company/common/473
/company/legal-info/473
/some-page2
I like this approach, because all form only update records. You can go to previous/next form many times (for example "Back"/"Forward" browser buttons). You can close browser, and open not completed forms tomorrow. This way doesn't require any additional manipulation with the browser history.
try this
<form autocomplete="off" ...></form>
And Another
Use temporary tables or session to store the Page 1 form data. If the page 2 form is submitted use the temporary data of page 1 which is stored in database or in session.
Use a Separate key (Hidden field ) in both page 1 and page 2.
Actually I thought of a trick to obtain that "create on first post, update after" behavior (just like the user thinks it should behave).
Let's say the step 1 form is at the URL /create_company/. Then I could have that page generate a random code XXX and redirect to /create_company/?token=XXX. When I create the company I save the information that it was created through page with token XXX (for instance, I save it in user's session as we don't need to keep that information forever) and when the form is submitted, if I know that a company was already generated using this token, I know the user used the same form instance and must have used the back button since the token would be different if he explicitly asked for another company.
What do you think ? (I initially thought there should be a simpler solution, as this seems a little bit over-engineered for such a simple issue)
This is more like a UX question.
I'd think that the solution lies within the information given to the user on that form, to help them understand what they're doing.
Set a title that says 'Create a company', for example, and set your submit button as 'Create Company' will help your user with that. Use a unique id when you create the company object, and pass the id back to the same URL in order to perform an update. You should then update your title and button that tells user that they are updating instead of creating.
In that sense I'd say it's better to use a more generic URL like /company and /company?id=12345.
You could also consider using Restful API protocol to help your server identifies the CRUD operation. http://www.restapitutorial.com/lessons/httpmethods.html
Without the "routing" part of django it is hard to help. I can just answer my experience from the express.js-router functionality:
you can specify a post on /company, which is for new users.
you can specify another route for post on /company/:companyid for a changing form
and as a response from the create-post you can redirect to the different location.
What is the JSON structure for an invitation, and under what circumstances is one returned. For example,
GET /1/boards/5144051cbd0da6681200201e/invitations?key=[myKey]
always returns an empty array, even after I invite a fake email.
That route no longer returns anything (and should probably be marked deprecated).
Instead of invitation objects, we add a member to the board representing the invited person (where member.memberType = "ghost") so that you can interact with that person (mention in comments, add to cards) before they join Trello. If you invited that person, you will be able to see the 'ghost' member's email address.
I'm making a student management system on apex. The short of it is a place where lecturers and students can log on. Lecturers create assignments, assign them, mark them, take attendance, record issues ...... all that, and students log on to view their attendance and results.
Now when a student clicks the "My Results" link it navigates to the same page that a lecturer sees, though the select list where a student is selected to view the results of is hidden. The select list displays the students name and returns the id for that student, which also happens to be the user name for a student to log in.
So i want to pass the value of the app-user when a student clicks the link so that only their results are shown.
I've tried to set
these items
:P10_SELECT_STUDENT
with these values
#APP_USER#
which works but no the message "no data found" is shown.
Just for testing i've set that select list to be displayed for a student, and when the page loads it loads with the null value at the top of the list which is
display value
select a student
return value
-1
I've gone and manually set the value passed to be the id of the test student. works a treat, the data loads for that student!!
So does anyone know why the #APP_USSER# value im sending isnt being set in the listbox
Thanks in advance
What you need is the session state of the APP_USER variable. In a query you would reference this with :APP_USER. When you need to pass on the value as a parameter for, for example, a link, you would use the substitution string notation &APP_USER. Much the same way you would refer any other variable/page item.
For example, setting up a button:
A good page to read up on Substitution strings: Application Builder Concepts
The hash-sign notation is commonly used for non-plsql-variables substitution, like the value of a column in report when passed through in a link,
Zac,
If the users haven't authenticate themselves then the :APP_USER parameter is null. If the user authenticated via a SSO, or via DB credentials or whatever you have in the application then the :APP_USER will get populated.
Here is what i understood :
In page 12 , P12_STUDENTS is a select list, and you want it to reflect the current student if he enters or the full list if he's a teacher right?
You don't need to pass :APP_USER via a link or a branch or whatever. It exists as a global Apex variable and is visible in page 12 via :APP_USER but again , its null if the user is not authenticated.
Your select list source should be like:
select display d, return r
from table
where (:APP_USER is NULL
OR (:APP_USER IS NOT NULL AND :APP_USER = student))
tell me if this helps?
regards,
Alex