ifthe user have to be a GPT plus user to access GPTs, so, what for is actually the gpts? Because every Gpt plus subscriber can create their own gpts? This question is very important to me. Hopefully you can explain. Thanks so much.
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If you take a look at the screenshot in the prioginal posting, I referenced the custom field on the ticket inputs versus what attendees fill out. I need to be able to generate an excel that I can use the custom field as a meta data.
First, I want to point out that the event date should be displayed on the front end by default, and we have an article with instructions on adding the date to tickets. You can use a method similar to the example in the article to display other event information on tickets. So, one solution could be to use the additional fields that come with Events Calendar Pro to add the fields to the event, and then display them on the ticket.
Regarding exporting, are you trying to export attendee data, or a list of all tickets on your site? I would recommend trying out a plugin like WP All Export, which gives you lots of options for customizing the data exported.
I would like to use the (newer) Direct Print Plus due to better features and newer pdf engine. But without any possibility to adjust ICC or color rendering intent the tool is just useless. Anyone running this successfully with custom ICC?
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I believe the answer you've pointed to is incorrect and here's why. The Customer Community Plus license is an "enhanced" version of the Customer Community license. It's totally counter-intuitive that it wouldn't have the same features as a standard Customer Community license. See Salesforce Communities Licenses for a comparison.
That having been said, all one needs to do is "clone" their Customer Community Plus license and add additional permissions to it. Once you clone your license, you can add the permissions you're speaking of or any other kind of permission set that you'd like.
Additionally, I'm showing in my Dev Org that the default settings for Accounts in a Community Plus User profile is Read, Create and Edit for Accounts. You might want to restrict that if you haven't already. Clearly it surpasses the requirements for your custom object and allows the access you're speaking of.
That having been said, in your post, you've used the term "Customer Portal Plus" license. Is this a "Portal" or a "Community"? I'm not aware of a Customer Portal Plus License, only a Customer Community Plus License. Is this perhaps some kind of upgraded portal user license that your org has negotiated with Salesforce or have you inadvertently used an incorrect term?
For example, from a total of 17 practices, I made 11, which gave a total of 6 hours and 20 minutes of exercise and 5.324 total active calories in five weeks. Apple awarded me with a silver medal, and that was it. I could choose between accepting my custom plan was done or repeating it.
Also, I first complained that Apple sent weird notifications about having a workout planned for that day just past midnight, but, over time, I discovered that the Fitness app would send a new message around 6 PM to tell me that I could still complete my planned workout if I wanted to.
ADManager Plus, an IGA solution, facilitates streamlined user life cycle management across integrated enterprise applications. Even if your application isn't on the predefined list, you can integrate it with ADManager Plus, provided it supports REST APIs or SOAP APIs. Once integration is complete, you can automate and orchestrate key identity life cycle processes across applications.
You need the API endpoints of the application to import objects and their necessary details into ADManager Plus. You can find the required API information in the application's API documentation, or you can contact the support team of the application with which you're integrating. There are two types of endpoint configuration in ADManager Plus:
Select No Auth as the Authorization Type if your request doesn't require authorization, then click Configure. If you do this, the authorization details will not be shared with the API client.
If you select API Key as the Authorization Type, enter the key name and value in the Key and Value fields, respectively. Associate the key with a header or query parameter using the Add to drop-down and click Configure. You can refer to your application's API documentation for more details.
If you select Bearer as the Authorization Type, enter your application's API key in the Token field and click Configure. The API key can be obtained by following the steps mentioned in your application's API documentation.
Note: Click Add New Naming Format to create a new naming format for the user naming attributes in the custom application. In the Custom Naming format pop-up window, fill in the details and click Save.
After configuring an inbound webhook, you can use it as a data source in scheduled automations for different identity management actions in ADManager Plus. To do so, navigate to Automation, click + Create New Automation, and use the Select More option under the Select objects section. This enables you to automate the action you want to perform on the list of objects imported through the inbound webhook either once or periodically.
For some API configurations, you may have to configure multiple endpoints where the endpoints are dependent on others. For example, the first endpoint fetches all employee IDs in the organization, and you need to hit another API for each employee ID received in the response to fetch each employee's details. In cases like these, configure the first API as a base endpoint (the default type) and the second endpoint as a dependent endpoint using the Advanced option in the Endpoint Configuration section.
You have to follow all the steps mentioned in the inbound webhook configuration section except for this step. When the Message Type is set to XML, ADManager Plus requires the Response Parser CSV file. This file helps in filtering only the required data from the endpoint's XML response. The filtered attributes can then be linked to the AD LDAP attributes.
For example, as shown in the images below, the value for the columnName Worker ID as highlighted in the sample CSV file is extracted from the attribute Worker_ID(value:100001) as highlighted in the sample XML response. This value can be mapped to the AD LDAP attribute employeeID later.
For example: The date format used in the integrated app might be different from the date format used in ADManager Plus. To resolve this, use the edit option in the response window to modify the date format.
After you configure an outbound webhook for the required action, use it as a block in an orchestration template. The configured Orchestration Template can be executed using event-driven automations, scheduled automations, or automation policies. It can also be applied directly to the desired users to perform a sequence of actions on them under Management > Advanced Management > Orchestration.
What is the best efficient way to edit the device tree for our custom board with i.MX8MP MPU? Some components of our board will be same with the evaluation board so how should we proceed? Can you share your experiences?
First locate your correct device tree file(s), sometimes with Yocto and certain builds it may not be the files you think.. Then as a quick test comment out some obviously unused items and rebuild. Check you boot log to make sure the devices have disappeared or are no longer probed. You can trim down the device tree a fair bit if needed. Once you have worked out what can go, create some device tree patch file(s) and add these to your sources/meta-yours/recipes-kernel etc to make the changes permanent. This is fine if you want to work with modified EVK builds. You can remove unwanted drivers as well using bitbake linux-imx -c menuconfig thus having a similar effect as removing them from your device tree.
Just be aware if you tweak the actual device tree file(s) up in /arch/arm64/boot/dts/freescale somewhere then do a kernel clean and build you will loose your changes. Do your changes after a kernel clean if you need to do one, creating patch files is a better practice so perhaps worth looking into sooner rather than later.
Also, my best practice would be including the imx8mp-evk.dts into the custom .dts and do the tweaking (add new nodes, removing unused nodes, overriding nodes with new properties, ...). Or you can completely add a new custom .dts by only including imx8mp.dtsi which is crucial for any iMX8MP based board.
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