Tag: Zoho Features
Adobe Captivate | How to Publish the project for an LMS
These are the steps to publish a project created in Adobe Captivate for a Learning Management System like Moodle, Totara or Blackboard: 1. Open your Adobe Captivate project. 2. Select File > Publish. 3. In the Publish as drop-down, select
Air Gapping | Mobile app connectivity with localhost services
When we were trying to connect an android app with the php localhost services it was giving an error: cannot connect to the server please check your network connection. Code independently was working but not when we were connecting Android
Chargify.com | Steps to generate API key
Chargify.com gives the ability for recurring billing and subscription-based charges. It supports integration with several payment gateways. In this document we are explaining how to generate Chargify API key for a domain/sub-domain name. Chargify API key is required to integrate
Heroku – Find out database backup retained limit
To see the database backup retained limit see the steps followed below: 1. Login into heroku. 2.Now click the database you are using. As you can see in the below screenshot database name is Heroku Postgres – Charcoal and it
Html5 | Browser compatibility of some new attributes
HTML5 form attribute Firefox 6+ Safari 5+ Chrome 6+ IE 10+ <input type=”text” name=”name” required > Supported Not Supported Supported Supported <input type=”date”> Not Supported we have to use jquery calender Not Supported Supported Not
Adobe Captivate | Slow Performance
While working on Captivate after sometime it starts running very slow and stops responding. This problem can be overcome by clearing the project cache. Adobe creates a folder “Adobe Captivate Cached Projects” inside the user’s “My Documents” folder. Captivate uses
Zoho Creator | Relate 2 sub-forms without lookup field
In Zoho Creator if you create a form and embed 2 sub-forms inside it, to relate data of one sub-form to that of the other sub-form one option is to use a lookup field of 1 form in the other.
Salesforce | Methods defined as TestMethod do not support Web service callouts
Our code has some classes which contain functions that are used to make webservice callouts to connect with AWS S3 or EC2 machine. We have to cover these functions in our test methods but “Run Test” fails after running the
Heroku | Import/Commit Heroku App in/from Eclipse
1. Install plugin in Eclipse IDE : Open Eclipse and navigate to Help->Install new Software. Enter http://eclipse-plugin.herokuapp.com/install for the “Location” and click “Ok”. Open Window->Preferences. Select Heroku. Enter Heroku username in Email field. Enter your password in Password field. Click