Input: [Application] Soundbooth [Level]

Output: Intermediate

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Input: [Required?] Yes [Description] A human-readable name for the command. Must be unique within the bundle. [Element]

Output: name

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Input: [Required?] Yes [Description] The code to be executed. If specified as a string, it is executed as a shell script. If passed a block, it is invoked as a block when the command is executed. [Element]

Output: invoke

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Input: [Description] The scope in which the command can be executed. If no scope is specified, the command is assumed to be active in all scopes. [Element]

Output: scope

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Input: [Description] The input to the command. See the Input Definition section below. [Element]

Output: input

Ruble Specification - Documentation & Guides - 2.0 - Appcelerator Wiki


Input: [Description] The output of the command. See the Output Definition section below. [Element]

Output: output

Ruble Specification - Documentation & Guides - 2.0 - Appcelerator Wiki


Input: [Description] The working directory to use when invoking the command as a shell script. See the Working Directory Definition section below. [Element]

Output: working_directory

Ruble Specification - Documentation & Guides - 2.0 - Appcelerator Wiki


Input: [Description] The keyboard binding for the command. It is also possible to define platform-specific key bindings, as described in the Key Bindings section below. [Element]

Output: key_binding

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Input: [Description] A tab trigger that will invoke the command if typed into an editor window and then the key is pressed. It is possible to define both a trigger and a key_binding for a single command. [Element]

Output: trigger

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Input: [Command] Back [Shortcut]

Output: Alt + ← or Backspace

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Input: [Command] Forward [Shortcut]

Output: Alt + → or Shift + Backspace

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Input: [Command] Home [Shortcut]

Output: Alt + Home

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Input: [Command] Open File [Shortcut]

Output: Ctrl + O

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Input: [Command] Reload [Shortcut]

Output: F5 or Ctrl + R

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Input: [Command] Reload (override cache) [Shortcut]

Output: Ctrl + F5 or Ctrl + Shift + R

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Input: [Command] Stop [Shortcut]

Output: Esc.

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Input: [Keyword] Datain [Parameters] File [Function]

Output: The path of the data/metadata files to be read.


Input: [Keyword] Dataout [Parameters] File [Function]

Output: The path of the data/metadata files to be written. If no dataout statement is present, the output file(s) will have the same directory and name as the setup with .met and .dat suffixes for metadata/data files.


Input: [Keyword] Delimliter [Parameters] Character(s) [Function]

Output: "CSV" to indicate comma-separated variables or the character(s) used to delimit variable-length data. If a data item includes a delimiter, it must be enclosed in quotation marks. "\t" indicates a tab character.


Input: [Keyword] Imputation [Parameters] File [Function]

Output: The path of the imputation file to be read.


Input: [Keyword] Mult [Parameters] Number All [Function]

Output: The imputation multiple(s) to be included in the output data file. All specifies that all multiples are to be included. If this statement is omitted, the first multiple will be included.


Input: [Keyword] Nobs [Parameters] Number [Function]

Output: The number of observations to be included in the output data file. If this statement is omitted, all the observations in the input dataset(s) will be included.


Input: [Keyword] Print [Parameters] None Standard Details All [Function]

Output: The printout desired. None. Standard: Summary information about the dataset. Details and all: Summary information about the dataset and detailed information about the variables and codeframes. Defaults to standard.


Input: [Keyword] Table [Parameters] File [Function]

Output: Specifies that the output dataset will be in spreadsheet table form. The first row of the table will contain the variable names. The table cells will be delimited by tab characters, commas or spaces. If no file path is present, the output table will have the same directory and name as the setup with a .txt suffix.


Input: [Keyword] Title [Parameters] Text [Function]

Output: The text to be used as the title for the step.


Input: [Keyword] Run [Function]

Output: Required. Must be the last statement in the getdata setup.


Input: [Attribute] Country [Default on Start] United States [Explanation]

Output: Select the country that you want to analyze. The next three choices on this drop down menu are special: World: Summarize the results for all countries combined. Non-US: Summarize the results for all countries outside of the United States. Other Countries: The Netscape/AOL Personals site contains almost 3,000 records in an other category. We don't know why a woman might be placed in other instead of a named country since so many countries are available when the woman creates her entry. We suspect that the site previously asked for United States or Other and later added each country.

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Input: [Attribute] State [Default on Start] All States [Explanation]

Output: Choices on this drop down menu are only available when the selected country is "United States". Otherwise the choice list is blank.

Short Persons Support: Research : Personals Analyzer


Input: [Attribute] Height [Default on Start] All Heights [Explanation]

Output: Specify women of a particular height.

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Input: [Attribute] Age [Default on Start] All Ages [Explanation]

Output: You can choose from nine different age ranges.

Short Persons Support: Research : Personals Analyzer


Input: [Attribute] Race [Default on Start] All Races [Explanation]

Output: Women can self-identify their race from the following choices: Prefer not to say Caucasian/White (but not Hispanic) African-American/Black Asian Hispanic Other Multiracial Use this drop down menu to determine how preferences differ among women of different races.

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Input: [Attribute] Body Type [Default on Start] All Body Types [Explanation]

Output: Women can self-identify their body type from the following choices. The site does not explain very well what each label means so it is left to the submitter and the reader to interpret the definition for themselves. Prefer not to say Average Petite Athletic Slim/Slender Large Few Extra Pounds

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Input: [Expression] A MIKVEH [Definition]

Output: A KOSHER ACQUACADE


Input: [Expression] A CHOCHEM [Definition]

Output: A MAN THAT ARGUES WITH A COP


Input: [Expression] MINYEN [Definition]

Output: ON ORTHODOX STAG


Input: [Expression] A SHANEH GELECHTER [Definition]

Output: GETTING HICCUPS ON YOM KIPPER


Input: [Expression] A SHOICHET [Definition]

Output: A CUTTHROAT


Input: [Expression] A GROISEH FRESSHER [Definition]

Output: SOME OF OUR BEST CUSTOMERS


Input: [Expression] SKIN & BONES [Definition]

Output: SOMEONE WEIGHS LESS THAN 200 POUNDS


Input: [Expression] HEALTHY [Definition]

Output: SOMEONE WEIGHS MORE THAN 200 POUNDS


Input: [Expression] A GOOD EATER [Definition]

Output: SOME ONE THAT ASKS FOR SECONDS


Input: [Key] javax.servlet.error.status_code [Type] Integer [Value]

Output: The HTTP error code

JSF : redirect errors to error page (JSF forum at JavaRanch)


Input: [Key] javax.servlet.error.message [Type] String [Value]

Output: A description of the error

JSF : redirect errors to error page (JSF forum at JavaRanch)


Input: [Key] javax.servlet.error.exception_type [Type] Class [Value]

Output: The class of the exception

JSF : redirect errors to error page (JSF forum at JavaRanch)


Input: [Key] javax.servlet.error.exception [Type] Throwable [Value]

Output: The exception object

JSF : redirect errors to error page (JSF forum at JavaRanch)


Input: [Key] javax.servlet.error.request_uri [Type] String [Value]

Output: The path to the application resource that encountered the error

JSF : redirect errors to error page (JSF forum at JavaRanch)


Input: [Key] javax.servlet.error.servlet_name [Type] String [Value]

Output: The name of the servlet that encountered the error

JSF : redirect errors to error page (JSF forum at JavaRanch)


Input: [1] COPY [2]

Output: Copies the current map view to the Clipboard and can be pasted into a document.


Input: [1] SELECT [2]

Output: Use this tool to rollover parcels and get detailed data on the parcel.


Input: [1] PAN [2]

Output: Moves around viewable area by holding down left mouse button and dragging.


Input: [1] ZOOM IN [2]

Output: Zooms in to viewable area by one left mouse click or by drawing a box around area.


Input: [1] ZOOM OUT [2]

Output: Zooms out by clicking left mouse button once.


Input: [1] ZOOM EXTENTS [2]

Output: Zooms out to display the entire map.


Input: [1] ZOOM PREVIOUS [2]

Output: Returns to previous views and locations.


Input: [1] ZOOM SCALE [2]

Output: Zooms to a specified scale.


Input: [1] STOP [2]

Output: Stops or interrupts the map display from loading requested map layers.


Input: [1] HELP [2]

Output: On line viewer help.


Input: [Runlevel] init 0 [Debian] Powers off the PC. [aptosid]

Output: Powers off the PC.


Input: [Runlevel] init 1 [Debian] Single user, stops services (safety or rescue mode). Do not go to this level via remote access. [aptosid]

Output: Single user (safety or rescue mode). Dæmons like apache and sshd are stopped. Do not go to this level via remote access.


Input: [Runlevel] init 2 [Debian] Debians' default runlevel for Multi-User mode with the network running the X-Window System. [aptosid]

Output: Multi-User mode with the network running, with the X-Window System not running, and/or to stop or not enter the X-Window System.


Input: [Runlevel] init 3 [Debian] Same as runlevel 2 / init 2. [aptosid]

Output: Multi-User mode with the network running, with the X-Window System not running, and/or to stop or not enter the X-Window System. This is where a dist-upgrade is actioned.


Input: [Runlevel] init 4 [Debian] Same as runlevel 2 / init 2. [aptosid]

Output: Multi-User mode with the network running, with the X-Window System not running, and/or to stop or not enter the X-Window System.


Input: [Runlevel] init 5 [Debian] Same as runlevel 2 / init 2. [aptosid]

Output: The aptosid default for Multi-User mode with the network running the the X-Window System, and/or to start the X-Window System.


Input: [Runlevel] init 6 [Debian] Restart/reboot the system. [aptosid]

Output: Restart/reboot the system.


Input: [Runlevel] init S [Debian] This is where early boot time services are executed on a 'once only basis'. You cannot switch to it after it has been run. [aptosid]

Output: This is where early boot time services are executed on a 'once only basis'. You cannot switch to it after it has been run.


Input: [element id] aboutName [corresponding menu item]

Output: About This App


Input: [element id] menu_preferences [corresponding menu item]

Output: Preferences...


Input: [element id] menu_mac_services [corresponding menu item]

Output: Services


Input: [element id] menu_mac_hide_app [corresponding menu item]

Output: Hide App


Input: [element id] menu_mac_hide_others [corresponding menu item]

Output: Hide Others


Input: [element id] menu_mac_show_all [corresponding menu item]

Output: Show All


Input: [element id] menu_FileQuitItem [corresponding menu item]

Output: Quit


Input: [Event Type] SDL_AUDIODEVICEADDED SDL_AUDIODEVICEREMOVED [SDL_Event Field] adevice [Event Structure]

Output: SDL_AudioDeviceEvent


Input: [Event Type] SDL_CONTROLLERAXISMOTION [SDL_Event Field] caxis [Event Structure]

Output: SDL_ControllerAxisEvent


Input: [Event Type] SDL_CONTROLLERBUTTONDOWN SDL_CONTROLLERBUTTONUP [SDL_Event Field] cbutton [Event Structure]

Output: SDL_ControllerButtonEvent


Input: [Event Type] SDL_CONTROLLERDEVICEADDED SDL_CONTROLLERDEVICEREMOVED SDL_CONTROLLERDEVICEREMAPPED [SDL_Event Field] cdevice [Event Structure]

Output: SDL_ControllerDeviceEvent


Input: [Event Type] SDL_DOLLARGESTURE SDL_DOLLARRECORD [SDL_Event Field] dgesture [Event Structure]

Output: SDL_DollarGestureEvent


Input: [Event Type] SDL_DROPFILE [SDL_Event Field] drop [Event Structure]

Output: SDL_DropEvent


Input: [Event Type] SDL_FINGERMOTION SDL_FINGERDOWN SDL_FINGERUP [SDL_Event Field] tfinger [Event Structure]

Output: SDL_TouchFingerEvent


Input: [Event Type] SDL_KEYDOWN SDL_KEYUP [SDL_Event Field] key [Event Structure]

Output: SDL_KeyboardEvent


Input: [Event Type] SDL_JOYAXISMOTION [SDL_Event Field] jaxis [Event Structure]

Output: SDL_JoyAxisEvent


Input: [Event Type] SDL_JOYBALLMOTION [SDL_Event Field] jball [Event Structure]

Output: SDL_JoyBallEvent


Input: [Event Type] SDL_JOYHATMOTION [SDL_Event Field] jhat [Event Structure]

Output: SDL_JoyHatEvent


Input: [Event Type] SDL_JOYBUTTONDOWN SDL_JOYBUTTONUP [SDL_Event Field] jbutton [Event Structure]

Output: SDL_JoyButtonEvent


Input: [Event Type] SDL_JOYDEVICEADDED SDL_JOYDEVICEREMOVED [SDL_Event Field] jdevice [Event Structure]

Output: SDL_JoyDeviceEvent


Input: [Event Type] SDL_MOUSEMOTION [SDL_Event Field] motion [Event Structure]

Output: SDL_MouseMotionEvent


Input: [Event Type] SDL_MOUSEBUTTONDOWN SDL_MOUSEBUTTONUP [SDL_Event Field] button [Event Structure]

Output: SDL_MouseButtonEvent


Input: [Event Type] SDL_MOUSEWHEEL [SDL_Event Field] wheel [Event Structure]

Output: SDL_MouseWheelEvent


Input: [Event Type] SDL_MULTIGESTURE [SDL_Event Field] mgesture [Event Structure]

Output: SDL_MultiGestureEvent


Input: [Event Type] SDL_QUIT [SDL_Event Field] quit [Event Structure]

Output: SDL_QuitEvent


Input: [Event Type] SDL_SYSWMEVENT [SDL_Event Field] syswm [Event Structure]

Output: SDL_SysWMEvent


Input: [Event Type] SDL_TEXTEDITING [SDL_Event Field] edit [Event Structure]

Output: SDL_TextEditingEvent


Input: [Event Type] SDL_TEXTINPUT [SDL_Event Field] text [Event Structure]

Output: SDL_TextInputEvent


Input: [Event Type] SDL_USEREVENT [SDL_Event Field] user [Event Structure]

Output: SDL_UserEvent


Input: [Event Type] SDL_WINDOWEVENT [SDL_Event Field] window [Event Structure]

Output: SDL_WindowEvent


Input: [LIBRARY CALL] LIBRARY DELETE [L C] L D [LIBRARY CALL name] LIBRARY DELETE name

Output: Removes program from the disk.


Input: [LIBRARY CALL] LIBRARY LIST [L C] L L [LIBRARY CALL name] LIBRARY LIST

Output: Types directory of stored program names.


Input: [LIBRARY CALL] LIBRARY SAVE [L C] L S [LIBRARY CALL name] LIBRARY SAVE name

Output: Saves program on the disk.


Input: [LIBRARY CALL] LINK [L C] L [LIBRARY CALL name] L

Output: For disk monitor system; FOCAL types 4 locations indicating start and end of text area, end of variable list and bottom of push-down list.


Input: [LIBRARY CALL] LOCATIONS [L C] L [LIBRARY CALL name] L

Output: For paper-tape system; types same locations as LINK.


Input: [LIBRARY CALL] MODIFY [L C] M [LIBRARY CALL name] MODIFY 1.15

Output: Enables editing of any character on line 1.15 (see below).


Input: [LIBRARY CALL] QUIT [L C] Q [LIBRARY CALL name] QUIT

Output: Returns control to the user.


Input: [LIBRARY CALL] RETURN [L C] R [LIBRARY CALL name] RETURN

Output: Terminates DO subroutines, returning to the original sequence.


Input: [LIBRARY CALL] SET [L C] S [LIBRARY CALL name] SET A = 5/B*C

Output: Defines identifiers in the symbol table.


Input: [LIBRARY CALL] TYPE [L C] T [LIBRARY CALL name] TYPE A + B - C;

Output: Evaluates expression and types out = and result in current output format.


Input: [LIBRARY CALL name] TYPE A - B, C/E;

Output: Computes and types each expression separated by commas.


Input: [LIBRARY CALL name] TYPE "TEXT STRING"

Output: Types test. may be followed by ! to generate carriage return-line feed, or # to generate carriage return.


Input: [LIBRARY CALL] WRITE [L C] W [LIBRARY CALL name] WRITE WRITE ALL

Output: FOCAL types out the entire indirect program.


Input: [LIBRARY CALL name] WRITE 1.0

Output: FOCAL types out all group 1 lines.


Input: [LIBRARY CALL name] WRITE 1.1

Output: FOCAL types out line 1.1.


Input: [Weight] 1 [Title] Perform basic file editing operations using vi vi /, ? h,j,k,l G, H, L i, c, d, dd, p, o, a ZZ, :w!, :q!, :e! :! [Description]

Output: Candidates should be able to edit text files using vi. This objective includes vi navigation, basic vi nodes, inserting, editing, deleting, copying, and finding text.


Input: [Weight] 3 [Title] Modify process execution priorities nice ps renice top [Description]

Output: Candidates should should be able to manage process execution priorities. Tasks include running a program with higher or lower priority, determining the priority of a process and changing the priority of a running process.


Input: [Weight] 3 [Title] Perform basic file management cp find mkdir mv ls rm rmdir touch file globbing [Description]

Output: Candidates should be able to use the basic Unix commands to copy, move, and remove files and directories. Tasks include advanced file management operations such as copying multiple files recursively, removing directories recursively, and moving files that meet a wildcard pattern. This includes using simple and advanced wildcard specifications to refer to files, as well as using find to locate and act on files based on type, size, or time.


Input: [Weight] 3 [Title] Search text files using regular expressions grep regexp sed [Description]

Output: Candidates should be able to manipulate files and text data using regular expressions. This objective includes creating simple regular expressions containing several notational elements. It also includes using regular expression tools to perform searches through a filesystem or file content.


Input: [Weight] 5 [Title] Work on the command line . bash echo env exec export man pwd set unset ~/.bash_history ~/.profile [Description]

Output: Candidates should be able to Interact with shells and commands using the command line. This includes typing valid commands and command sequences, defining, referencing and exporting environment variables, using command history and editing facilities, invoking commands in the path and outside the path, using command substitution, applying commands recursively through a directory tree and using man to find out about commands.


Input: [Weight] 5 [Title] Use streams, pipes, and redirects tee xargs < << >> | ' ' [Description]

Output: Candidates should be able to redirect streams and connect them in order to efficiently process textual data. Tasks include redirecting standard input, standard output, and standard error, piping the output of one command to the input of another command, using the output of one command as arguments to another command and sending output to both stdout and a file.


Input: [Weight] 5 [Title] Create, monitor, and kill processes & bg fg jobs kill nohup ps top [Description]

Output: Candidates should be able to manage processes. This includes knowing how to run jobs in the foreground and background, bring a job from the background to the foreground and vice versa, start a process that will run without being connected to a terminal and signal a program to continue running after logout. Tasks also include monitoring active processes, selecting and sorting processes for display, sending signals to processes, killing processes and identifying and killing X applications that did not terminate after the X session closed.


Input: [Weight] 6 [Title] Process text streams using filters cat cut expand fmt head join nl od paste pr sed sort split tac tail tr unexpand uniq wc [Description]

Output: Candidates should should be able to apply filters to text streams. Tasks include sending text files and output streams through text utility filters to modify the output, and using standard Unix commands found in the GNU textutils package.


Input: [Parameter] app.cors.enable [Default] false [Description]

Output: enable cross-origin resource sharing

OWLIM-Workbench - OWLIM53 - Ontotext Wiki


Input: [Parameter] app.info [Default] true [Description]

Output: control the display of build date and revision

OWLIM-Workbench - OWLIM53 - Ontotext Wiki


Input: [Parameter] app.maxConnections [Default] 15 [Description]

Output: set the maximum number of concurrent connections to an owlim instance

OWLIM-Workbench - OWLIM53 - Ontotext Wiki


Input: [Parameter] impex.dir [Default] ${user.home}/owlim-impex/ [Description]

Output: change the location of the file import folder

OWLIM-Workbench - OWLIM53 - Ontotext Wiki


Input: [Parameter] jetty.port [Default] 8080 [Description]

Output: set the jetty port

OWLIM-Workbench - OWLIM53 - Ontotext Wiki


Input: [Parameter] repo.data [Description]

Output: connect to the specified location for repositories

OWLIM-Workbench - OWLIM53 - Ontotext Wiki


Input: [Parameter] resource.language [Default] 'en' (English) [Description]

Output: set the default language with which to filter results displayed in resource exploration

OWLIM-Workbench - OWLIM53 - Ontotext Wiki


Input: [Parameter] resource.limit [Default] 100 [Description]

Output: set the limit for the number of statements displayed in the resource view page

OWLIM-Workbench - OWLIM53 - Ontotext Wiki


Input: [Parameter] security.enabled [Default] true [Description]

Output: enable/disable security*

OWLIM-Workbench - OWLIM53 - Ontotext Wiki


Input: [Parameter] sparql.limit [Default] 100 [Description]

Output: set the limit for the number of rows of SPARQL query results displayed in the query results page

OWLIM-Workbench - OWLIM53 - Ontotext Wiki


Input: [Parameter] sparql.equivalence [Default] false [Description]

Output: enable result expansion over equivalent URIs for SPARQL queries when using the query page

OWLIM-Workbench - OWLIM53 - Ontotext Wiki


Input: [Preference] upload_path [Default Value] None [Options] None [Description]

Output: The path to the folder where the upload should be placed. The folder must be writable and the path can be absolute or relative.

File Uploading Class : CodeIgniter User Guide


Input: [Preference] allowed_types [Default Value] None [Options] None [Description]

Output: The mime types corresponding to the types of files you allow to be uploaded. Usually the file extension can be used as the mime type. Separate multiple types with a pipe.

File Uploading Class : CodeIgniter User Guide


Input: [Preference] file_name [Default Value] None [Options] Desired file name [Description]

Output: If set CodeIgniter will rename the uploaded file to this name. The extension provided in the file name must also be an allowed file type.

File Uploading Class : CodeIgniter User Guide


Input: [Preference] overwrite [Default Value] FALSE [Options] TRUE/FALSE (boolean) [Description]

Output: If set to true, if a file with the same name as the one you are uploading exists, it will be overwritten. If set to false, a number will be appended to the filename if another with the same name exists.

File Uploading Class : CodeIgniter User Guide


Input: [Preference] max_size [Default Value] 0 [Options] None [Description]

Output: The maximum size (in kilobytes) that the file can be. Set to zero for no limit. Note: Most PHP installations have their own limit, as specified in the php.ini file. Usually 2 MB (or 2048 KB) by default.

File Uploading Class : CodeIgniter User Guide


Input: [Preference] max_width [Default Value] 0 [Options] None [Description]

Output: The maximum width (in pixels) that the file can be. Set to zero for no limit.

File Uploading Class : CodeIgniter User Guide


Input: [Preference] max_height [Default Value] 0 [Options] None [Description]

Output: The maximum height (in pixels) that the file can be. Set to zero for no limit.

File Uploading Class : CodeIgniter User Guide


Input: [Preference] max_filename [Default Value] 0 [Options] None [Description]

Output: The maximum length that a file name can be. Set to zero for no limit.

File Uploading Class : CodeIgniter User Guide


Input: [Preference] encrypt_name [Default Value] FALSE [Options] TRUE/FALSE (boolean) [Description]

Output: If set to TRUE the file name will be converted to a random encrypted string. This can be useful if you would like the file saved with a name that can not be discerned by the person uploading it.

File Uploading Class : CodeIgniter User Guide


Input: [Preference] remove_spaces [Default Value] TRUE [Options] TRUE/FALSE (boolean) [Description]

Output: If set to TRUE, any spaces in the file name will be converted to underscores. This is recommended.

File Uploading Class : CodeIgniter User Guide


Input: [Field Name] password [Data Type] string [Description]

Output: Password (Required for Add)

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Input: [Field Name] size [Data Type] positive integer [Description]

Output: Mailbox size in megabytes (Required for Add)

Rackspace Mailbox (Rest API) - Rackspace Email & Apps API


Input: [Field Name] recoverDeleted [Data Type] boolean [Description]

Output: If set to true, any retained messages will be recovered. See Recoverable Mailboxes.

Rackspace Mailbox (Rest API) - Rackspace Email & Apps API


Input: [Field Name] enableVacationMessage [Data Type] boolean [Description]

Output: Indicates whether vacation message has been enabled

Rackspace Mailbox (Rest API) - Rackspace Email & Apps API


Input: [Field Name] vacationMessage [Data Type] string [Description]

Output: A mailbox's vacation message

Rackspace Mailbox (Rest API) - Rackspace Email & Apps API


Input: [Field Name] emailForwardingAddresses [Data Type] string [Description]

Output: A comma delimited list, Maximum 15 addresses, 4 of which can be outside of this domain

Rackspace Mailbox (Rest API) - Rackspace Email & Apps API


Input: [Field Name] saveForwardedEmail [Data Type] string [Description]

Output: Indicates whether to save a copy of any forwarded email

Rackspace Mailbox (Rest API) - Rackspace Email & Apps API


Input: [Field Name] lastName [Data Type] string [Description]

Output: A last name

Rackspace Mailbox (Rest API) - Rackspace Email & Apps API


Input: [Field Name] firstName [Data Type] string [Description]

Output: A first name

Rackspace Mailbox (Rest API) - Rackspace Email & Apps API


Input: [Field Name] generationQualifier [Data Type] string [Description]

Output: A person's generation (ex. Jr., Sr., III)

Rackspace Mailbox (Rest API) - Rackspace Email & Apps API


Input: [Field Name] initials [Data Type] string [Description]

Output: A person's middle initial

Rackspace Mailbox (Rest API) - Rackspace Email & Apps API


Input: [Field Name] organizationUnit [Data Type] string [Description]

Output: A person's organization unit (ex. Marketing)

Rackspace Mailbox (Rest API) - Rackspace Email & Apps API


Input: [Field Name] businessNumber [Data Type] string [Description]

Output: Business phone number

Rackspace Mailbox (Rest API) - Rackspace Email & Apps API


Input: [Field Name] pagerNumber [Data Type] string [Description]

Output: Pager phone number

Rackspace Mailbox (Rest API) - Rackspace Email & Apps API


Input: [Field Name] homeNumber [Data Type] string [Description]

Output: Home phone number

Rackspace Mailbox (Rest API) - Rackspace Email & Apps API


Input: [Field Name] mobileNumber [Data Type] string [Description]

Output: Mobile phone number

Rackspace Mailbox (Rest API) - Rackspace Email & Apps API


Input: [Field Name] faxNumber [Data Type] string [Description]

Output: Fax phone number

Rackspace Mailbox (Rest API) - Rackspace Email & Apps API


Input: [Field Name] homeFaxNumber [Data Type] string [Description]

Output: Home Fax phone number

Rackspace Mailbox (Rest API) - Rackspace Email & Apps API


Input: [Field Name] businessStreet [Data Type] string [Description]

Output: The business street address for a contact

Rackspace Mailbox (Rest API) - Rackspace Email & Apps API


Input: [Field Name] businessCity [Data Type] string [Description]

Output: The business city for a contact

Rackspace Mailbox (Rest API) - Rackspace Email & Apps API


Input: [Field Name] businessState [Data Type] string [Description]

Output: The business state for a contact

Rackspace Mailbox (Rest API) - Rackspace Email & Apps API


Input: [Field Name] businessPostalCode [Data Type] string [Description]

Output: The business postal code/zip code for a contact

Rackspace Mailbox (Rest API) - Rackspace Email & Apps API


Input: [Field Name] businessCountry [Data Type] string [Description]

Output: The business country for a contact

Rackspace Mailbox (Rest API) - Rackspace Email & Apps API


Input: [Field Name] homeStreet [Data Type] string [Description]

Output: The home street address for a contact

Rackspace Mailbox (Rest API) - Rackspace Email & Apps API


Input: [Field Name] homeCity [Data Type] string [Description]

Output: The home city for a contact

Rackspace Mailbox (Rest API) - Rackspace Email & Apps API


Input: [Field Name] homeState [Data Type] string [Description]

Output: The home state for a contact

Rackspace Mailbox (Rest API) - Rackspace Email & Apps API


Input: [Field Name] homePostalCode [Data Type] string [Description]

Output: The home postal code/zip code for a contact

Rackspace Mailbox (Rest API) - Rackspace Email & Apps API


Input: [Field Name] homeCountry [Data Type] string [Description]

Output: The home country for a contact

Rackspace Mailbox (Rest API) - Rackspace Email & Apps API


Input: [Field Name] notes [Data Type] string [Description]

Output: Any notes for the mailbox

Rackspace Mailbox (Rest API) - Rackspace Email & Apps API


Input: [Field Name] title [Data Type] string [Description]

Output: A contact's title

Rackspace Mailbox (Rest API) - Rackspace Email & Apps API


Input: [Field Name] userID [Data Type] string [Description]

Output: A user ID for a contact

Rackspace Mailbox (Rest API) - Rackspace Email & Apps API


Input: [Field Name] organizationalStatus [Data Type] string [Description]

Output: A contact's organization status

Rackspace Mailbox (Rest API) - Rackspace Email & Apps API


Input: [Field Name] employeeType [Data Type] string [Description]

Output: A contact's employee type

Rackspace Mailbox (Rest API) - Rackspace Email & Apps API


Input: [Field Name] customID [Data Type] string [Description]

Output: A custom field that can be used to tie user mailboxes to external user systems

Rackspace Mailbox (Rest API) - Rackspace Email & Apps API


Input: [Field Name] enabled [Data Type] boolean [Description]

Output: Status of the mailbox: true = enabled, false = disabled.

Rackspace Mailbox (Rest API) - Rackspace Email & Apps API


Input: [Field Name] visibleInRackspaceEmailCompanyDirectory [Data Type] boolean [Description]

Output: Flag indicating whether the mailbox is visible in the company directory

Rackspace Mailbox (Rest API) - Rackspace Email & Apps API


Input: [Field Name] visibleInExchangeGAL [Data Type] boolean [Description]

Output: Flag indicating whether the mailbox is visible in the Exchange Global Address List

Rackspace Mailbox (Rest API) - Rackspace Email & Apps API


Input: [Field Name] currentUsage (read only) [Data Type] positive integer [Description]

Output: Current space used in mailbox (in MB)

Rackspace Mailbox (Rest API) - Rackspace Email & Apps API


Input: [Field Name] createdDate (read only) [Data Type] string [Description]

Output: Date of mailbox creation, EST Time (in string format)

Rackspace Mailbox (Rest API) - Rackspace Email & Apps API


Input: [Field Name] lastLogin (read only) [Data Type] string [Description]

Output: Date of last login, EST Time (in string format)

Rackspace Mailbox (Rest API) - Rackspace Email & Apps API


Input: [Column] userid [Required?] yes [Duplicates?] no [Null?] no [Purpose] user's login [Type]

Output: text


Input: [Column] passwd [Required?] yes [Duplicates?] yes [Null?] no [Purpose] user's password [Type]

Output: text


Input: [Column] uid [Required?] yes [Duplicates?] no2 [Null?] yes [Purpose] user's UID [Type]

Output: number


Input: [Column] gid [Required?] no [Duplicates?] yes [Null?] yes [Purpose] user's GID [Type]

Output: number


Input: [Column] home3 [Required?] no [Duplicates?] yes [Null?] yes [Purpose] user's home [Type]

Output: text


Input: [Column] shell4 [Required?] no [Duplicates?] yes [Null?] yes [Purpose] user's shell [Type]

Output: text


Input: [Name] UVC_QUIRK_STATUS_INTERVAL [Value] 0x00000001 [Description]

Output: Interpret the status endpoint bInterval value as a number of frame instead of an exponent value.


Input: [Name] UVC_QUIRK_PROBE_MINMAX [Value] 0x00000002 [Description]

Output: Don't issue GET_MIN or GET_MAX request on the video probe and commit controls. Try to set this quirk if the device stalls the minimum and maximum video probe and comit requests.


Input: [Name] UVC_QUIRK_PROBE_EXTRAFIELDS [Value] 0x00000004 [Description]

Output: Initialize read-only fields of the video probe and commit structure when negotiating formats with the camera. Try to set this quirk if the device stalls the set video probe and commit requests.


Input: [Name] UVC_QUIRK_BUILTIN_ISIGHT [Value] 0x00000008 [Description]

Output: The device is an Apple iSight camera. Some versions of those cameras advertise UVC compatibility but use proprietary video data encapsulation that needs to be handled specifically.


Input: [Name] UVC_QUIRK_STREAM_NO_FID [Value] 0x00000010 [Description]

Output: Don't use the Frame ID field from the video payload headers. UVC devices are required to toggle the FID bit at every frame, and the uvcvideo driver uses it by default to detect the start of a new frame. Try to set this quirk if the driver doesn't return any frame to applications after successfully starting the video stream.


Input: [Name] UVC_QUIRK_IGNORE_SELECTOR_UNIT [Value] 0x00000020 [Description]

Output: Ignore UVC selector units. Selector units allow selecting the active input for multi-input video devices. Many webcams expose a selector unit with a single input, which is pointless by valid nonetheless. However, at least one camera exposes a selector unit but doesn't implement associated requests. The selector unit then has to be ingored. Try to set this quirk if VIDIOC_G_INPUT fail.


Input: [Name] UVC_QUIRK_FIX_BANDWIDTH [Value] 0x00000080 [Description]

Output: Try to estimate the bandwidth required for uncompressed streams instead on relying on the value reported by the camera. See FAQ 7 for more information.


Input: [Name] UVC_QUIRK_PROBE_DEF [Value] 0x00000100 [Description]

Output: Don't request the video probe and commit default values. Some cameras don't implement the GET_DEF request for the video probe and commit controls, or even completely crash when that request is received. The uvcvideo driver can then use the current values as default values.


Input: [Name] UVC_QUIRK_RESTRICT_FRAME_RATE [Value] 0x00000200 [Description]

Output: Ignore all frame intervals reported by the device but the first one. This quirk is used for a specific device that reports buggy frame intervals, making the image severely underexposed when selected.


Input: [Tag] 16 [Typical Use] Models an ordered collection of variables of different type [Structured Types]

Output: SEQUENCE


Input: [Tag] 16 [Typical Use] Models an ordered collection of variables of the same type [Structured Types]

Output: SEQUENCE OF


Input: [Tag] 17 [Typical Use] Model an unordered collection of variables of different types [Structured Types]

Output: SET


Input: [Tag] 17 [Typical Use] Model an unordered collection of variables of the same type [Structured Types]

Output: SET OF


Input: [Tag] * [Typical Use] Specify a collection of distinct types from which to choose one type [Structured Types]

Output: CHOICE


Input: [Tag] * [Typical Use] Select a component type from a specified CHOICE type [Structured Types]

Output: SELECTION


Input: [Tag] * [Typical Use] Enable an application to specify the type Note: ANY is a deprecated ASN.1 Structured Type. It has been replaced with X.680 Open Type. [Structured Types]

Output: ANY


Input: [Name] Benchmark Road and Recreation Atlas Abbreviation Dictionary [Description] Abbreviation dictionary for all features on Benchmark Road and Recreation Atlas maps. Since abbreviation dictionaries are applied to individual label classes, you should extract from this complete dictionary those abbreviations that will be used for individual label classes. Each subset for a label class should be saved as a separate abbreviation dictionary. [Format]

Output: Abbreviation Dictionary


Input: [Name] DeLorme Atlas and Gazetteer Abbreviation Dictionary [Description] Abbreviation dictionary for all features on DeLorme Atlas and Gazetteer maps. Since abbreviation dictionaries are applied to individual label classes, you should extract from this complete dictionary those abbreviations that will be used for individual label classes. Each subset for a label class should be saved as a separate abbreviation dictionary. [Format]

Output: Abbreviation Dictionary


Input: [Name] NGS Atlas of North America [Description] Abbreviation dictionary for all features in National Geographic Society's Atlas of North America. Since abbreviation dictionaries are applied to individual label classes, you should extract from this complete dictionary those abbreviations that will be used for individual label classes. Each subset for a label class should be saved as a separate abbreviation dictionary. [Format]

Output: Abbreviation Dictionary


Input: [Name] NGS Visual Atlas of the World [Description] Abbreviation dictionary for all features in National Geographic Society's Visual Atlas of the World. Since abbreviation dictionaries are applied to individual label classes, you should extract from this complete dictionary those abbreviations that will be used for individual label classes. Each subset for a label class should be saved as a separate abbreviation dictionary. [Format]

Output: Abbreviation Dictionary


Input: [Name] USGS Topographic Quadrangle Maps Abbreviation Dictionary [Description] Abbreviation dictionary for all features on US Geological Survey topographic maps at all map scales. Since abbreviation dictionaries are applied to individual label classes, you should extract from this complete dictionary those abbreviations that will be used for individual label classes. Each subset for a label class should be saved as a separate abbreviation dictionary. [Format]

Output: Abbreviation Dictionary


Input: [Name] IndexContour200FtInt.cal [Description] This statement populates a field in an attribute table with 1 if the line is an index contour at 200-foot intervals. [Format]

Output: Field Calculator Calculate Statement


Input: [Name] IndexYN.cal [Description] This statement populates a field in an attribute table with 1 if the line is an index contour at 50-foot intervals. [Format]

Output: Field Calculator Calculate Statement


Input: [Name] Xpar_values.cal [Description] This statement calculates transparency values so a buffered vignette fades out to a white background. [Format]

Output: Field Calculator Calculate Statement


Input: [Name] FlipAroundComma.cal [Description] This statement moves the content that is to the right of the first (and should be only) comma of a string that was designed for an index, places it at the beginning of the string, and removes the comma. This was used on the Crater Lake map, though it was not documented. [Format]

Output: Field Calculator Calculate Statement


Input: [Parameter Name] FedExShippingSystem [Parameter Details] Select None/External (default) or ShipRush. [Parameter Group]

Output: Shipping


Input: [Parameter Name] FedExShowAllRatesAtRateShop [Parameter Details] Set to True to show all shipping rates when rate shopping. Set to false to see rates based on the selected shipping method. Introduced in V5.929. [Parameter Group]

Output: FedEx


Input: [Parameter Name] FedexAccountNumber [Parameter Details] Set to your FedEx Account Number. [Parameter Group]

Output: FedEx


Input: [Parameter Name] FedExAddresss1 [Parameter Details] Enter your company's Street Address. [Parameter Group]

Output: FedEx


Input: [Parameter Name] FedExAddress2 [Parameter Details] Enter your company's Street Address. [Parameter Group]

Output: FedEx


Input: [Parameter Name] FedExCity [Parameter Details] Enter the City for your company. [Parameter Group]

Output: FedEx


Input: [Parameter Name] FedExCompanyName [Parameter Details] Your company's name for FedEx. [Parameter Group]

Output: FedEx


Input: [Parameter Name] FedExState [Parameter Details] Enter the State code for your company. [Parameter Group]

Output: FedEx


Input: [Parameter Name] FedExCountry [Parameter Details] Enter the Country Code for your company. [Parameter Group]

Output: FedEx


Input: [Parameter Name] PackingFedExID [Parameter Details] Enter your FedEx account number in this parameter. [Parameter Group]

Output: Packing


Input: [Parameter Name] PackingUPSID [Parameter Details] Enter your UPS account number in this parameter. [Parameter Group]

Output: Packing


Input: [Parameter Name] ShipRushFedExUseLocalAcct [Parameter Details] Set to True if using multiple store databases, with different FedEx account numbers (which also must be configured in Ship Rush).Introduced in V5.929. [Parameter Group]

Output: Packing


Input: [Parameter Name] ShipRushFedexVersion [Parameter Details] This parameter is no longer used by the Order Manager. [Parameter Group]

Output: Packing


Input: [Parameter Name] ShipRushID [Parameter Details] Follow the instructions you received via email to copy and paste the license code into the Parameter Text field, replacing the old license code. Click Save. [Parameter Group]

Output: Shipping


Input: [Parameter Name] ShipRushUseScale [Parameter Details] Set to TRUE if you have ShipRush configured to use an electronic scale. Set to FALSE if you do NOT use an electronic scale. Click Save. This parameter is obsolete as of Order Manager V5.929. [Parameter Group]

Output: Packing


Input: [Parameter Name] ShipRushUPSUseLocalAcct [Parameter Details] Set to True if using multiple store databases, with different UPS account numbers (which also must be configured in Ship Rush). Introduced in V5.929. [Parameter Group]

Output: Packing


Input: [Parameter Name] ShipRushUSPSType [Parameter Details] When using ShipRush to print USPS labels, use Stamps.com for labels with postage, or just print simple labels? Make a choice and click Save. [Parameter Group]

Output: Packing


Input: [Parameter Name] ShipRushVersion [Parameter Details] Select the version of ShipRush and then click Save. [Parameter Group]

Output: Packing


Input: [Parameter Name] UPSShippingSystem [Parameter Details] Select None/External (default), OrderManager, or ShipRush. [Parameter Group]

Output: Shipping


Input: [Parameter Name] UPSShowAllRatesAtRateShop [Parameter Details] For the UPS rate button on the Manual Orders form. If TRUE, the program will display rates for all UPS methods available for the destination Zipcode. If FALSE, it will only display rates for UPS methods you have set up in the Order Manager. Introduced in V5.929. [Parameter Group]

Output: UPS


Input: [Parameter Name] USPSShippingSystem [Parameter Details] Select one of the following : None/External (default) Label - print USPS mailing label, but take to Post Office to pay for shipping DAZzle - print USPS shipping labels through DAZzle without ShipRush ShipRush - DAZzle - print USPS shipping label via ShipRush and DAZzle (being phased out by ZFirm, use the direct Stone Edge-Endicia DAZzle integration instead) ShipRush - Label - print USPS mailing label through ShipRush and take to Post Office to pay for shipping. [Parameter Group]

Output: Shipping


Input: [Option] radiuslisten 10.0.20.100 [Comment]

Output: This is the IP on which ChilliSpot will listen for client disconnect requests. This option also determines the value for the NAS-IP-Address radius attribute, very important for the disconnect function to work correct.


Input: [Option] radiusnasip 10.0.20.100 [Comment]

Output: IP address to report in NAS-IP-Address attribute. Defaults to the IP address specified by the radiuslisten option. (Can be left out.)


Input: [Option] radiusserver1 10.0.10.10 [Comment]

Output: The server on which Hotcakes and Free Radius is running.


Input: [Option] radiusserver2 10.0.10.10 [Comment]

Output: The server on which Hotcakes and Free Radius is running.


Input: [Option] dhcpif wl0 [Comment]

Output: Make sure about this one! You don't want to setup rogue DHCP servers on the network.


Input: [Option] uamserver https://10.0.10.10/cgi-bin/hotspotlogin.cgi [Comment]

Output: It seems to me this script is the only 'just works' login script. I'll try to find the source of problems with the GoLogin script. The one on my setup did not work as intended. :(


Input: [Option] uamsecret ht2eb8ej6s4et3rg1ulp [Comment]

Output: Be sure this is the same as the secret specified in the login script.


Input: [Option] uamallowed 10.0.10.10,192.168.1.0/24 [Comment]

Output: The IP of the Hotcakes and Free Radius server. The subnet of the LAN part of the Access Point running the DNS server.


Input: [Option] coaport 3799 [Comment]

Output: Very important for the disconnect function to work correct. Add this to the '/etc/chilli.conf' file. There is no commented out entry in the '/etc/chilli.conf' file, you have to add it yourself.


Input: [Flag] VM_READ

Output: Pages can be read from

Table 14.1. VMA Flags


Input: [Flag] VM_WRITE

Output: Pages can be written to

Table 14.1. VMA Flags


Input: [Flag] VM_EXEC

Output: Pages can be executed

Table 14.1. VMA Flags


Input: [Flag] VM_SHARED

Output: Pages are shared

Table 14.1. VMA Flags


Input: [Flag] VM_MAYREAD

Output: The VM_READ flag can be set

Table 14.1. VMA Flags


Input: [Flag] VM_MAYWRITE

Output: The VM_WRITE flag can be set

Table 14.1. VMA Flags


Input: [Flag] VM_MAYEXEC

Output: The VM_EXEC flag can be set

Table 14.1. VMA Flags


Input: [Flag] VM_MAYSHARE

Output: The VM_SHARE flag can be set

Table 14.1. VMA Flags


Input: [Flag] VM_GROWSDOWN

Output: The area can grow downward

Table 14.1. VMA Flags


Input: [Flag] VM_GROWSUP

Output: The area can grow upward

Table 14.1. VMA Flags


Input: [Flag] VM_SHM

Output: The area is used for shared memory

Table 14.1. VMA Flags


Input: [Flag] VM_DENYWRITE

Output: The area maps an unwritable file

Table 14.1. VMA Flags


Input: [Flag] VM_EXECUTABLE

Output: The area maps an executable file

Table 14.1. VMA Flags


Input: [Flag] VM_LOCKED

Output: The pages in this area are locked

Table 14.1. VMA Flags


Input: [Flag] VM_IO

Output: The area maps a device's I/O space

Table 14.1. VMA Flags


Input: [Flag] VM_SEQ_READ

Output: The pages seem to be accessed sequentially

Table 14.1. VMA Flags


Input: [Flag] VM_RAND_READ

Output: The pages seem to be accessed randomly

Table 14.1. VMA Flags


Input: [Flag] VM_DONTCOPY

Output: This area must not be copied on fork()

Table 14.1. VMA Flags


Input: [Flag] VM_DONTEXPAND

Output: This area cannot grow via mremap()

Table 14.1. VMA Flags


Input: [Flag] VM_RESERVED

Output: This area must not be swapped out

Table 14.1. VMA Flags


Input: [Flag] VM_ACCOUNT

Output: This area is an accounted VM object

Table 14.1. VMA Flags


Input: [Flag] VM_HUGETLB

Output: This area uses hugetlb pages

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Input: [Flag] VM_NONLINEAR

Output: This area is a nonlinear mapping

Table 14.1. VMA Flags


Input: [description] an id or url from vimeo or youtube [default] null (required) [option]

Output: source


Input: [description] enable or disable key control (youtube videos only) [default] true [option]

Output: disablekeyControl


Input: [description] enable or disable captions (youtube videos only) [default] false [option]

Output: captions


Input: [description] loop the video [default] true [option]

Output: loop


Input: [description] control hd playback (youtube videos only) [default] false [option]

Output: high def


Input: [description] control the volume with an integer from 0 - 100 [default] 0 [option]

Output: volume


Input: [description] scale the youtube player larger than the browser to obscure youtube ads [default] false [option]

Output: adproof


Input: [Device registers] device registers of I/O port 4 and 7. Two input lines of port 4 and two of port 7 are used. IRQ0, IRQ1 device registers [Interrupts] Run is connected to IRQ0, OnOff to IRQ1 [RCX device controlled]

Output: buttons


Input: [Device registers] device registers of A/D converter and device registers of I/O port 6. Three output lines of port 6 are used [Interrupts] A/D interrupt [RCX device controlled]

Output: input ports


Input: [Device registers] device registers of A/D converter [Interrupts] A/D interrupt [RCX device controlled]

Output: battery voltage level


Input: [Device registers] device registers of timers [Interrupts] timer interrupts [RCX device controlled]

Output: timers


Input: [Device registers] device registers of SCI, I/O port 4, and timer 1. One output line of port 4 is used [Interrupts] SCI interrupts, timer 1 interrupts [RCX device controlled]

Output: infrared transmitter/receiver


Input: [Device registers] device registers of I/O port 6. Two lines of port 6 are used [Interrupts] no interrupts [RCX device controlled]

Output: LCD


Input: [Device registers] device registers of I/O port 6 and timer 0. One output line of port 6 is used [Interrupts] timer 0 interrupt [RCX device controlled]

Output: speaker


Input: [Device registers] device register in external address space [Interrupts] no interrupts [RCX device controlled]

Output: output ports


Input: [Plugin] E-mail Version 1.1 [Download] Download [Description]

Output: The e-mail plugin replaces and enhances the internal e-mail notification for an upload. The default e-mail plugin sends an e-mail to the given address with a subject and a body where you can set 2 variables only. With this plugin this now changes dramatically. You have now 17 variables available you can use in the subject and in the body of the e-mail. The body is now not a simple line anymore but a complete template where you can design text and also html e-mails. You are also able to send a 2nd e-mail to a different e-mail. The default for Joomla is the uploader itself. Please read the readme.txt in the download. It contains the full documentation how the plugin can be configured.

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Input: [Plugin] Log Version 1.1 [Download] Download [Description]

Output: The log plugin logs each upload, download and delete to the tfu.log file. For each upload the file name, file path, the full path, the login and the description (if given) is stored. If you use Joomla and a user is registered you additionally get the user id, user name and the user e-mail. Make sure the tfu folder is writeable! Please note: The tfu.log has a maximum filesize of 2 MB. When the limit is reached the file is renamed to tfu.log.bak and a new log file is started. So you have a maximum of 4 MB of log data. If you need more please change the log file size or the implementation in tfu_helper.php (line 53 ff) or use the database plugin.

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Input: [Plugin] Database log Version 1.2 [Download] Download [Description]

Output: The database plugin logs each upload, download and delete to a database table. For each upload the file name, file path, the full path, the login, upload time and the description (if given) is stored. If you use Joomla and a user is registered you additionally get the user id, user name and the user e-mail. The database table is created automatically if it does not exist yet. Setup: TFU/WFU - Open the db_plugin.php and enter your database parameters in the file where you find the text // enter your db values below! (line 38ff.) 'joomla_flash_uploader_log' is the default table name Joomla - the Joomla db parameters are used. So you can use the plugin without any modification. 'joomla_flash_uploader_log' is the default table name. Please check the debug file after installing the plugin. On some servers the plugin fails because sql.safe_mode is enabled. Please disable this on your server to allow that your database settings are used.

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Input: [Plugin] Database log viewer Version 1.1 [Download] Download [Description]

Output: The database log viewer is an enhancement for JFU 2.11 or newer where you can see the databes log in a nice sortable and pageabble view on the Info/Limits/Register page of JFU. Setup: Make sure to use at least JFU 2.11 - 2.10.x does not work anymore because of the different path since 2.11 Download and install the database log plugin. Install the database log viewer to the tfu folder like described in the install section. Make sure that you extract everything with subfolders. You need to have the file db_plugin_view.php in the folder /db_plugin. You can modify the columns if you like. Open the file /db_plugin/db_plugin_view.php and modify the table in the bottom part of this file. You should have basic html and php knowledge to do this modification. This plugin is for users with a professional edition license or above.

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Input: [Plugin] Cleanup Version 1.1 [Download] Download [Description]

Output: This plugin deletes files if they are older than x days or if more than y files are in the upload folder. By default the upload dir of the user is used for cleanup. If you use this plugin and you are root be careful! You can cleanup your whole installation! Please edit the parameters in cleanup_plugin.php to configure this plugin.

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Input: [Plugin] Thumbnail Version 1.0 [Download] Download [Description]

Output: The thumbnail plugin creates a thumbnail after the upload. This plugin creates the thumbnail in the same folder. The file name for the thumb is the original file name plus '.thumb.jpg'. The internal resize function is used in the plugin. Therefore the file is first copied and resized afterwards.

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Input: [Plugin] Prefix Version 1.0 [Download] Download [Description]

Output: The prefix plugin adds a prefix to each uploaded file. For each upload you can add a timestamp or e.g. the user name added to the file name. Setup: By default a timestamp is used: A file will e.g. get the prefix '20090829_' when it is uploaded at the 29.8.2009 If you want a different prefix please modify prefix_plugin.php. The plugin is prepared to add the login or if used in Joomla the user id, user name or user e-mail Please note: The plugin file name is a_prefix_plugin.php. The reason is that this plugin changes the file name and plugins are executed in alphabetical order. This plugin should be executed first because otherwise other plugins use a wrong file name.

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Input: [Plugin] Form Version 1.0 [Download] Download [Description]

Output: The form plugin is an example how to get input elements from a HTML page where the flash is included. You can use this plugin with the default tfu.htm page that comes with TFU. There the value of the language drop down is sent with the upload. Set $form_fields = 'select'; in tfu_config.php and make sure you have at least a professional license. Then in the tfu.log you get the value of the drop down as last parameter. Make sure the tfu folder is writeable!

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Input: [Plugin] Move Version 1.0 [Download] Download [Description]

Output: The move plugin moves the uploaded file to a fix folder. The folder can be set in the move_plugin.php in the variable $userdir.

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Input: [Plugin] Unzip Version 1.0 [Download] Download [Description]

Output: This plugin extracts zip files right after the upload. The requirements for this plugin are PHP 5 >= 5.2.0 or PECL zip >= 1.1.0. You can do the following settings in the unzip_plugin.php: Zip files are deleted right after the upload. The files are extracted to the upload directory or the file name is used as unzip directory. If your server does not provide the needed classes a message is shown in the log file.

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Input: [Plugin] Download Move Version 1.1 [Download] Download [Description]

Output: The download move plugin moves a file after a download or all selected files after a zip download a fix folder. It moves it to the same path as the original below the $archivedir. Empty folders are removed. The folder can be set in the download_move_plugin.php in the variable $archivedir. E-Mail notification can be enabled by using a notification e-mail in the config.

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Input: [Plugin] Approve Version 1.0 [Download] Download [Description]

Output: By default this plugin moves a file to a subfolder called approve after the upload. This make it possible to do an easy approval process for uploads. So when a users uploads a file e.g. to the folder "upload/user1" it is moved to the sub folder "upload/user1/approve" which is created automatically if possible. In TWG/TFU/JFU you can configure that certain directories (e.g. .svn) not shown. Add the approve directory to the directories that are not shown ($exclude_directories) in TWG/TFU/JFU. In TWG you can use the TWGExplorer to move the files back after approval. In JFU you can use a different profile where the directories are shown. For advanced users: If you like different rights in TWG for the flash uploader I recommend to rename the folder to .approve and add this folder to the $exclude_directories in the additinal tab ($exclude_directories[]='.approve';). In TWG you can set the visibility of hidden files (files starting with a .) individually for each user. Make sure to use the latest version of TWG (at least 1.8.5 preview) because $hide_hidden_files is not connected to the TWGExplorer settings before in the front end. Then you have to edit admin/upload/my_tfu_config.php and set $exclude_directories again but without the .approve folder: At the bottom of my_tfu_config.php you find $exclude_directories[] = 'folder.id'; and change it to $exclude_directories = array('folder.id');

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Input: [Plugin] Download delete Version 1.0 [Download] Download [Description]

Output: The download delete plugin deletes a file or if zip download is enabled all selected files after a download. E-Mail notification can be enabled by using a notification e-mail in the config.

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Input: [Plugin] Watermark Version 1.0 [Download] Download [Description]

Output: This plugin creates a watermark on each uploaded image. Please set the parameters in the plugin to change the settings.

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Input: [Dynamics NAV Classic Client] RIGHT ARROW RIGHT ARROW [Action]

Output: Move to the next field or character

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: [Dynamics NAV Classic Client] LEFT ARROW LEFT ARROW [Action]

Output: Move to the previous field or character

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Input: [Dynamics NAV Classic Client] UP ARROW UP ARROW [Action]

Output: Move to the field above in the same column

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: [Dynamics NAV Classic Client] DOWN ARROW DOWN ARROW [Action]

Output: Move to the field below in the same column

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: [Dynamics NAV Classic Client] DELETE DELETE [Action]

Output: Clear selected text

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: [Dynamics NAV Classic Client] ESC ESC [Action]

Output: Close the window or undo the data entry

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: [Dynamics NAV Classic Client] END END [Action]

Output: Move to the last field on a line

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: [Dynamics NAV Classic Client] HOME HOME [Action]

Output: Move to the first field on a line

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: [Dynamics NAV Classic Client] ARROW, TAB, ENTER TAB [Action]

Output: Move to the next field on non-line FastTabs

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: ENTER [Action]

Output: Move to the next editable field

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: [Dynamics NAV Classic Client] PAGE UP PAGE UP [Action]

Output: Display next document or card in a list

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: [Dynamics NAV Classic Client] PAGE DOWN PAGE DOWN [Action]

Output: Display previous document or card in a list

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: [Dynamics NAV Classic Client] F1 F1 [Action]

Output: Open Help

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: [Dynamics NAV Classic Client] F2 F2 [Action]

Output: Edit

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: [Dynamics NAV Classic Client] F7 F3 [Action]

Output: Select Type to filter (field filter)

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: [Dynamics NAV Classic Client] F6 F4 [Action]

Output: Drop down or look up to select

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: F5 [Action]

Output: Refresh the active window

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: [Dynamics NAV Classic Client] CTRL+PAGE DOWN F6 [Action]

Output: Go to the next frame

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: [Dynamics NAV Classic Client] F9 F7 [Action]

Output: Display statistics

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: [Dynamics NAV Classic Client] F8 F8 [Action]

Output: Copy the field above

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: [Dynamics NAV Classic Client] F11 F9 [Action]

Output: Post

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: [Dynamics NAV Classic Client] F10, ALT F10, ALT [Action]

Output: Select the menu bar and display access keys

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: [Dynamics NAV Classic Client] F12 F12 [Action]

Output: Select the navigation pane

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: SHIFT+F1 [Action]

Output: View error message

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: [Dynamics NAV Classic Client] CTRL+F7 SHIFT+F3 [Action]

Output: Select Show Results (FlowFilter)

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: [Dynamics NAV Classic Client] F6 SHIFT+F4 [Action]

Output: Open a lookup window (from an ellipsis button)

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: [Dynamics NAV Classic Client] CTRL+PAGE UP SHIFT+F6 [Action]

Output: Go to the previous frame

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: [Dynamics NAV Classic Client] CTRL+F5 SHIFT+F7 [Action]

Output: Open the related card

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: [Dynamics NAV Classic Client] F6 SHIFT+F8 [Action]

Output: Drop down or look up to view

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: [Dynamics NAV Classic Client] SHIFT+F11 SHIFT+F9 [Action]

Output: Post and Print

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: [Dynamics NAV Classic Client] SHIFT+F10 SHIFT+F10 [Action]

Output: Display a shortcut menu

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: [Dynamics NAV Classic Client] SHIFT+F11 SHIFT+F11 [Action]

Output: Apply Entries, Get Source Doc, or Get Whse. Doc

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: SHIFT+F12 [Action]

Output: Open the Role Center from the navigation pane

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: [Dynamics NAV Classic Client] ARROW, SHIFT+TAB SHIFT+Tab [Action]

Output: Move to the previous field

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: CTRL+F1 [Action]

Output: Collapse or expand the Action Pane

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: [Dynamics NAV Classic Client] F3 CTRL+F2 [Action]

Output: Create a new document

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: CTRL+F3 [Action]

Output: Select Search pages

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: [Dynamics NAV Classic Client] F5 CTRL+F4 [Action]

Output: Look up to the related list

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: [Dynamics NAV Classic Client] CTRL+F5 CTRL+F7 [Action]

Output: View entries

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: [Dynamics NAV Classic Client] CTRL+F11 CTRL+F9 [Action]

Output: Release document

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: CTRL+F10 [Action]

Output: Select the Action Pane and display key tips

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: [Dynamics NAV Classic Client] CTRL+F11 CTRL+F11 [Action]

Output: Reconcile or Split Line

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: CTRL+F12 [Action]

Output: Select the address bar

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: [Dynamics NAV Classic Client] CTRL+C CTRL+C [Action]

Output: Copy

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: [Dynamics NAV Classic Client] CTRL+E CTRL+E [Action]

Output: Export to Microsoft Office Excel

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: CTRL+L [Action]

Output: Show Links

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: [Dynamics NAV Classic Client] F3 CTRL+N [Action]

Output: Create a new record

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: [Dynamics NAV Classic Client] CTRL+O, F12 CTRL+O [Action]

Output: Open the company

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: [Dynamics NAV Classic Client] CTRL+P CTRL+P [Action]

Output: Print

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: [Dynamics NAV Classic Client] SHIFT+F8 CTRL+T [Action]

Output: Select Sorting

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: [Dynamics NAV Classic Client] CTRL+V CTRL+V [Action]

Output: Paste

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: [Dynamics NAV Classic Client] CTRL+W CTRL+W [Action]

Output: Export to Microsoft Office Word

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: [Dynamics NAV Classic Client] CTRL+X CTRL+X [Action]

Output: Cut

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: [Dynamics NAV Classic Client] CTRL+Z CTRL+Z [Action]

Output: Undo

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: CTRL+UP ARROW [Action]

Output: Move up while the selected line stays selected

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: CTRL+DOWN ARROW [Action]

Output: Move down while the selected line stays selected

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: [Dynamics NAV Classic Client] CTRL+LEFT ARROW CTRL+LEFT ARROW [Action]

Output: Move to the first field on a line

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: CTRL+RIGHT ARROW [Action]

Output: Move to the last field on a line

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: [Dynamics NAV Classic Client] CTRL+F8 CTRL+ALT+F1 [Action]

Output: Open the About this Page/Report window (Zoom)

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: [Dynamics NAV Classic Client] F4 CTRL+DELETE [Action]

Output: Delete the selected line

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: [Dynamics NAV Classic Client] CTRL+HOME CTRL+HOME [Action]

Output: Move to the first line in a list

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: [Dynamics NAV Classic Client] CTRL+END CTRL+END [Action]

Output: Move to the last line in a list

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: [Dynamics NAV Classic Client] ESC CTRL+ENTER [Action]

Output: Save and close window (equivalent to clicking OK).

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: [Dynamics NAV Classic Client] F3 CTRL+INSERT [Action]

Output: Insert new line

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: [Dynamics NAV Classic Client] SHIFT+F7 CTRL+SHIFT+F3 [Action]

Output: Select Limit totals to (table filter)

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: [Dynamics NAV Classic Client] CTRL+SHIFT+F7 CTRL+SHIFT+A [Action]

Output: Clear all filters

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: [Dynamics NAV Classic Client] F3 CTRL+SHIFT+C [Action]

Output: Open a new card

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: [Dynamics NAV Classic Client] CTRL+SHIFT+D CTRL+SHIFT+D [Action]

Output: Show dimensions

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: CTRL+SHIFT+K [Action]

Output: Edit list

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: CTRL+SHIFT+L [Action]

Output: View list

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: [Dynamics NAV Classic Client] CTRL+SHIFT+A CTRL+SHIFT+Q [Action]

Output: Collapse/expand a line in a hierarchy

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: CTRL+SHIFT+V [Action]

Output: Open a card or a document in View mode

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: [Dynamics NAV Classic Client] CTRL+ENTER CTRL+SHIFT+W [Action]

Output: Open a list place in a separate window

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER [Action]

Output: Save and close the window and open a new window

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: [Dynamics NAV Classic Client] ALT, F10 ALT, F10 [Action]

Output: Select the menu bar and display access keys

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: [Dynamics NAV Classic Client] F7 ALT+F3 [Action]

Output: Filter to the value in the field

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: [Dynamics NAV Classic Client] ALT+F4 ALT+F4 [Action]

Output: Close window or close program

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: ALT+F6 [Action]

Output: Collapse or expand the active frame

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: ALT+F10 [Action]

Output: Display the Actions menu of the active frame

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: ALT+A [Action]

Output: Display the Actions menu

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: ALT+I [Action]

Output: Display the Related Information menu

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: ALT+R [Action]

Output: Display the Reports menu

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: ALT+M [Action]

Output: Display the Microsoft Dynamics NAV menu

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: ALT+LEFT ARROW [Action]

Output: Go to the previous window in the navigation history

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: ALT+RIGHT ARROW [Action]

Output: Go to the next window in the navigation history

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: ALT+ENTER [Action]

Output: Move to the field below without opening the drop-down menu

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: ALT+TAB [Action]

Output: Switch among open windows

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: [Dynamics NAV Classic Client] SHIFT+F12 [Action]

Output: Open the Object Designer

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: [Dynamics NAV Classic Client] CTRL+F2 [Action]

Output: Open a form in Design mode

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Keyboard Shortcuts | Classic and RTC Navision | Advantage Business Systems


Input: [Description] A domain to use in rewritten addresses. If not set, SRS is disabled. [Example] srs.foo-bar.com [Parameter]

Output: srs_domain


Input: [Description] A random string to generate and check SRS addresses. You can specify a list of secrets (one per line). The first secret in the list is used for generating new SRS addresses. All secrets on the list may be used to verify SRS addresses. [Example] foobar123 [Parameter]

Output: srs_secrets


Input: [Description] The maximum permitted age of a rewritten address. SRS rewritten addresses expire after a specified number of days. libsrs2 default is 21, but I believe that a week is enougth to get all bounces, so I recommend you to use 7. [Example] 7 [Parameter]

Output: srs_maxage


Input: [Description] The hash length to generate in a rewritten address. The hash length is a measure of security in the SRS system; longer is more secure. [Example] 4 [Parameter]

Output: srs_hashlength


Input: [Description] The hash length to require when checking an address. If the hash length is increased, there may be SRS addresses from your MTA in the wild which use a shorter hash length. This parameter may be set to permit checking of hashes shorter than srs_hashlength. This parameter must be at most srs_hashlength. [Example] 4 [Parameter]

Output: srs_hashmin


Input: [Description] The separator to appear immediately after SRS[01] in rewritten addresses. This must be -, + or =. Default value is =. [Example] = [Parameter]

Output: srs_separator


Input: [Description] Skip rcpthosts check and perform SRS rewriting for all forwarding, even when not required. This must be 0 (disabled) or 1 (enabled). Default value is 0 (disabled). [Example] 0 [Parameter]

Output: srs_alwaysrewrite


Input: [Value] 7 [Text Statistics]

Output: No. of sentences

codemakit | Website Research and Interviews


Input: [Value] 163 [Text Statistics]

Output: No. of words

codemakit | Website Research and Interviews


Input: [Value] 16 [Text Statistics]

Output: No. of complex words

codemakit | Website Research and Interviews


Input: [Value] 9.82% [Text Statistics]

Output: Percent of complex words

codemakit | Website Research and Interviews


Input: [Value] 23.29 [Text Statistics]

Output: Average words per sentence

codemakit | Website Research and Interviews


Input: [Value] 1.45 [Text Statistics]

Output: Average syllables per word

codemakit | Website Research and Interviews


Input: [#] A [Data]

Output: How much did you spend on raw materials during this timeframe?

How to Calculate Cost of Goods | Marketing MO


Input: [#] B [Data]

Output: What did you spend on labor to produce the product?

How to Calculate Cost of Goods | Marketing MO


Input: [#] C [Data]

Output: List the costs associated with the shipping & inventory of raw materials

How to Calculate Cost of Goods | Marketing MO


Input: [#] D [Data]

Output: Production facility expenses if the facility is solely for this product (or you can use a percentage)

How to Calculate Cost of Goods | Marketing MO


Input: [#] E [Data]

Output: Some companies include an allocation for general overhead, such as customer service, order processing, or other items in the COGS figure. Enter the total for the timeframe.

How to Calculate Cost of Goods | Marketing MO


Input: [#] F [Data]

Output: TOTAL: Add A through E

How to Calculate Cost of Goods | Marketing MO


Input: [#] G [Data]

Output: Number of units sold during this period

How to Calculate Cost of Goods | Marketing MO


Input: [#] H [Data]

Output: Divide F by G – this is your COGS per unit

How to Calculate Cost of Goods | Marketing MO


Input: [Example] Component Showcase [Source] Available in release bundles [Notes]

Output: Contains three basic dataTable examples. Also contains an example of a colapsible table that uses a dataTable


Input: [Example] Webmail [Source] Available in release bundles [Notes]

Output: DataTable is used to display email messages contained in a folder. Also used to dispaly task and contact data.


Input: [Example] dataTable-basic [Source] dataTable-basic source code [Notes]

Output: Simple example of how to dispaly data uses a dataTable component.


Input: [Example] dataTable-paginator [Source] dataTable-paginator source code [Notes]

Output: A dataPaginator is added to the dataTable used in dataTable-basic<./td>


Input: [Example] dataTable-sortable [Source] dataTable-sortable source code [Notes]

Output: CommandSortHeaders are added to each column in a data table.


Input: [Example] dataTable-style [Source] dataTable-style source code [Notes]

Output: The row and column classes are altered with CSS.


Input: [Attribute] post_id [Values] Number [Description]

Output: The post id. If not set, the current post is used from the WP loop


Input: [Attribute] no_rating_results_text [Values] Text [Description]

Output: Text to display if there are no rating results yet. If not set, default settings are used.


Input: [Attribute] show_rich_snippets [Values] true or false [Description]

Output: Do you want to produce Google rich snippets code? Default set to false.


Input: [Attribute] show_title [Values] true or false [Description]

Output: Do you want to show the post title with the rating result? Default set to false.


Input: [Attribute] show_count [Values] true or false [Description]

Output: Do you want to show the count of entries. Default set to true.


Input: [Attribute] before_count [Values] text [Description]

Output: Text to display before count. Default is (


Input: [Attribute] after_count [Values] text [Description]

Output: Text to display before count. Default is )


Input: [Attribute] result_type [Values] star_rating, percentage or score [Description]

Output: The result type to use. Default is set to star_rating.


Input: [Attribute] class [Values] Text [Description]

Output: Add CSS classes to the parent div element (add spaces between each class).


Input: [Key] Up Arrow [Action]

Output: Small increment of the position (up or right)


Input: [Key] Down Arrow [Action]

Output: Small increment of the position (down or left)


Input: [Key] Left Arrow [Action]

Output: Same as Down Arrow


Input: [Key] Right Arrow [Action]

Output: Same as Up Arrow


Input: [Key] Page Up [Action]

Output: Large increment of the position (up or right)


Input: [Key] Page Down [Action]

Output: Large decrement of the position (down or left)


Input: [Key] + [Action]

Output: Small increment of the value of the control


Input: [Key] - [Action]

Output: Small decrement of the value of the control


Input: [Key] d [Action]

Output: Set to default value (same as mouse right click)


Input: [Key] e [Action]

Output: Opens the 'fine tuning' window to precisely set the parameter:


Input: [Key] SHIFT [Action]

Output: When the key is down, the fine tuning mode is on, and you can modify the value with better precision when moving the mouse, the mouse wheel or using the keyboard. Just release the key to get back to the normal mode.


Input: [optional/required] optional/required [Bicep; in the format X.XX] Calf; in the format X.XX [bicep]

Output: calf

API-Log-Body-Measurements - API - Confluence


Input: [optional/required] optional/required [Bicep; in the format X.XX] Chest; in the format X.XX [bicep]

Output: chest

API-Log-Body-Measurements - API - Confluence


Input: [optional/required] optional/required [Bicep; in the format X.XX] Body Fat %; in the format X.XX [bicep]

Output: fat

API-Log-Body-Measurements - API - Confluence


Input: [optional/required] optional/required [Bicep; in the format X.XX] Forearm; in the format X.XX [bicep]

Output: forearm

API-Log-Body-Measurements - API - Confluence


Input: [optional/required] optional/required [Bicep; in the format X.XX] Hips; in the format X.XX [bicep]

Output: hips

API-Log-Body-Measurements - API - Confluence


Input: [optional/required] optional/required [Bicep; in the format X.XX] Neck; in the format X.XX [bicep]

Output: neck

API-Log-Body-Measurements - API - Confluence


Input: [optional/required] optional/required [Bicep; in the format X.XX] Thigh; in the format X.XX [bicep]

Output: thigh

API-Log-Body-Measurements - API - Confluence


Input: [optional/required] optional/required [Bicep; in the format X.XX] Waist; in the format X.XX [bicep]

Output: waist

API-Log-Body-Measurements - API - Confluence


Input: [optional/required] optional/required [Bicep; in the format X.XX] Weight; in the format X.XX [bicep]

Output: weight

API-Log-Body-Measurements - API - Confluence


Input: [optional/required] required [Bicep; in the format X.XX] Measurement date; in the format yyyy-MM-dd [bicep]

Output: date

API-Log-Body-Measurements - API - Confluence


Input: [Name] TARGOPT [Description]

Output: Target Selection Options

USGS: ISIS maptemplate Application Documentation


Input: [Name] FILE [Description]

Output: Name of the Map File

USGS: ISIS maptemplate Application Documentation


Input: [Name] TARGETNAME [Description]

Output: Name of the Target

USGS: ISIS maptemplate Application Documentation


Input: [Name] LATTYPE [Description]

Output: Latitude type

USGS: ISIS maptemplate Application Documentation


Input: [Name] LONDIR [Description]

Output: Longitude Direction

USGS: ISIS maptemplate Application Documentation


Input: [Name] LONDOM [Description]

Output: Longitude Domain

USGS: ISIS maptemplate Application Documentation


Input: [Name] EQRADIUS [Description]

Output: Equatorial Radius

USGS: ISIS maptemplate Application Documentation


Input: [Name] POLRADIUS [Description]

Output: Polar Radius

USGS: ISIS maptemplate Application Documentation


Input: [Description] Insert a picture file. [Name]

Output: Insert Picture


Input: [Description] Change the selected picture file into a black and white image. [Name]

Output: Color


Input: [Description] Every click of an icon increases the contrast by 3%. [Name]

Output: More Contrast


Input: [Description] Every click of an icon decreases the contrast by 3%. [Name]

Output: Less Contrast


Input: [Description] Every click of an icon increases the brightness by 3%. [Name]

Output: More Brightness


Input: [Description] Every click of an icon decreases the brightness by 3%. [Name]

Output: Less Brightness


Input: [Description] Crops or trims an image using the crop mode. One extra click releases the picture crop mode. [Name]

Output: Crop


Input: [Description] Every click of an icon rotates the selected picture 90 degrees to the left. [Name]

Output: Rotate Left 90°


Input: [Description] Specify the thickness of border line of drawing, picture etc. [Name]

Output: Line Style


Input: [Description] Can trim or adjust a image in the Picture Format dialog box. [Name]

Output: Picture Format


Input: [Description] Extract the color of currently selected coordinate values and make the corresponding color values transparent. [Name]

Output: Transparent Color Setting


Input: [Description] Reset the selected picture to its original state. [Name]

Output: Picture Reset


Input: [Code] ECU [Description] This is a very close shot showing the detail of an object or the physical features of a person. [Purpose] To make the viewer aware of some specific detail in the film. It can be used to heighten tension. [Shot]

Output: Extreme close-up


Input: [Code] VCU [Description] This is a face shot taken from the mid-forehead to above the chin. [Purpose] This shows the close detail of the character's eyes and mouth. It can be used to heighten tension. [Shot]

Output: Very close-up


Input: [Code] BCU [Description] This is full head height and the head takes up the entire screen. It contains little or no background. [Purpose] This shows the detail of the character’s face. [Shot]

Output: Big close-up


Input: [Code] CU [Description] This is a shot taken of a person’s head from just above the head to the top of the upper chest. It can also be used to film an object at close range. It contains little or no background. [Purpose] This used to introduce a character and allows the character to show emotions. It can be used to heighten tension. [Shot]

Output: Close-up


Input: [Code] MCU [Description] This shows the upper half of the body. The shot is taken from the above the head to lower chest. [Purpose] Good for conversation between two characters. [Shot]

Output: Medium close-up


Input: [Code] MS [Description] This shows half of the body. The shot is taken from above the head to just below the waist. [Purpose] This allows you to get to know the character more closely by viewing their facial expressions and body language. [Shot]

Output: Medium shot


Input: [Code] MLS [Description] This shows the whole person as well as some of the background. [Purpose] Places the person in context. [Shot]

Output: Medium long shot


Input: [Code] LS [Description] This shows the whole person and other characters, but the background dominates the shot. [Purpose] This allows the viewer to understand the relationship between the characters and their environment. [Shot]

Output: Long shot


Input: [Code] ELS [Description] This shows the landscape of the film or a barely visible character in the distance of a background. [Purpose] This gives information to the viewer about where the action is to take place. It often sets the atmosphere of a film. [Shot]

Output: Extra long shot


Input: [Shortcut key] u [Action] Returns you to the issue list page or refreshes the list page, if you are already on it. [Definition]

Output: Go to issue list page


Input: [Shortcut key] c [Action] Allows you to create a new issue. [Definition]

Output: Create issue


Input: [Shortcut key] k [Action] While on the issue list page, it moves the marker to the previous issue. While viewing the issue details, it opens the previous issue. [Definition]

Output: Move to the previous issue


Input: [Shortcut key] j [Action] While on the issue list page, it moves the marker to the next issue. While viewing the issue details, it opens the next issue. [Definition]

Output: Move to the next issue


Input: [Shortcut key] o or [Action] Opens the issue with the marker next to it. [Definition]

Output: Open issue detail


Input: [Shortcut key] x [Action] Selects an issue for bulk update. [Definition]

Output: Select issue


Input: [Shortcut key] * then a [Action] Selects all issues on the issue list page for bulk update. [Definition]

Output: Select all issues


Input: [Shortcut key] * then n [Action] Deselects all issues on the issue list page. [Definition]

Output: Deselect all issues


Input: [Shortcut key] e [Action] Update the issues individually or in bulk. [Definition]

Output: Update issues


Input: [Shortcut key] s [Action] Moves the focus to the status filter dropdown. [Definition]

Output: Focus 'status' dropdown


Input: [Shortcut key] g [Action] Moves the focus to the group filter dropdown. [Definition]

Output: Focus 'group' dropdown


Input: [Shortcut key] / [Action] Moves the focus to the search box. [Definition]

Output: Focus 'search' text box


Input: [Shortcut key] ? [Action] Displays the keyboard shortcuts help menu. [Definition]

Output: Show keyboard shortcuts help


Input: [Action] Removes the cursor from the current input. [Definition]

Output: Escape from input field


Input: [Parameter] name [Description]

Output: Name of the valley. If more than one valley by the name exists, the article is likely disambiguated but this name in the infobox should be the undisambiguated name.


Input: [Parameter] other_name [Description]

Output: Other name for the valley if relatively well known. Quotes can be used as normal to italicize or bold the text if desired.


Input: [Parameter] photo [Description]

Output: Photograph of the valley. Preferably a distance shot to show most/all of the valley. Do not include the "File:" prefix. If uploading a new image, please put them on Commons so they can be easily used by the other language Wikipedias.


Input: [Parameter] photo_size [Description]

Output: Specify the width of the photo in pixels. For example photo_size = 200 with no "px". If no value is specified, the default width is 288 pixels. A standard horizontal photographic composition will generally display well at 288px. A standard vertical composition may need to be adjusted to 180 or 220 pixels.


Input: [Parameter] photo_alt [Description]

Output: Alt text for the photo, primarily for visually impaired readers. See Wikipedia:Alternative text for images.


Input: [Parameter] photo_caption [Description]

Output: Description of the photograph which is displayed below.


Input: [Parameter] elevation [Description]

Output: Elevation of the valley floor. Metres should be used first for all valleys outside of the United States and feet for those within the U.S. For conversions, use elevation_m for metres to feet or elevation_ft for feet to metres.


Input: [Parameter] elevation_ref [Description]

Output: Reference for the elevation using the standard tags. If elevation_m/elevation_ft was used, the reference must be supplied using this parameter.


Input: [Parameter] location [Description]

Output: Province or state first, followed by country. For USA, the county is optional but if given, be provided before the state. If a pushpin map is being used, the location will be used for the map's caption unless the map_caption parameter is set.


Input: [Parameter] direction [Description]

Output: The direction of the longer axis of the valley


Input: [Parameter] length [Description]

Output: The length of the valley, measured along the longer axis. Use {{convert}} for both metric and US units.


Input: [Parameter] width [Description]

Output: The width of the valley, measured along the shorter axis. Use {{convert}} for both metric and US units.


Input: [Parameter] area [Description]

Output: The area of the valley. Use {{convert}} for both metric and US units.


Input: [Parameter] depth [Description]

Output: The depth of the valley (from rim to floor).


Input: [Parameter] type [Description]

Output: The geological type of valley (e.g., glacial)


Input: [Parameter] age [Description]

Output: The age of the rocks of the valley walls


Input: [Parameter] boundaries [Description]

Output: Geographic features that are immediately adjacent to the valley.


Input: [Parameter] map [Description]

Output: The name of a location map as per Template:Location map (e.g. Indonesia or Russia). The coordinate fields (e.g. lat_d and long_d) position a pushpin coordinate marker and label on the map automatically.


Input: [Parameter] label [Description]

Output: Label to be used for the valley's location on the map. If not specified, the value of the name parameter is used.


Input: [Parameter] label_position [Description]

Output: The position of the label on the pushpin map relative to the pushpin coordinate marker. Valid options are {left, right, top, bottom, none}. If this field is not specified, the default value is right.


Input: [Parameter] map_alt [Description]

Output: Alt text for the map, primarily for visually impaired readers. See Alt text for maps.


Input: [Parameter] map_caption [Description]

Output: Fill out if a map caption is desired. If not specified, location will be used.


Input: [Parameter] relief [Description]

Output: If a location map template is specified, relief=1 will attempt to display a relief map if one is available. To force the default map image to display use |map_relief=0.


Input: [Parameter] map_size [Description]

Output: Must be entered as only a number—no need for px. The default value is 250.


Input: [Parameter] lat_d [Description]

Output: Latitude degrees. Can also be used for decimal degrees.


Input: [Parameter] lat_m [Description]

Output: Latitude minutes.


Input: [Parameter] lat_s [Description]

Output: If known, latitude seconds.


Input: [Parameter] lat_NS [Description]

Output: N for North; S for South.


Input: [Parameter] long_d [Description]

Output: Longitude degrees. Can also be used for decimal degrees.


Input: [Parameter] long_m [Description]

Output: Longitude minutes.


Input: [Parameter] long_s [Description]

Output: If known, longitude seconds.


Input: [Parameter] long_EW [Description]

Output: E for East; W for West.


Input: [Parameter] x y [Description]

Output: Specifies the position of the location marker when the X,Y method for map display is used. The coordinates of the marker in pixels based on a map width of 1000 pixels. The template will scale these values for proper display. See {{Infobox map}} for further details.


Input: [Parameter] region [Description]

Output: Either a two character ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country code or an ISO 3166-2 region code. See region.


Input: [Parameter] source [Description]

Output: The source of the coordinate data. See source.


Input: [Parameter] coordinates [Description]

Output: The latitude and longitude of the summit using the {{coord}} template with display=inline,title. If the article uses a geolinks template in the external links section, do not use the display parameter. Note that using lat_d and long_d will cause this parameter to be ignored.


Input: [Parameter] coordinates_ref [Description]

Output: For any references regarding the coordinates reported. tags must be used.


Input: [Parameter] topo [Description]

Output: The name of the topographic map showing the valley. In Canada, this is usually the National Topographic System map number while for the USA, it's the map name from the USGS.


Input: [Parameter] towns [Description]

Output: Population centers within the valley


Input: [Parameter] traversed [Description]

Output: Road or trails that cross or run through the valley


Input: [Parameter] watercourses [Description]

Output: Rivers that flow into or along the bottom of the valley


Input: [Parameter] footnotes [Description]

Output: References to support the infobox information


Input: [Parameter] embed [Description]

Output: "yes" if the valley infobox is embedded inside another Infobox


Input: [operation name] get [operation purpose]

Output: retrieve the running configuration and state information

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Input: [operation name] get-config [operation purpose]

Output: retrieve all or a portion of a configuration datastore

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Input: [operation name] edit-config [operation purpose]

Output: load all or part of a source configuration into a target configuration datastore

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Input: [operation name] copy-config [operation purpose]

Output: create or replace an entire target configuration datastore with a complete source configuration

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