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I have just got the same error, my vault shows as empty on my laptop but not on my phone. I added a new Login on the laptop and it appeared on the phone but the laptop vault remains blank. This is concerning seeing as we use it for business purposes. Is there any news or updates about this? Any threads on Reddit or otherwise? Looking at other password managers as a result. The logistics of giving everyone access on their phones is not feasible.
Could you please provide some details? Which operating system (including version) are you using, and which browser (including version) are you using? Is your Bitwarden account hosted on vault.bitwarden.com, vault.bitwarden.eu, or on your own server?
Update: Customer Support said the %2 was a visual bug (?) and that I should delete the browser tab. This actually helped when my Windows laptop started showing the same error. I imported the backup vault into the Bitwarden on my Thinkpad and everything was great until the error showed up again on the Thinkpad. This time I deleted the browser tab immediately and got the vault back again when I logged in.
How can I remove the empty columns (they are empty, not null) without having to use the select tool. I am pretty sure this can be done with transpose and cross tab tools but I am not entirely sure how. I have attached a screenshot of some data. I would like to remove the columns Title 5, Title 6, and Title 7. Any help would be much appreciated.
Thank you!
Don't be distracted from the simplicity of a CReW macro designed with you in mind by the evil @jdunkerley79. He might be flashing a bright and shiny object your way trying to distract you in a vain attempt to gain Stars and Solution badges.
Is it the best way? There is a suggested alternative that does not transpose the data. I think that the case where performance is needed makes the macro a challenge to understand. So for general purposes I stand behind the macro.
Here we go again! Always trying to shine your "Expert" Certification knowledge in my "Advanced" direction. I think that your reply is a trick. The function of IsEmpty() looks for both Null and Empty conditions (e.g. [Null] or \0, and "").
The :empty CSS pseudo-class represents any element that has no children. Children can be either element nodes or text (including whitespace). Comments, processing instructions, and CSS content do not affect whether an element is considered empty.
Assistive technology such as screen readers cannot parse interactive content that is empty. All interactive content must have an accessible name, which is created by providing a text value for the interactive control's parent element (anchors, buttons, etc.). Accessible names expose the interactive control to the accessibility tree, an API that communicates information useful for assistive technologies.
The text that provides the interactive control's accessible name can be hidden using a combination of properties that remove it visually from the screen but keep it parsable by assistive technology. This is commonly used for buttons that rely solely on an icon to convey purpose.
For instance, in the attached screenshot. When I am using the "none of" filter, I'd expect that I would be excluding people from the list. So when the check box comes up to ask "include records where property name is empty" I read it as "Include records where its empty into the none of" filter.
In this case, I don't want to exclude people who have no property value, so I leave the check box unchecked. But because it's actually talking about the property as a whole, not the "none of" filter, I am missing a chunk of people who are have missing values in that property.
I would suggest maybe having this area specify that we're talking about the list as a whole, not just the filter applied to the property. Or maybe available to check before applying the "none of" "equal to" etc. additional filters.
This could be easily fixed if HubSpot updated that line of text to specify that they the checkbox on the filter doesn't apply to the filter, but to the results. For example, "Include records where "Property Name" is blank in result."
Glad this is working for you! I just wanted to add that you can specify entry type for ChildName, depending on whether or not you want a folder with a shortcut (or one with subfolders) to be considered empty.
You get the subfolders of \Raw Images\Processed, check if their last modification date is more than 7 days ago (moving docs in or out of a folder or deleting documents from it will change the folder's last modification date) and then delete the folder with the "only delete if empty" flag on in Delete Entry.
Alternatively (or if you're on WF 9.0.2), you can replace Find Entries with a Search Repository that uses the date token and skip the Conditional Sequence check (since the search will only return folders older than 7 days):
Maybe I need to be more specific. I have a root folder, raw images, it contains one subfolder called processed. I'm then running a quickfields session after processing images in, raw images folder, I move them to a \processed\%date Time\. Then after 7 days i'm doing a clean up of all the folders below processed. The issue is my repository search, in the client, returns folders and entries but when I copy that search and move it to a workflow it only deletes the entries in each folder below processed but not the the folder. So i'm left with empty folders below proceessed but I want delete both the entry and the folder. However I need to keep at least the last 7 days. So once a file or folder has aged to 8 days i want it purged.
It actually puts a few messages in the results when it runs - I think the search and the action disagree on whether a folder with just a shortcut in it is "empty" - but it works and is a great little admin tool.
It sounds like you're trying to get a list of folders where there are documents that reference W4, but do not have the template name "Client Files". Could you share the reason you want the folders, and not the documents themselves?
To get the list. you could run a search for the documents themselves, then add the Path column. If you use Generate Report/Download Results (name varies depending on version) to get a CSV file, you could then use excel to filter unique results for the Path.
I know there are dataI can put on the folder fields that would indicate the presence of the template type using workflow and do filters in Excel, but I was really hoping for a straightforward Saved Search in the client.
I tried to use the advance search syntax as posted. But my folder has subfolder, follow by another subfolder, then follow by documents. The syntax returns all folders and didn't subtract the ones that has documents underneath the subfolder.
The syntax for "ChildName" only refers to entries directly within the folder. As such, if the document you are using to exclude folders is in a subfolder, the subfolder will be excluded but not the parent folder for that subfolder.
I need to locate the documents underneath the layers of folders, and only documents have metadata fields that I would then used for a lookup and update the metadata fields and move the entry to a new location. I would then also need to delete the folders and subfolders that no longer have any documents in it.
if you have infinite scrolling, then you necessarily have pagination for next/previous page, no? Then you can toggle an empty state assign as other have alluded to when you hit no results without having to check the existing stream contents.
Thinking out loud, this could be a good use case for the :first-child or :last-child pseudoselectors. This will let the browser determine how to display the empty list message based on whether there are any other streamed elements rendered.
I got an example working by adding the following line to the .table core component as the first before the streamed ones. You could also add it to the end and use the :first-child pseudoselector instead.
The important bit to see is where you put it in the table component. Is it possible you put it outside the tbody or something or maybe have other modifications that would result in there being more than tr left even when there are no articles? I would inspect the DOM after deleting the last one and ensure there is only one tr left.
Yeah, when I first had the idea, I had
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I am getting an error when my application passes an empty variant (as determined by the Probe) to a Variant to Data function. The Variant is coming from a Global Variable which has not yet been initialized. I need to avoid calling the Variant to Data function as long as the Variant is empty.
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