Input: [Directives] SET [Description]

Output: Set Symbol to an Expression

AVR Assembler Directives | AVR Tutorials


Input: [description] set in the first tab, id of the pane, is normally autogenerated by plugin [default] auto generated [option name]

Output: kefelid

jproven - Joomla! extension development - jkefel


Input: [description] set in the first tab, determines the interface generated as tabs or sliders [available values] tabs, sliders [default] tabs [option name]

Output: kefelui

jproven - Joomla! extension development - jkefel


Input: [description] set in the first tab, determines if tab should be persisted [available values] true, false [default] true [option name]

Output: persist

jproven - Joomla! extension development - jkefel


Input: [description] set in each tab as id for each individual tab [default] auto generated [option name]

Output: id

jproven - Joomla! extension development - jkefel


Input: [description] remote fetching and placed in existing panel according to the pos option [option name]

Output: url

jproven - Joomla! extension development - jkefel


Input: [description] determines if panel should be refreshed each time panel is accessed [available values] true, false [default] true [option name]

Output: refresh

jproven - Joomla! extension development - jkefel


Input: [description] Allows you to have a remotely fetched panel to be updated with provided frequency. Frequency must be provided in seconds. [option name]

Output: freq

jproven - Joomla! extension development - jkefel


Input: [description] function to be triggered once url content is fetched and is placed in the dom. Given function will be passed the dom element containing the fetched content [option name]

Output: onsuccess

jproven - Joomla! extension development - jkefel


Input: [description] title of the panel handler [default] Tab X [option name]

Output: title

jproven - Joomla! extension development - jkefel


Input: [description] indicates module (with module id, which can be found in the right-most column of the module manager) to be loaded [option name]

Output: mod

jproven - Joomla! extension development - jkefel


Input: [description] determines the position of fetched external content, where the fetched content is placed according to one of the values: prepend = fetched content is placed before any existing content append = fetched content is placed after any existing content replace = fetched content replaces existing content [available values] prepend, append, replace [default] append [option name]

Output: pos

jproven - Joomla! extension development - jkefel


Input: [description] Ability to have a certain panel opened when loading by adding ex. initial=[3] which will open the 3rd panel counting from start and 1. As of version 1.2 in sliders we are able to open several sliders at the same time by calling ex. initial=[3,5,7] which will open tab 3, 5 and 7 intially. [available values] 1 up to total number of panels [default] 1 (tab) all closed (slider) [option name]

Output: initial

jproven - Joomla! extension development - jkefel


Input: [description] In sliders the default behavior allows multiple panels to be opened at the same time. If you want to allow only one panel at a time to be opened use this option. [available values] true,1,false,0 [default] false,0 [option name]

Output: single

jproven - Joomla! extension development - jkefel


Input: [Code] 200 [Description]

Output: Success!


Input: [Code] 201 [Description]

Output: Created. A new resource has been created successfully. The response body is either empty or contains a representation revealing the URI of the newly created resource.


Input: [Code] 202 [Description]

Output: Accepted. The request was valid and accepted but not yet processed. The response body should containe a URI to poll for status updates or a token assigned to this request. This allows for asynchronous REST requests.


Input: [Code] 204 [Description]

Output: No content. The request was successfull but the server has no response for it.


Input: [Code] 301 [Description]

Output: Moved permanently


Input: [Code] 302 [Description]

Output: Moved temporarily. The requested resource resides temporarily under a different URI. Since the redirection might be altered on occasion, the client SHOULD continue to use the Request-URI for future requests


Input: [Code] 400 [Description]

Output: Bad request. Look at the accompanying error messages to see why the request was invalid.


Input: [Code] 401 [Description]

Output: Unauthorized. Client not authorized to make the request.


Input: [Code] 403 [Description]

Output: Forbidden. The request is understood, but it has been refused. Look at the accompanying error messages to see why the request was invalid.


Input: [Code] 404 [Description]

Output: Not Found


Input: [Code] 405 [Description]

Output: Method Not Allowed. The requested method is not allowed for that resource


Input: [Code] 406 [Description]

Output: Not Acceptable. Cannot generate representation with given formats, headers or parameters.


Input: [Code] 410 [Description]

Output: Gone, the resource is no longer available.


Input: [Code] 500 [Description]

Output: Internal service error.


Input: [Code] 503 [Description]

Output: Service unavailable. Maybe too many requests.


Input: [Property] Table ID [Description]

Output: Table ID is an ID for the table.

Formatting Tables and Cells in Dreamweaver


Input: [Property] Rows [Description]

Output: The number or rows in the table

Formatting Tables and Cells in Dreamweaver


Input: [Property] Cols [Description]

Output: The number of columns in the table

Formatting Tables and Cells in Dreamweaver


Input: [Property] Width [Description]

Output: The width of the table in pixels, or as a percentage of the browser window's width.

Formatting Tables and Cells in Dreamweaver


Input: [Property] Height [Description]

Output: The height of the table in pixels, or as a percentage of the browser window's height. You usually don't need to set the height of a table.

Formatting Tables and Cells in Dreamweaver


Input: [Property] Cell Pad [Description]

Output: Cell Padding is the number of pixels between a cell's content and the cell boundaries. If Cell Padding is not specified, by default, Dreamweaver sets it to 1 pixel.

Formatting Tables and Cells in Dreamweaver


Input: [Property] CellSpace [Description]

Output: Cell Spacing is the number of pixels between adjacent table cells. If Cell Spacing is not specified, by default, Dreamweaver sets it to 2 pixels.

Formatting Tables and Cells in Dreamweaver


Input: [Property] Align [Description]

Output: Align determines where the table appears, relative to other elements in the same paragraph. Left - aligns the table to the left of other elements so that text will wrap around the table to the right. Right - aligns the table to the right of other elements with text wrapping around it to the left. Center - aligns the table in the center with text appearing above and below the table. Default - indicates that the browser should use its default alignment. Note: If you want to display other content next to a table, use the Left or Right alignment.

Formatting Tables and Cells in Dreamweaver


Input: [Property] Border [Description]

Output: Border specified the width, in pixels, of the table's borders.

Formatting Tables and Cells in Dreamweaver


Input: [Property] Bg Color [Description]

Output: Bg Color is the table's background color.

Formatting Tables and Cells in Dreamweaver


Input: [Property] Bg Image [Description]

Output: Bg Image specified the image to use for the table background image.

Formatting Tables and Cells in Dreamweaver


Input: [Property] Brdr Color [Description]

Output: Brdr Color is the color for the table's borders.

Formatting Tables and Cells in Dreamweaver


Input: [Property] Clear Column Widths [Description]

Output: This button deletes all explicitly specified column width values

Formatting Tables and Cells in Dreamweaver


Input: [Property] Clear Row Heights [Description]

Output: This button deletes all explicitly specified row heights

Formatting Tables and Cells in Dreamweaver


Input: [Property] Convert Table Widths to Pixels [Description]

Output: This button sets the width of each column in the table to its current width in pixels.

Formatting Tables and Cells in Dreamweaver


Input: [Property] Convert Table Height to Pixels [Description]

Output: This button sets the height of each column in the table to its current width in pixels.

Formatting Tables and Cells in Dreamweaver


Input: [Property] Convert Table Widths to Percent [Description]

Output: This button sets the width of each column in the table to its current width expressed as a percentage of the Document window's width.

Formatting Tables and Cells in Dreamweaver


Input: [Property] Convert Table Heights to Percent [Description]

Output: This button sets the height of each column in the table to its current width expressed as a percentage of the Document window's width.

Formatting Tables and Cells in Dreamweaver


Input: [SubField] role_group_kid [Type] Unsigned [Offset] 0x000000 [Options] 0x000000 [Comment]

Output: Unique identifier for this record

Future City - Georgia Region Judging Pages - Judge Enrollment Form


Input: [SubField] region_kid [Type] Unsigned [Offset] 0x000004 [Options] 0x000000 [Comment]

Output: Which region is doing this mapping

Future City - Georgia Region Judging Pages - Judge Enrollment Form


Input: [SubField] display_order [Type] Unsigned [Offset] 0x000008 [Options] 0x000000 [Comment]

Output: Order for the disply of these records

Future City - Georgia Region Judging Pages - Judge Enrollment Form


Input: [SubField] group_name [Type] String [Offset] 0x00000C [Options] 0x000000 [Comment]

Output: Formal description of this group map

Future City - Georgia Region Judging Pages - Judge Enrollment Form


Input: [SubField] enroll_msg [Type] String [Offset] 0x00008D [Options] 0x000000 [Comment]

Output: Group description used on the enrollment form

Future City - Georgia Region Judging Pages - Judge Enrollment Form


Input: [SubField] short_name [Type] String [Offset] 0x000156 [Options] 0x000000 [Comment]

Output: Short name of this group map

Future City - Georgia Region Judging Pages - Judge Enrollment Form


Input: [SubField] enroll [Type] Boolean [Offset] 0x000177 [Options] 0x000000 [Comment]

Output: Can the user select this at enrollment time? (Y/N)

Future City - Georgia Region Judging Pages - Judge Enrollment Form


Input: [SubField] software [Type] Boolean [Offset] 0x000178 [Options] 0x000000 [Comment]

Output: Does this group required software? (Y/N)

Future City - Georgia Region Judging Pages - Judge Enrollment Form


Input: [SubField] exclusion [Type] String [Offset] 0x000179 [Options] 0x000000 [Comment]

Output: Logical grouping for exclusions

Future City - Georgia Region Judging Pages - Judge Enrollment Form


Input: [SubField] assign_method [Type] Char [Offset] 0x00019B [Options] 0x000000 [Comment]

Output: How is work assigned to judges (M=manual, R=room, X=no work)

Future City - Georgia Region Judging Pages - Judge Enrollment Form


Input: [SubField] category [Type] Char [Offset] 0x00019A [Options] 0x000000 [Comment]

Output: What category of user is represented by this group

Future City - Georgia Region Judging Pages - Judge Enrollment Form


Input: [SubField] modified_kid [Type] Unsigned [Offset] 0x00019C [Options] 0x000000 [Comment]

Output: Who modified this record last

Future City - Georgia Region Judging Pages - Judge Enrollment Form


Input: [SubField] modified_user [Type] String [Offset] 0x0001A0 [Options] 0x000000 [Comment]

Output: Who modified this record last

Future City - Georgia Region Judging Pages - Judge Enrollment Form


Input: [SubField] modified_ts [Type] Timestamp [Offset] 0x0001E8 [Options] 0x000000 [Comment]

Output: When was this record last modified

Future City - Georgia Region Judging Pages - Judge Enrollment Form


Input: [SubField] action [Type] Char [Offset] 0x0001F0 [Options] 0x000000 [Comment]

Output: Used during the edit process

Future City - Georgia Region Judging Pages - Judge Enrollment Form


Input: [SubField] xref_count [Type] Unsigned [Offset] 0x0001F4 [Options] 0x000000 [Comment]

Output: # of xref records for this group

Future City - Georgia Region Judging Pages - Judge Enrollment Form


Input: [SubField] active [Type] Boolean [Offset] 0x0001F8 [Options] 0x000000 [Comment]

Output: Is this active to the selected user

Future City - Georgia Region Judging Pages - Judge Enrollment Form


Input: [SubField] insertRole [Type] String [Offset] 0x0001F9 [Options] 0x000000 [Comment]

Output: Used in the editing javascript

Future City - Georgia Region Judging Pages - Judge Enrollment Form


Input: [SubField] removeRole [Type] String [Offset] 0x00023A [Options] 0x000000 [Comment]

Output: Used in the editing javascript

Future City - Georgia Region Judging Pages - Judge Enrollment Form


Input: [SubField] judge_start_dt [Type] Date [Offset] 0x000280 [Options] 0x000000 [Comment]

Output: Judging start date for the scorings

Future City - Georgia Region Judging Pages - Judge Enrollment Form


Input: [SubField] judge_due_dt [Type] Date [Offset] 0x000288 [Options] 0x000000 [Comment]

Output: Judge due date for scoring

Future City - Georgia Region Judging Pages - Judge Enrollment Form


Input: [SubField] judge_close_dt [Type] Date [Offset] 0x000290 [Options] 0x000000 [Comment]

Output: Closing date for the judges scores

Future City - Georgia Region Judging Pages - Judge Enrollment Form


Input: [SubField] form_kid [Type] Unsigned [Offset] 0x000298 [Options] 0x000000 [Comment]

Output: Unique identifier for this form

Future City - Georgia Region Judging Pages - Judge Enrollment Form


Input: [SubField] rubric_url [Type] String [Offset] 0x00029C [Options] 0x000000 [Comment]

Output: Display Title of the Form

Future City - Georgia Region Judging Pages - Judge Enrollment Form


Input: [SubField] instruction_url [Type] String [Offset] 0x00031D [Options] 0x000000 [Comment]

Output: URL link to the rubric for this form

Future City - Georgia Region Judging Pages - Judge Enrollment Form


Input: [SubField] form_title [Type] String [Offset] 0x00039E [Options] 0x000000 [Comment]

Output: Name of the form associated with the group

Future City - Georgia Region Judging Pages - Judge Enrollment Form


Input: [SubField] deliverable_name [Type] String [Offset] 0x0003DF [Options] 0x000000 [Comment]

Output: Name of the deliverable associated with the group

Future City - Georgia Region Judging Pages - Judge Enrollment Form


Input: [Description] Name of the custom field. It’ll be displayed in the meta box. Required. [Attribute]

Output: name

Define Fields - Documentation - Meta Box


Input: [Description] ID of the field. Required. Must be unique. It will be used as meta_key. It’s a good practice to use only numbers, chars and underscores. [Attribute]

Output: id

Define Fields - Documentation - Meta Box


Input: [Description] Field type. See the list below for all supported field types. Required. [Attribute]

Output: type

Define Fields - Documentation - Meta Box


Input: [Description] a short description explaining what it is. Optional. [Attribute]

Output: desc

Define Fields - Documentation - Meta Box


Input: [Description] Default value of the custom field. Optional. [Attribute]

Output: std

Define Fields - Documentation - Meta Box


Input: [Description] Custom CSS class, in case you want to style the field the way you want. Optional. [Attribute]

Output: class

Define Fields - Documentation - Meta Box


Input: [Description] Is the field clonable? true or false. Optional. Note that this feature currently works for almost all fields, except file and image fields. [Attribute]

Output: clone

Define Fields - Documentation - Meta Box


Input: [Variable Name] httpd_run_stickshift [Description]

Output: Enable passenger-related permissions

OpenShift Origin Comprehensive Deployment Guide

Table 3. SELinux Boolean Values


Input: [Variable Name] httpd_execmem [Description]

Output: Allow httpd to execute programs that require memory addresses that are both executable and writeable

OpenShift Origin Comprehensive Deployment Guide

Table 3. SELinux Boolean Values


Input: [Variable Name] httpd_unified [Description]

Output: Allow the broker to write files in the "http" file context

OpenShift Origin Comprehensive Deployment Guide

Table 3. SELinux Boolean Values


Input: [Variable Name] httpd_can_network_connect [Description]

Output: Allow the broker application to access the network

OpenShift Origin Comprehensive Deployment Guide

Table 3. SELinux Boolean Values


Input: [Variable Name] httpd_can_network_relay [Description]

Output: Allow the SSL termination Apache instance to access the backend Broker application

OpenShift Origin Comprehensive Deployment Guide

Table 3. SELinux Boolean Values


Input: [Variable Name] httpd_read_user_content [Description]

Output: Allow the node to read application data

OpenShift Origin Comprehensive Deployment Guide

Table 3. SELinux Boolean Values


Input: [Variable Name] httpd_enable_homedirs [Description]

Output: Allow the node to read application data

OpenShift Origin Comprehensive Deployment Guide

Table 3. SELinux Boolean Values


Input: [Variable Name] allow_polyinstantiation [Description]

Output: Allow polyinstantiation for gear containment

OpenShift Origin Comprehensive Deployment Guide

Table 3. SELinux Boolean Values


Input: [Rate Description] Eight Page [Rate] 40 EUR [Rate Type]

Output: Standard

Tralee Outlook – Town & Country | MediaStreet.ie


Input: [Rate Description] Quater Page [Rate] 60 EUR [Rate Type]

Output: Standard

Tralee Outlook – Town & Country | MediaStreet.ie


Input: [Rate Description] Half Page [Rate] 120 EUR [Rate Type]

Output: Standard

Tralee Outlook – Town & Country | MediaStreet.ie


Input: [Rate Description] Full Page [Rate] 200 EUR [Rate Type]

Output: Standard

Tralee Outlook – Town & Country | MediaStreet.ie


Input: [Rate Description] 15 word max. [Rate] 5 EUR [Rate Type]

Output: Classified

Tralee Outlook – Town & Country | MediaStreet.ie


Input: [Rate Description] per editions (4 editions min.) [Rate] 10 EUR [Rate Type]

Output: Trades & Services

Tralee Outlook – Town & Country | MediaStreet.ie


Input: [Number] 1 [Control Function] Establishes a serial connection. Automatically detects available ports and saves previously used settings. [Description]

Output: Serial Setup

Hobbybotics Serial LCD Controller V3.0 | Hobbybotics


Input: [Number] 2 [Control Function] Mirrors a 4×20 Character display. Allows text to be sent to each line. [Description]

Output: Text Display

Hobbybotics Serial LCD Controller V3.0 | Hobbybotics


Input: [Number] 3 [Control Function] Controls the position of the cursor and allows characters to be deleted. [Description]

Output: Keypad

Hobbybotics Serial LCD Controller V3.0 | Hobbybotics


Input: [Number] 4 [Control Function] Sends ASCII characters to the display. [Description]

Output: ASCII Characters

Hobbybotics Serial LCD Controller V3.0 | Hobbybotics


Input: [Number] 5 [Control Function] Turns ON..OFF the back-light and adjusts the brightness. [Description]

Output: Back-light Adjust

Hobbybotics Serial LCD Controller V3.0 | Hobbybotics


Input: [Number] 6 [Control Function] Enables..Disables the display and allows the cursor type to be set. [Description]

Output: Display Settings

Hobbybotics Serial LCD Controller V3.0 | Hobbybotics


Input: [Number] 7 [Control Function] Set the cursor to row..column position [Description]

Output: Cursor Position

Hobbybotics Serial LCD Controller V3.0 | Hobbybotics


Input: [Number] 8 [Control Function] Enable..Disable the default LCD start-up splash screen. [Description]

Output: Splash Screen

Hobbybotics Serial LCD Controller V3.0 | Hobbybotics


Input: [Number] 9 [Control Function] Create custom up to 8 custom characters and store them in the LCD memory locations 0..7. Custom characters are only stored while power is supplied to the LCD. [Description]

Output: Custom Character Generator

Hobbybotics Serial LCD Controller V3.0 | Hobbybotics


Input: [Option] docs [Default] '/usr/share/moin/wiki/htdocs' [Comment]

Output: Path to moin shared files

MoinMoin/InstallDocs - ERP5 Community Wiki - Industrial Grade Open Source / Libre Software ERP/CRM Solution


Input: [Option] user [Default] 'www-data' [Comment]

Output: If you run as root, the server will run as this user

MoinMoin/InstallDocs - ERP5 Community Wiki - Industrial Grade Open Source / Libre Software ERP/CRM Solution


Input: [Option] group [Default] 'www-data' [Comment]

Output: If you run as root, the server will run as this group

MoinMoin/InstallDocs - ERP5 Community Wiki - Industrial Grade Open Source / Libre Software ERP/CRM Solution


Input: [Option] port [Default] 8080 [Comment]

Output: Port to serve. To serve a privileged port below 1024 you will have to run as root

MoinMoin/InstallDocs - ERP5 Community Wiki - Industrial Grade Open Source / Libre Software ERP/CRM Solution


Input: [Option] interfaces [Default] [''] [Comment]

Output: A list of interfaces the server will listen to. If the list contains the entry '' (like for the default configuration), all other entries are ignored and the server will listen to all interfaces.

MoinMoin/InstallDocs - ERP5 Community Wiki - Industrial Grade Open Source / Libre Software ERP/CRM Solution


Input: [Option] logPath [Default] 'mointwisted.log' [Comment]

Output: Log file.

MoinMoin/InstallDocs - ERP5 Community Wiki - Industrial Grade Open Source / Libre Software ERP/CRM Solution


Input: [Option] profiler [Default] commented python code [Comment]

Output: Useful only if you are a moin developer.

MoinMoin/InstallDocs - ERP5 Community Wiki - Industrial Grade Open Source / Libre Software ERP/CRM Solution


Input: [Action] Parent Insert [Default Rule]


Input: [Action] Parent Update [Default Rule]

Output: Restrict


Input: [Action] Parent Delete [Default Rule]

Output: Restrict


Input: [Action] Child Insert [Default Rule]

Output: Restrict


Input: [Action] Child Update [Default Rule]

Output: Restrict


Input: [Action] Child Delete [Default Rule]


Input: [INSTRUCTIONS (examples)] What is the main conclusion that the author makes? 1. New inventions need lots of experiments. 2. Mistakes can lead to good ideas or discoveries. 3. You have to be careful in a laboratory. 4. You should always keep customers satisfied. [ACTIVITY NAME]

Output: Comprehension


Input: [INSTRUCTIONS (examples)] Which inventor had a bad temper? Epperson, Spencer or the chef [ACTIVITY NAME]

Output: Characters


Input: [INSTRUCTIONS (examples)] Complete each sentence with one word to show the effect of a particular action or event. Because he cut the potatoes thinly, the chips were --- crisp [ACTIVITY NAME]

Output: Cause and Effect


Input: [INSTRUCTIONS (examples)] Click T for true or F for false beside each statement. The unsatisfied customer hated potato chips - T or F [ACTIVITY NAME]

Output: Comprehension - True or False


Input: [INSTRUCTIONS (examples)] Beside each contraction, type the two words from which it was made. Press the space bar once to separate the two words. didn’t --- ___ ___ [ACTIVITY NAME]

Output: Contractions


Input: [INSTRUCTIONS (examples)] Type the correct possessive form as you complete each exercise in ownership. Press enter after typing each answer.The waves belong to the boat. The _____ waves. [ACTIVITY NAME]

Output: Possessive Plurals


Input: [INSTRUCTIONS (examples)] Complete each sentence by typing the underlined word in the blank and then adding the correct suffix. Something done in a similar way was done ______. [ACTIVITY NAME]

Output: Suffixes


Input: [INSTRUCTIONS (examples)] Type the singular form of each of these plural forms. discoveries - __________ [ACTIVITY NAME]

Output: Plurals


Input: [INSTRUCTIONS (examples)] Type the base (root) word from which each of these words was made. grabbed - ________ [ACTIVITY NAME]

Output: Base Words


Input: [INSTRUCTIONS (examples)] Use each of the list words below to complete the sentences to show that you understand that meanings of those words. (valuable, stumbled, involves, laboratory, record, similar) Something that is almost the same is _______. [ACTIVITY NAME]

Output: Word Meaning


Input: [INSTRUCTIONS (examples)] Which nine words in this list have a hard “c” that sounds like the “c” in “cat”? (record, scientist, customer, fantastic, popsicles, fancy, chef, microwaves, continued, discoveries, rich, complain, accidentally) [ACTIVITY NAME]

Output: Language and Phonics


Input: [Meaning] Clean repo [Branch]

Output: dark blue

Table 1. Branch and Files Colors


Input: [File] green [Meaning] Modified or new file. Modifications are in index but not in repo yet. [Branch]

Output: green

Table 1. Branch and Files Colors


Input: [File] dark red [Meaning] Modified and tracked by repo, but modifications not added to index yet. [Branch]

Output: dark red

Table 1. Branch and Files Colors


Input: [File] light blue [Meaning] Untracked file. [Branch]

Output: light blue

Table 1. Branch and Files Colors


Input: [Meaning] Detached Head [Branch]

Output: light red

Table 1. Branch and Files Colors


Input: [Meaning] In middle of doing something [Branch]

Output: magenta

Table 1. Branch and Files Colors


Input: [Error Code] CXBL [Description] The sending IP address has been blocked by Cox due to exhibiting spam-like behavior [What To Do]

Output: Submit a request using the contact form here. The request will be reviewed by Cox. Cox has sole discretion whether to unblock the sending IP address.


Input: [Error Code] CDRBL [Description] The sending IP address has been temporarily blocked by Cox due to exhibiting behavior characteristic of spam [What To Do]

Output: The duration of the block may vary depending on reputation and other factors, but will not exceed 24 hours. Inspect message traffic for potential spam, and retry message delivery.


Input: [Error Code] IPBL0001 [Description] The sending IP is listed in the Spamhaus Zen DNSBL. [What To Do]

Output: Click here for more information and removal instructions from Spamhaus. Spamhaus has sole discretion whether to remove the sending IP from the DNSBL.


Input: [Error Code] IPBL0010 [Description] The sending IP is listed in the Return Path DNSBL [What To Do]

Output: Click here for more information and removal instructions from Return Path. Return Path has sole discretion whether to remove the sending IP from the DNSBL.


Input: [Error Code] IPBL0100 [Description] The sending IP is listed in the Invaluement ivmSIP DNSBL [What To Do]

Output: Click here for more information and removal instructions from ivmSIP. ivmSIP has sole discretion whether to remove the sending IP from the DNSBL.


Input: [Error Code] IPBL0011 [Description] The sending IP is in the Spamhaus Zen and Return Path DNSBLs [What To Do]

Output: See the "What To Do" instructions above for Spamhaus and Return Path


Input: [Error Code] IPBL0101 [Description] The sending IP is in the Spamhaus Zen and Invaluement ivmSIP DNSBLs [What To Do]

Output: See the "What To Do" instructions above for Spamhaus and ivmSIP


Input: [Error Code] IPBL0110 [Description] The sending IP is in the Return Path and Invaluement ivmSIP DNSBLs [What To Do]

Output: See the "What To Do" instructions above for Return Path and ivmSIP


Input: [Error Code] IPBL0111 [Description] The sending IP is in the Spamhaus Zen, Return Path and Invaluement ivmSIP DNSBLs [What To Do]

Output: See the "What To Do" instructions above for Spamhaus Zen, Return Path and ivmSIP


Input: [Error Code] IPBL1000 [Description] The Sending IP is listed in the Cloudmark CSI DNSBL [What To Do]

Output: Click here for more information and removal instructions from Cloudmark CSI. Cloudmark has sole discretion whether to remove the sending IP from the DNSBL.


Input: [Error Code] IPBL1001 [Description] The sending IP is listed in the Cloudmark CSI and Spamhaus Zen DNSBLs. [What To Do]

Output: See the "What To Do" instructions above for Cloudmark CSI and Spamhaus Zen.


Input: [Error Code] IPBL1010 [Description] The sending IP is listed in the Cloudmark CSI and Return Path DNSBLs. [What To Do]

Output: See the "What To Do" instructions above for Cloudmark CSI and Return Path.


Input: [Error Code] IPBL1011 [Description] The sending IP is in the Cloudmark CSI, Spamhaus Zen and Return Path DNSBLs. [What To Do]

Output: See the "What To Do" instructions above for Cloudmark CSI, Spamhaus and Return Path.


Input: [Error Code] IPBL1100 [Description] The sending IP is listed in the Cloudmark CSI and Invaluement ivmSIP DNSBLs. [What To Do]

Output: See the "What To Do" instructions above for Cloudmark CSI and Invaluement ivmSIP.


Input: [Error Code] IPBL1101 [Description] The sending IP is in the Cloudmark CSI, Spamhaus Zen and Invaluement IVMsip DNSBLs. [What To Do]

Output: See the "What To Do" instructions above for Cloudmark CSI, Spamhaus and ivmSIP.


Input: [Error Code] IPBL1110 [Description] The sending IP is in the Cloudmark CSI, Return Path and Invaluement ivmSIP DNSBLs. [What To Do]

Output: See the "What To Do" instructions above for Cloudmark CSI, Return Path and ivmSIP.


Input: [Error Code] IPBL1111 [Description] The sending IP is in the Cloudmark CSI, Spamhaus Zen, Return Path and Invaluement ivmSIP DNSBLs. [What To Do]

Output: See the "What To Do" instructions above for Cloudmark CSI, Spamhaus Zen, Return Path and ivmSIP.


Input: [Error Code] URLBL011 [Description] A URL within the body of the message was found on blocklists SURBL and Spamhaus DBL [What To Do]

Output: Click here for SURBL information and removal instructions. Click here for Spamhaus DBL information and removal instructions


Input: [Error Code] URLBL101 [Description] A URL within the body of the message was found on blocklists SURBL and ivmURI [What To Do]

Output: Click here for SURBL information and removal instructions. Click here for ivmURI information and removal instructions


Input: [Error Code] URLBL110 [Description] A URL within the body of the message was found on blocklists Spamhaus DBL and ivmURI [What To Do]

Output: Click here for ivmURI information and removal instructions. Click here for Spamhaus DBL information and removal instructions


Input: [Error Code] 421 - [ESMTP server temporarily not available] [Description] Our systems are experiencing an issue which is causing a temporary inability to accept new messages [What To Do]

Output: Retry your mailings at a later time


Input: [Error Code] 421 - [too many sessions from ] [Description] The sending IP has exceeded the maximum concurrent connection limit, currently 5 [What To Do]

Output: Configure your sending server to establish no more than 5 concurrent connections


Input: [Error Code] 554 - [ESMTP no data before greeting] [Description] The sending server has attempted to communicate too soon within the SMTP transaction [What To Do]

Output: Ensure that your sending server is RFC 5321-compliant, and is following the proper SMTP protocol standards


Input: [Error Code] 554 - [ rejected - no rDNS] [Description] Cox requires that all connecting mail servers contain valid reverse DNS (PTR) records [What To Do]

Output: Ensure that your sending mail servers have a valid reverse DNS entry


Input: [Error Code] 554 - [cox too many bad commands from ] [Description] A mail client has repeatedly sent bad commands or invalid passwords resulting in a three-hour block of the client's IP address [What To Do]

Output: Check the password used by your mail client and consider using an alternate mail client if your password is correct


Input: [Error Code] 421 - [ DNS check failure - try again later] [Description] The reverse DNS check of the sending server IP address has failed [What To Do]

Output: Ensure that your DNS configuration is correct and that the PTR record is resolvable


Input: [Error Code] 452 - [ requested action aborted: try again later] [Description] The SMTP connection has exceeded the 100 message threshold and was disconnected [What To Do]

Output: Establish a new connection and continue sending


Input: [Error Code] 550 - [ sender rejected] [Description] Cox requires that all sender domains resolve to a valid MX or A DNS record [What To Do]

Output: Ensure that your domain has a valid MX or A record within DNS


Input: [Error Code] 550 - [ recipient rejected] [Description] The intended recipient is not a valid cox.net account [What To Do]

Output: Ensure that your mailing list is up-to-date with verified recipient addresses


Input: [Error Code] 552 - [$(_id) attachment extension is forbidden] [Description] The message has been rejected because it contains an attachment with one of the following prohibited file types, which commonly contain viruses: .shb, .shs, .vbe, .vbs, .wsc, .wsf, .wsh, .pif, .msc, .msi, .msp, .reg, .sct, .bat, .chm, .isp, .cpl, .js, .jse, .scr, .exe [What To Do]

Output: Ensure that your mailings do not contain attachments with these file types


Input: [Error Code] 452 - [ rejected. Too many invalid recipients] [Description] The sending IP has exceeded the threshold of invalid recipients and has been blocked [What To Do]

Output: Ensure that your mailing list is up-to-date with verified recipient addresses, and try again at a later time


Input: [Error Code] 452 - [Message threshold exceeded] [Description] Cox enforces various rate-limits to protect our platform. The sending IP has exceeded one of these rate-limits and has been temporarily blocked [What To Do]

Output: Slow down the rate at which you attempt to send messages.


Input: [Values] checkbox, command, radio [Description of the attribute] Indicates the type of command & the default value in command. Checkbox is for checking the box and radio is for clicking inside a radio box [Attribute]

Output: type


Input: [Values] checked [Description of the attribute] It is used only when the type is a radio or a checkbox and defines if the respective command button is checked or not [Attribute]

Output: checked


Input: [Values] disabled [Description of the attribute] This is a Boolean attribute that indicates that the command is not available in the current form, i.e. disabled. [Attribute]

Output: disabled


Input: [Values] command name [Description of the attribute] Gives the name of the command as it would be shown to the user. It should be explicitly mentioned and must not be empty [Attribute]

Output: label


Input: [Values] url [Description of the attribute] Gives a picture or image that represents the command. It should contain a valid non empty URL. [Attribute]

Output: icon


Input: [Values] name of the radiogroup [Description of the attribute] It provides a name of the radiogroup that particular command belongs to. It can be used only if the command is a radio one. [Attribute]

Output: radiogroup


Input: [Layouts] ~~body_iphonemainbody.php~~ [Description]

Output: Deprecated - Used for iPhone mainbody layout configurations

Metro Rox HTML5 WordPress Multipurpose Theme


Input: [Layouts] body_mainbody.php [Description]

Output: the default mainbody layout. This is the layout that controls the mainbody in relation to the sidebars

Metro Rox HTML5 WordPress Multipurpose Theme


Input: [Layouts] doc_body.php [Description]

Output: a layout to render the body tag, used in displayBodyTag()

Metro Rox HTML5 WordPress Multipurpose Theme


Input: [Layouts] doc_tag.php [Description]

Output: a layout used in the generic rendering of a tag output by the displayClassesByTag() method

Metro Rox HTML5 WordPress Multipurpose Theme


Input: [Layouts] widget_basic.php [Description]

Output: a basic layout for modules

Metro Rox HTML5 WordPress Multipurpose Theme


Input: [Layouts] widget_sidebar.php [Description]

Output: the layout for the sidebars

Metro Rox HTML5 WordPress Multipurpose Theme


Input: [Layouts] widget_standard.php [Description]

Output: the standard layout for modules

Metro Rox HTML5 WordPress Multipurpose Theme


Input: [Layouts] orderedbody_mainbody.php [Description]

Output: renders mainbody and sidebars in order for use with CSS tables

Metro Rox HTML5 WordPress Multipurpose Theme


Input: [Options] Comma seperated list of any field names and Public Taxonomies: search post_date post_types *public taxonomy names [Notes] Fields will be display in the order shown [Name]

Output: fields

Search & Filter for WordPress » Designs & Code


Input: [Default Value] select [Options] Comma seperated list of any of the types found below: select checkbox radio These types should only be used when the field is `post_date`: date daterange [Notes] Order of `types` will match order of fields [Name]

Output: types

Search & Filter for WordPress » Designs & Code


Input: [Options] Comma seperated list containing any string value. Blank values are ommited completely and the label will not display. [Notes] Order of `headings` will match order of fields [Name]

Output: headings

Search & Filter for WordPress » Designs & Code


Input: [Default Value] 0 [Options] Comma seperated list. 1 - display as hierarchical *Any other value is ignored [Notes] Order of `hierarchical` will match order of fields [Name]

Output: hierarchical

Search & Filter for WordPress » Designs & Code


Input: [Default Value] 1 [Options] Comma seperated list. 0 - Shows empty taxonomies 1 - Hides empty taxonomies *Any other value is ignored [Notes] Order of `hide_empty` will match order of fields [Name]

Output: hide_empty

Search & Filter for WordPress » Designs & Code


Input: [Default Value] name [Options] Comma seperated list of the following possible values: ID name slug count term_group This uses the values of "orderby" as defined on the WordPress site. [Notes] Order of `order_by` will match order of fields [Name]

Output: order_by

Search & Filter for WordPress » Designs & Code


Input: [Default Value] ASC [Options] Comma seperated list containing: ASC - ascending DESC - descending This sets the order of taxonomies terms for a given taxonomy and can be used in conjunction with `order_by`. [Notes] Order of `order_dir` will match order of fields [Name]

Output: order_dir

Search & Filter for WordPress » Designs & Code


Input: [Options] Comma seperated list containing any string value. Leaving blank for a field will revert to default behaviour. [Notes] This is the placeholder text that appears when choosing to search "all" of a term - ie an unfiltered search. When using a select drop down for example this is the text that appears in the first position in the dropdown - ie - "All Categories" Order of `all_items_labels` will match order of fields [Name]

Output: all_items_labels

Search & Filter for WordPress » Designs & Code


Input: [Default Value] 0 [Options] Comma seperated list containing: 0 - Hide count 1 - Show count *Any other value is ignored [Notes] This shows the number of posts/items within a taxonomy term in brackets after the term. Example: Oranges (10) [Name]

Output: show_count

Search & Filter for WordPress » Designs & Code


Input: [Default Value] AND [Options] Comma seperated list containing: AND - results shown must be IN ALL terms OR - results shown can be IN ANY of the terms [Notes] The operator used when selecting multiple terms. This only applies when using multiple select inputs such as checkbox or multiselect. Order of `operators` will match order of fields [Name]

Output: operators

Search & Filter for WordPress » Designs & Code


Input: [Options] Comma seperated list of all post types for filtering, or simply set to `all` to include all post types. [Notes] This can be used with or without `post_type` appearing in the field list. When `post_type` appears in the field list, the post types listed here will be selectable in the `post_type` field. When `post_type` does not appear in the field list, then all searches are retricted to the post types here. [Name]

Output: post_types

Search & Filter for WordPress » Designs & Code


Input: [Options] Any string [Notes] Enter a class name here to add it to the Search & Filter form. Ommit to ignore. [Name]

Output: class

Search & Filter for WordPress » Designs & Code


Input: [Default Value] Submit [Options] Any string [Notes] This is the text label on the submit button. [Name]

Output: submit_label

Search & Filter for WordPress » Designs & Code


Input: [Default Value] Search … [Options] Any string [Notes] This is the placeholder text that appears when no search term has been entered in the search field [Name]

Output: search_placeholder

Search & Filter for WordPress » Designs & Code


Input: [Options] Any URL or ommit for default behaviour [Notes] When a users submits the search form without any search preferences selected (a blank search) they will be redirected to this URL [Name]

Output: empty_search_url

Search & Filter for WordPress » Designs & Code


Input: [Default Value] 0 [Options] Can be a value of `1` or `0` for true or false [Notes] Setting to true will force a "?s=" or "&s=" to be added to the url even when the search is blank - this may help with the loading of search templates in some themes [Name]

Output: add_search_param

Search & Filter for WordPress » Designs & Code


Input: [Interface] DistanceCalculator [Description]

Output: A class that can calculate the distance to a given object stored in the PRTree

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] MBR [Description]

Output: A minimum bounding box for n dimensions.

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] MBR2D [Description]

Output: A minimum bounding rectangle

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] MBRConverter [Description]

Output: A class that given a T can tell the minimum and maximum ordinates for that object.

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] NodeFilter [Description]

Output: A node object filterer.

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] PointND [Description]

Output: A description of an N-dimensional point

Interface Summary


Input: [Tag] Tasks [Artifact Type] Human Service or General System Service [Description] A service that directly implements an activity. Such a service is responsible for coordinating a whole task for a user/system. [Examples]

Output: Register Sales Opportunity


Input: [Tag] Coaches [Artifact Type] Human Service [Description] A service that implements a single coach. It is generally recommended that a service not have more than a single coach in it. [Notes] If the coach service has the same name as the task service, add the suffix “Coach” to the coach service. [Examples]

Output: Register Sales Opportunity Coach


Input: [Tag] Events [Artifact Type] General System Service [Description] A service that is used specifically to invoke an Event Driven UCA. [Notes] The UCA has the same name as this service. If event based, append “Event” on both this service and the UCA [Examples]

Output: Start Sales Cycle Event


Input: [Tag] Event Implementation [Artifact Type] General System Service [Description] A service that directly implements an Event Driven UCA. [Notes] To name this service, precede the UCA name with the reserved verb “Implement”. [Examples]

Output: Implement Start Sales Cycle Event


Input: [Tag] Data Access [Artifact Type] Integration Service or General System Service [Description] A service whose specific purpose it is to get some data from inside (EPV, properties, variable) or outside (DB, LDAP) Teamworks and return it to the calling service/BPD. [Notes] Use the reserved verb “Retrieve”. [Examples]

Output: Retrieve Company Info


Input: [Tag] Unit Test [Artifact Type] Human Service, General System Service, BPD [Description] A service designed to test another service or BPD. [Notes] The unit test has the same name as the service/BPD being tested with the reserved verb “Test”. This can apply to any other type of service, such as task services, coach services, web service services, etc. [Examples]

Output: Test Register Sales Opportunity


Input: [Tag] Coach Validator [Artifact Type] General System Service [Description] A service used to encapsulate coach validation logic. [Notes] This is used in conjunction with the Coach Validation Framework. Service name starts with reserved verb “Validate”. [Examples]

Output: Validate Sales Opportunity


Input: [Tag] Batch [Artifact Type] General System Service [Description] A service that directly implements a Batch/Chron driven UCA. [Notes] To name this service, precede the UCA name with “Batch” and the reserved verb “Implement”. [Examples]

Output: Batch Implement Sales Cycle Event


Input: [Tag] Utilities [Artifact Type] General System Service [Description] A service that implements some piece of utility functionality (such as text parsing for valid email format, etc) [Examples]

Output: Parse Email Addresses


Input: [Tag] Inbound Web Service [Artifact Type] Web Service [Description] A service that directly implements a Teamworks hosted Web Service. [Examples]

Output: ReceiveProductDetails


Input: [Tag] Outbound Web Service [Artifact Type] Integration Service [Description] A service that wraps a Web Service connector. [Examples]

Output: Update Sales Opportunity in Salesforce.com


Input: [Tag] Constructor [Artifact Type] General System Service [Description] A service that initializes a variable. [Notes] Precede the variable name with the reserved verb “Construct” [Examples]

Output: Construct SalesforceOpportunity


Input: [Tag] Business Object [Artifact Type] Variable Type [Description] A variable type that resides within the Business Object Model layer within a layered Teamworks architecture. These are used to define a common view of business data within a Teamworks process. [Examples]

Output: SalesforceOpportunity


Input: [Tag] Integration Object [Artifact Type] Variable Type [Description] A variable type that resides within the Integration layer within a layered Teamworks architecture. These may be used directly with SQL and Web Service connectors that load data directly into Teamworks variables. [Notes] It may be useful to include the system being integrated with in the title of the variable. [Examples]

Output: SalesforceSalesOpportunity


Input: [Character] l [Formating]

Output: left aligned

Gammu Utility — Gammu 1.36.4 documentation


Input: [Character] c [Formating]

Output: centered

Gammu Utility — Gammu 1.36.4 documentation


Input: [Character] r [Formating]

Output: right aligned

Gammu Utility — Gammu 1.36.4 documentation


Input: [Character] a [Formating]

Output: large font

Gammu Utility — Gammu 1.36.4 documentation


Input: [Character] s [Formating]

Output: small font

Gammu Utility — Gammu 1.36.4 documentation


Input: [Character] b [Formating]

Output: bold font

Gammu Utility — Gammu 1.36.4 documentation


Input: [Character] i [Formating]

Output: italic font

Gammu Utility — Gammu 1.36.4 documentation


Input: [Character] u [Formating]

Output: underlined font

Gammu Utility — Gammu 1.36.4 documentation


Input: [Character] t [Formating]

Output: strikethrough font

Gammu Utility — Gammu 1.36.4 documentation


Input: [Element] type [Description] The type of source control block. [Required] Yes [Default] n/a [Version] 1.2 [Type]

Output: String - must be cvs

CruiseControl.NET : CVS Source Control Block


Input: [Element] autoGetSource [Description] Specifies whether the current version of the source should be retrieved from CVS. [Required] No [Default] true [Version] 1.2 [Type]

Output: Boolean

CruiseControl.NET : CVS Source Control Block


Input: [Element] branch [Description] The branch to check for modifications on. [Required] No [Default] None [Version] 1.2 [Type]

Output: String

CruiseControl.NET : CVS Source Control Block


Input: [Element] cleanCopy [Description] Specifies whether or not a clean copy should be retrieved. [Required] No [Default] true [Version] 1.2 [Type]

Output: Boolean

CruiseControl.NET : CVS Source Control Block


Input: [Element] cvsroot [Description] The cvs connection string. If this is unspecified and your working directory contains a previous checkout, then the CVS client will attempt to determine the correct root based on the CVS folder in your working directory. If the working directory does not contain the source, then this element must be specfied. [Required] Yes [Default] n/a [Version] 1.2 [Type]

Output: String

CruiseControl.NET : CVS Source Control Block


Input: [Element] dynamicValues [Description] The dynamic values to use for the source control block. [Required] No [Default] None [Version] 1.5 [Type]

Output: Dynamic Values array

CruiseControl.NET : CVS Source Control Block


Input: [Element] executable [Description] The location of the cvs.exe executable. [Required] No [Default] cvs [Version] 1.2 [Type]

Output: String

CruiseControl.NET : CVS Source Control Block


Input: [Element] forceCheckout [Description] Specifies whether the checkout command should be used instead of update. [Required] No [Default] false [Version] 1.2 [Type]

Output: Boolean

CruiseControl.NET : CVS Source Control Block


Input: [Element] issueUrlBuilder [Description] Converts the comment (or parts from it) into an url pointing to the issue for this build. See IssueUrlBuilder for more details. [Required] No [Default] None [Version] 1.4 [Type]

Output: IssueUrlBuilder

CruiseControl.NET : CVS Source Control Block


Input: [Element] labelOnSuccess [Description] Specifies whether or not the repository should be labelled after a successful build. [Required] No [Default] false [Version] 1.2 [Type]

Output: Boolean

CruiseControl.NET : CVS Source Control Block


Input: [Element] module [Description] The cvs module to monitor. This element is used both when checking for modifications and when checking out the source into an empty working directory. [Required] Yes [Default] n/a [Version] 1.2 [Type]

Output: String

CruiseControl.NET : CVS Source Control Block


Input: [Element] restrictLogins [Description] Only list modifications checked in by specified logins. [Required] No [Default] None [Version] 1.2 [Type]

Output: String

CruiseControl.NET : CVS Source Control Block


Input: [Element] suppressRevisionHeader [Description] Suppresses headers that do not have revisions within the specified modification window. Setting this option to true will reduce the time that it takes for CCNet to poll CVS for changes. Only fairly recent versions of CVS support this option. Run cvs --help log to see if the -S option is listed. [Required] No [Default] false [Version] 1.2 [Type]

Output: Boolean

CruiseControl.NET : CVS Source Control Block


Input: [Element] tagPrefix [Description] By default the CVS tag name used when labelOnSuccess is set to true is ver-BuildLabel. If you specify this property, the prefix ver- will be replaced with the value you specify. [Required] No [Default] ver- [Version] 1.2 [Type]

Output: String

CruiseControl.NET : CVS Source Control Block


Input: [Element] timeout [Description] Sets the timeout period for the source control operation. See Timeout Configuration for details. [Required] No [Default] 10 minutes [Version] 1.2 [Type]

Output: Timeout Configuration

CruiseControl.NET : CVS Source Control Block


Input: [Element] webUrlBuilder [Description] Converts the comment (or parts from it) into an url pointing to the issue for this build. See IssueUrlBuilder for more details [Required] No [Default] false [Version] 1.2 [Type]

Output: IssueUrlBuilder

CruiseControl.NET : CVS Source Control Block


Input: [Element] workingDirectory [Description] The folder that the source has been checked out into. [Required] No [Default] Project Working Directory [Version] 1.2 [Type]

Output: String

CruiseControl.NET : CVS Source Control Block


Input: [Attribute] first_name [Description] Your first name [Type] String [Required]

Output: Yes


Input: [Attribute] last_name [Description] Your last name [Type] String [Required]

Output: Yes


Input: [Attribute] email [Description] Your email [Type] String [Required]

Output: Yes


Input: [Attribute] position_id [Description] Id of position you are applying for (Don't want to be placed in a bucket? Use GENERALIST) [Type] String [Required]

Output: Yes


Input: [Attribute] explanation [Description] Tell us how you made the API request [Type] String [Required]

Output: No


Input: [Attribute] projects [Description] Links to your GitHub profile, personal projects, or other awesome things that you've done [Type] Array of Strings [Required]

Output: No


Input: [Attribute] source [Description] How did you find Perka? (avid user, talent scout, friend, Hacker School…) [Type] String [Required]

Output: No


Input: [Attribute] resume [Description] Your resume in PDF format [Type] base64 String [Required]

Output: Yes


Input: [Type] POPT_ARG_NONE [Value] 0 [Meaning]

Output: No argument data, just the option such as -v


Input: [Type] POPT_ARG_STRING [Value] 1 [Meaning]

Output: arg treated as string


Input: [Type] POPT_ARG_INT [Value] 2 [Meaning]

Output: arg treated as int


Input: [Type] POPT_ARG_LONG [Value] 3 [Meaning]

Output: arg treated as long


Input: [Type] POPT_ARG_INCLUDE_TABLE [Value] 4 [Meaning]

Output: arg points to a table


Input: [Type] POPT_ARG_CALLBACK [Value] 5 [Meaning]

Output: arg points to a callback function


Input: [Type] POPT_ARG_INTL_DOMAIN [Value] 6 [Meaning]

Output: sets translation domain


Input: [Type] POPT_ARG_VAL [Value] 7 [Meaning]

Output: use value of val field for arg


Input: [Type] POPT_ARG_FLOAT [Value] 8 [Meaning]

Output: arg treated as float


Input: [Type] POPT_ARG_DOUBLE [Value] 9 [Meaning]

Output: arg treated as double


Input: [apply attribute] %apply=img ...% [shortcut] - [style applies to...]

Output: all images that follow until another style applied

Doe & Moffitt Staff Site | PmWiki / WikiStyles


Input: [apply attribute] %apply=p ...% [shortcut] %p ...% [style applies to...]

Output: the current paragraph

Doe & Moffitt Staff Site | PmWiki / WikiStyles


Input: [apply attribute] %apply=pre ...% [shortcut] - [style applies to...]

Output: the current preformatted text

Doe & Moffitt Staff Site | PmWiki / WikiStyles


Input: [apply attribute] %apply=list ...% [shortcut] %list ...% [style applies to...]

Output: the current list

Doe & Moffitt Staff Site | PmWiki / WikiStyles


Input: [apply attribute] %apply=item ...% [shortcut] %item ...% [style applies to...]

Output: the current list item

Doe & Moffitt Staff Site | PmWiki / WikiStyles


Input: [apply attribute] %apply=div ...% [shortcut] - [style applies to...]

Output: the current div

Doe & Moffitt Staff Site | PmWiki / WikiStyles


Input: [apply attribute] %apply=block ...% [shortcut] %block ...% [style applies to...]

Output: to the current block, whether it's a paragraph, list, list item, heading, or division.

Doe & Moffitt Staff Site | PmWiki / WikiStyles


Input: [Class] AbstractLoadTestAssertion [Description]

Output: Base class for LoadTestAssertions

com.eviware.soapui.impl.wsdl.loadtest.assertions (SoapUI 5.1.2 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] LoadTestAssertionRegistry [Description]

Output: Registry for available LoadTestAssertions

com.eviware.soapui.impl.wsdl.loadtest.assertions (SoapUI 5.1.2 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] MaxErrorsAssertion [Description]

Output: LoadTestAssertion for asserting the maximum number of total assertion errors

com.eviware.soapui.impl.wsdl.loadtest.assertions (SoapUI 5.1.2 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] TestStepAverageAssertion [Description]

Output: LoadTestAssertion for asserting the average step time

com.eviware.soapui.impl.wsdl.loadtest.assertions (SoapUI 5.1.2 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] TestStepMaxAssertion [Description]

Output: LoadTestAssertion for asserting the maximum step time

com.eviware.soapui.impl.wsdl.loadtest.assertions (SoapUI 5.1.2 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] TestStepStatusAssertion [Description]

Output: LoadTestAssertion for asserting the status of a teststep

com.eviware.soapui.impl.wsdl.loadtest.assertions (SoapUI 5.1.2 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] TestStepTpsAssertion [Description]

Output: LoadTestAssertion for asserting the TPS of a teststep

com.eviware.soapui.impl.wsdl.loadtest.assertions (SoapUI 5.1.2 API)

Class Summary


Input: [name] required [default] 0 [description]

Output: If this is set to true then the field is always marked as required, no matter what the workflow says.

Category:EPrints Metadata Fields - Eprints Documentation


Input: [name] input_add_boxes [default] 2 *config [description]

Output: The number of rows to add when clicking the "more rows" button in a multiple or multilang field.

Category:EPrints Metadata Fields - Eprints Documentation


Input: [name] input_boxes [default] 3 *config [description]

Output: The number of input rows to initially show in a multiple field.

Category:EPrints Metadata Fields - Eprints Documentation


Input: [name] input_cols [default] 60 *config [description]

Output: The number of columns in a text input field.

Category:EPrints Metadata Fields - Eprints Documentation


Input: [name] input_rows [default] 10 *config [description]

Output: For longtext input fields, the number of rows of input to show. For set fields this is the number of items to show in a select menu.

Category:EPrints Metadata Fields - Eprints Documentation


Input: [name] input_lookup_url [default] undef [description]

Output: The URL to use for autocompletion. This is generally set using the workflow configuration rather than directly in the field configuration. The URL must be on the same server hostname as the repository.

Category:EPrints Metadata Fields - Eprints Documentation


Input: [name] input_lookup_params [default] undef [description]

Output: Additional parameters to pass to the input_lookup_url. For example an indication of which autocomplete file to use.

Category:EPrints Metadata Fields - Eprints Documentation


Input: [name] input_ordered [default] 1 [description]

Output: This is true by default. In some multiple fields, such as creators, the order of the values is important and by default numbers are shown to the left of input rows and to the right are "move up" and "move down" arrows. However, with some multiple fields the order is not important in which case you can set this to zero to stop the arrows and numbers being shown.

Category:EPrints Metadata Fields - Eprints Documentation


Input: [name] render_input [default] undef [description]

Output: The name of a subroutine which will render the input for this field. This is a bit tricky to use as it must return the same CGI parameters as the default input form would have. It's easiest on simple fields. The subroutine is passed the following parameters ( $field, $session, $current_value, $dataset, $staff, $hidden_fields, $object, $basename ). It should return the XHTML DOM object of the chunk of HTML form.

Category:EPrints Metadata Fields - Eprints Documentation


Input: [name] maxlength [default] 255 [description]

Output: This is a limit to the maximum allowed size of a value. It may be useful, for example, as a very simple validation check. Also it may confuse users to be allowed to type in 255 characters in a "postcode/zipcode" field.

Category:EPrints Metadata Fields - Eprints Documentation


Input: [name] toform [default] undef [description]

Output: This function is allowed to modify the current value which appears in the form. For example, if your database stores userids in a field, but you want to allow people to edit them as usernames, then this function can be used to take the current value (a userid) and return the associated username. This value is what appears in the field in the search form. It is passed ( $value, $session, $object, $basename ) and returns the user-facing version of $value. **As of version 3.3.13 this only gets passed $value and $session in Metafield.pm**

Category:EPrints Metadata Fields - Eprints Documentation


Input: [name] fromform [default] undef [description]

Output: The inverse of toform. This takes the value from the form and converts it into the value that will be stored in the database. It is passed the parameters ( $value, $session) when $value is the value entered on the web form, and the return value is the value to be stored in the database. This function is not called when editing the eprint is cancelled.

Category:EPrints Metadata Fields - Eprints Documentation


Input: [name] help_xhtml [default] undef [description]

Output: This can only be set via the Workflow Format configuration not via the metadata field directly. It is used to contain the XHTML to use as the help for this field. This is so that the workflow can conditionally change the help on a field.

Category:EPrints Metadata Fields - Eprints Documentation


Input: [DCOM type] I4, I1, I2, INT [R type]

Output: integer


Input: [DCOM type] BOOL [R type]

Output: logical


Input: [DCOM type] R8 [R type]

Output: numeric


Input: [DCOM type] BSTR [R type]

Output: character


Input: [DCOM type] UI1, UI2, UINT, UI4 [R type]

Output: numeric


Input: [DCOM type] CY, DATE, DECIMAL, HRESULT [R type]

Output: numeric


Input: [DCOM type] UNKNOWN [R type]

Output: COMUnknownObject


Input: [DCOM type] DISPATCH [R type]

Output: COMIDispatch


Input: [DCOM type] EMPTY, NULL, VOID [R type]


Input: [WARNING message] Too few MPEG frames (it's unlikely that this is a MPEG audio file) [Fixable?] - [Comments]

Output: Probably this is not a MPEG audio file, but MP3val has detected a couple of MPEG frames in it. Most likely this is a false positive.


Input: [WARNING message] Garbage at the beginning of the file [Fixable?] + [Comments]

Output: There are some unknown data at the beginning of the file (before the first MPEG frame). It can be an unsupported tag with metadata, but in most cases it is only garbage. "Fixing" means here a removal of these data.


Input: [WARNING message] Garbage at the end of the file [Fixable?] + [Comments]

Output: Like previous.


Input: [WARNING message] MPEG stream error, resynchronized successfully [Fixable?] + [Comments]

Output: Normally, each MPEG frame must be followed by a next MPEG frame (or a metadata block), otherwise this message is generated. MPEG stream errors can be caused by garbage in the middle of the file (e.g. the file was split into several parts, the tags were appended, and then these parts were improperly merged) or by a data loss during transfer or storage. Note that "fixing" this error will remove garbage, but in most cases "fixed" file will not sound better, that's why it is strongly recommended to find a "good" copy of the file.


Input: [WARNING message] This is a RIFF file, not MPEG stream [Fixable?] + [Comments]

Output: A common way for storing a MPEG audio file is simply to write MPEG frames one-by-one. MP1/MP2/MP3 files are organized so. MPEG audio data can also be encapsulated in the RIFF container (better known as WAV file). The RIFF container shouldn't be used unless the file has "WAV" extension.


Input: [WARNING message] It seems that file is truncated or there is garbage at the end of the file [Fixable?] + [Comments]

Output: This message is generated when the length of the last frame (according to its header) is greater than the amount of data from its beginning to the end of the file. As a rule, it means that the file was truncated, however, there can be garbage at its end. "Fixing" means here a removal of the last frame.


Input: [WARNING message] Wrong number of MPEG frames specified in Xing header [Fixable?] + [Comments]

Output: MPEG audio files don't have any special header, each frame has its own header instead. However, it can cause problems when "seeking" in variable bitrate files, because a decoder can't determine the exact place in the file corresponding to the selected time. That's why a "VBR header" is sometimes included in the first MPEG frame. This message is generated if this header contains false information about the total number of MPEG frames.


Input: [WARNING message] Wrong number of MPEG data bytes specified in Xing header [Fixable?] + [Comments]

Output: This message is generated when the Xing header contains false information about the total size of MPEG data in the file. See the previous message.


Input: [WARNING message] Wrong number of MPEG frames specified in VBRI header [Fixable?] + [Comments]

Output: Like with Xing header. VBRI is the other way to store VBR information in the first MPEG frame, but it seems to be used much more rarely.


Input: [WARNING message] Wrong number of MPEG data bytes specified in VBRI header [Fixable?] + [Comments]

Output: Like with Xing header. VBRI is the other way to store VBR information in the first MPEG frame, but it seems to be used much more rarely.


Input: [WARNING message] VBR detected, but no VBR header is present. Seeking may not work properly [Fixable?] - [Comments]

Output: Files encoded with VBR should have a VBR header (either Xing or VBRI), otherwise seeking can be broken. This will be fixable in the future versions.


Input: [WARNING message] Wrong CRC in ... frames [Fixable?] + [Comments]

Output: Some frames in the file are protected by CRC, but the checksum is wrong. It means that either the file was encoded or processed by broken software, or it was broken during storage or transmission. MP3val reports a number of frames with incorrect CRC, which can be used as a hint (if this number equals or is about the total number of frames, then it's likely due to a bad encoder). Note that only a minority of files is protected by CRC.


Input: [WARNING message] Non-layer-III frame encountered [Fixable?] - [Comments]

Output: MP3val was primarily designed for MP3 files. That's why it warns about MPEG frames with layers other than III. If it is an MP2 or MP1 file, this warning should be ignored. If you want to fix this issue, you should reencode the file.


Input: [WARNING message] Different MPEG versions or layers in one file [Fixable?] - [Comments]

Output: Mixing different MPEG versions and/or layers in one file is not very good. As in the previous case, this issue can be fixed only by reencoding.


Input: [WARNING message] Several APEv2 tags in one file [Fixable?] + [Comments]

Output: Normally there would be only one APEv2 tag in the file.


Input: [WARNING message] No supported tags in the file [Fixable?] - [Comments]

Output: This is only a warning. It's a good practice to store metadata in tags.


Input: [Type] string [Notes] Unique identifier for this StructuralCue. [Name]

Output: id


Input: [Type] int [Notes] This is the charge of the substructure represented by this structural cue. [Name]

Output: charge


Input: [Type] float [Notes] This is the Gibbs free energy value associated with the structural cue in the group contribution method. This energy is used to estimate the deltaG of compounds involving the structural cue. The units are kcal/mol. [Name]

Output: deltaG


Input: [Type] float [Notes] This is the uncertainty in the free energy value associated with this structural cue in the group contribution method. This value is used to determine the uncertainty in the estimated delta values for compounds and reactions. The units are kcal/mol. [Name]

Output: deltaGerr


Input: [Type] string [Notes] This is the formula of the substructure represented by this structural cue. [Name]

Output: formula


Input: [Type] int [Notes] This is the priority with which the atom labeling algorithm searches for this structural cue in a molecular structure. [Name]

Output: priority


Input: [Type] boolean [Notes] Some structural cues represent entire molecules instead of structures. This feild will equal true when this is the case. [Name]

Output: smallMolecule


Input: [Type] string [Notes] Some structural cues can be further broken down into smaller structural cues. This field is a ; delimited list of the cues that this cue can be broken down into. [Name]

Output: subgroups


Input: [State] Open [Meaning]

Output: The bug is unresolved, but we know what we need to about it.


Input: [State] Not a bug [Meaning]

Output: Sometimes people think this is a bug, but they're wrong.


Input: [State] fixed [Meaning]

Output: The bug will be fixed in the next bug-fix release.


Input: [State] Fixed [Meaning]

Output: The bug will be fixed in a future release.


Input: [State] Help [Meaning]

Output: We don't know what is causing this - if you see it, please send a detailed bug report. Thanks!


Input: [State] Superseded [Meaning]

Output: See another entry for information on this bug.


Input: [Folder] icons/ [Contents]

Output: Set of hi resolution flat icons

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Input: [Folder] demo/ [Contents]

Output: Demo content data for import

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Input: [Folder] documentation/ [Contents]

Output: contains a link to these docs

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Input: [Folder] licensing/ [Contents]

Output: theme licence files

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Input: [Folder] psds/ [Contents]

Output: all the themes layered PSD files for Adobe Photoshop

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Input: [Folder] swatch-theme-ver.zip [Contents]

Output: the wordpress theme zip file ( for installation into WordPress )

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Input: [Data Element] Resource [Example] Title of a movie from IMDb, A Flash movie from YouTube, Images from Flickr etc [Description]

Output: Any information that can be named is a resource. A resource is a conceptual mapping to a set of entities not the entity itself. Such a mapping can change over time. In general, a RESTful resource is anything that is addressable over the Web.

REST Architectural Elements and Constraints


Input: [Data Element] Resource Identifier [Example] Standardized format of URI:scheme://host:port/path?queryString#fragmente.g:http://some.domain.com/orderinfo?id=123 [Description]

Output: Every resource must have a name that uniquely identifies it. Under HTTP these are called URIs. Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) in a RESTful system is a hyperlink to a resource. It is the only means for clients and servers to exchange representations of resources.The relationship between URIs and resources is many to one. A resource can have multiple URIs which provide different information about the location of a resource.

REST Architectural Elements and Constraints


Input: [Data Element] Resource metadata [Example] Source link, vary [Description]

Output: This describes the resource. A metadata provides additional information such as location information, alternate resource identifiers for different formats or entity tag information about the resource itself.

REST Architectural Elements and Constraints


Input: [Data Element] Representation [Example] Sequence of bytes, HTML document, archive document, image document [Description]

Output: It is something that is sent back and forth between clients and servers. So, we never send or receive resources, only their representations. A representation captures the current or intended state of a resource. A particular resource may have multiple representations

REST Architectural Elements and Constraints


Input: [Data Element] Representation metadata [Example] Headers (media-type) [Description]

Output: This describes the representation.

REST Architectural Elements and Constraints


Input: [Data Element] Control data [Example] If-Modified-Since, If-Match [Description]

Output: This defines the purpose of a message between components, such as the action being requested.

REST Architectural Elements and Constraints


Input: [Shadowing] Protecting against a subsequent base class modification introducing a member you have already defined in your derived class [Overriding] Achieving polymorphism by defining a different implementation of a procedure or property with the same calling sequence [Criterion]

Output: Purpose


Input: [Shadowing] Any declared element type [Overriding] Only a procedure (Function or Sub) or property [Criterion]

Output: Redefined element


Input: [Shadowing] Any declared element type [Overriding] Only a procedure or property with the identical calling sequence1 [Criterion]

Output: Redefining element


Input: [Shadowing] Any accessibility [Overriding] Cannot expand the accessibility of overridden element (for example, cannot override Protected with Public) [Criterion]

Output: Accessibility


Input: [Shadowing] Any combination [Overriding] Cannot change readability or writability of overridden property [Criterion]

Output: Readability and writability


Input: [Shadowing] Shadows recommended in derived class; Shadows assumed if neither Shadows nor Overrides specified [Overriding] Overridable required in base class; Overrides required in derived class [Criterion]

Output: Keyword usage


Input: [Shadowing] Shadowing element inherited by further derived classes; shadowed element still hidden2 [Overriding] Overriding element inherited by further derived classes; overridden element still overridden [Criterion]

Output: Inheritance of redefining element by classes deriving from your derived class


Input: [Status] 200 [Message] OK [Description]

Output: Indicates that the request was successful.


Input: [Status] 201 [Message] Created [Description]

Output: The object was successfully created. This is for a POST call.


Input: [Status] 204 [Message] Deleted [Description]

Output: The object was deleted. This pertains to DELETE calls.


Input: [Status] 400 [Message] Bad Request [Description]

Output: Check your request parameters. You might be using an unsupported parameter or have a malformed something or another.


Input: [Status] 401 [Message] Unauthorized [Description]

Output: Either your credentials specified were invalid.


Input: [Status] 403 [Message] Forbidden [Description]

Output: User does not have privileges to execute the action.


Input: [Status] 404 [Message] Not Found [Description]

Output: The resource you have referenced could not be found.


Input: [Status] 409 [Message] Conflict/Duplicate [Description]

Output: There was some conflict. Most likely you are trying to create a resource that already exists.


Input: [Status] 410 [Message] Gone [Description]

Output: You have referenced an object that does not exist.


Input: [Status] 500 [Message] Internal Server Error [Description]

Output: There was an internal error processing your request. If the description is a timeout, you can try again.


Input: [Status] 501 [Message] Not Implemented [Description]

Output: You are trying to access functionality that is not implemented. Yet.


Input: [Status] 503 [Message] Throttled [Description]

Output: Like a needy child, you are overloading us with requests for events. Try again later.


Input: [Status] 504 [Message] Gateway Timeout [Description]

Output: There was a network issue contacting the server. Try again later.


Input: [XML Tag] inventory [Tag Type] Block

Output: Inventory tag represents the start and end of the transmission of this file format.

WFFSA | Data Exchange Standards XML Definitions


Input: [XML Tag] transmission [Tag Type] Block

Output: Transmission tag represents the group of transaction records for this file. This tag represents the type of data being transmitted and the ‘action’ to be transacted on the data group. Transtype: This the type of transaction to reference the type of ‘action’ to be transacted on this group of records. The suggested valid options are: ‘New” – new items from vendor. “Update” – to existing items from vendor ”Age” – ageing list of items on an “end of life” list from vendor (limited quantities or time available) “Deprecate” – items vendor will no longer carry. Company: This is the name of the vendor for the transaction grouping. This allows for multiple vendor references within one transmission.

WFFSA | Data Exchange Standards XML Definitions


Input: [XML Tag] Items [Tag Type] Block

Output: This is the block tag to reference all items in the block.

WFFSA | Data Exchange Standards XML Definitions


Input: [XML Tag] Item [Tag Type] Record

Output: This is the tag to represent a single item record.

WFFSA | Data Exchange Standards XML Definitions


Input: [XML Tag] CustItemCode

Output: This is the customer’s item code for the vendor’s item code. This will allow the file to be sent back to the vendor for update into their system for cross data transmission.

WFFSA | Data Exchange Standards XML Definitions


Input: [XML Tag] ItemNumber

Output: Vendors item number to be referenced when communicating with the vendor.

WFFSA | Data Exchange Standards XML Definitions


Input: [XML Tag] ItemName

Output: Vendors item name. This is what the vendor calls the product.

WFFSA | Data Exchange Standards XML Definitions


Input: [XML Tag] Description

Output: Vendors item description. This is the vendor’s description of the product.

WFFSA | Data Exchange Standards XML Definitions


Input: [XML Tag] ItemCategory

Output: Vendor’s categorization of the product.

WFFSA | Data Exchange Standards XML Definitions


Input: [XML Tag] ItemSubCategory

Output: Vendor’s subcategory of the product.

WFFSA | Data Exchange Standards XML Definitions


Input: [XML Tag] PurchLeadTime

Output: Product purchases lead time from the vendor in days.

WFFSA | Data Exchange Standards XML Definitions


Input: [XML Tag] Images [Tag Type] Block

Output: Block reference for image information for the product.

WFFSA | Data Exchange Standards XML Definitions


Input: [XML Tag] ImageId

Output: This is the vendor’s image name with out any path reference.

WFFSA | Data Exchange Standards XML Definitions


Input: [XML Tag] ImageDesc

Output: Image Description

WFFSA | Data Exchange Standards XML Definitions


Input: [XML Tag] PicturePath

Output: This is the absolute path reference for the image source. This does not include the image name.

WFFSA | Data Exchange Standards XML Definitions


Input: [XML Tag] Handling [Tag Type] Block

Output: Block reference for handling information for the product.

WFFSA | Data Exchange Standards XML Definitions


Input: [XML Tag] HarmonizationCode

Output: Harmonization Code if available/required

WFFSA | Data Exchange Standards XML Definitions


Input: [XML Tag] MSDSRequired

Output: Is a MSDS required for the product? Valid options are ‘Yes/No’

WFFSA | Data Exchange Standards XML Definitions


Input: [XML Tag] MSDSNumber

Output: This is the MSDS reference regardless if MSDS is required.

WFFSA | Data Exchange Standards XML Definitions


Input: [XML Tag] HazardCode

Output: Hazard code if available/required

WFFSA | Data Exchange Standards XML Definitions


Input: [XML Tag] packs [Tag Type] Block

Output: Block reference for pack configuration

WFFSA | Data Exchange Standards XML Definitions


Input: [XML Tag] packconfig [Tag Type] Block

Output: Block reference for individual pack configuration PrimaryPack: Is this the primary pack config for the vendor. Valid options are ‘Yes/No’

WFFSA | Data Exchange Standards XML Definitions


Input: [XML Tag] uom

Output: Unit of Measure (UOM) code. This is the code used by the vendor for this UOM.

WFFSA | Data Exchange Standards XML Definitions


Input: [XML Tag] uom_name

Output: This is the name of the UOM. A human readable/understandable format for the uom.

WFFSA | Data Exchange Standards XML Definitions


Input: [XML Tag] UOMDesc

Output: UOM description. The description the vendor used for this Uom.

WFFSA | Data Exchange Standards XML Definitions


Input: [XML Tag] UOMType [Tag Type] Block

Output: Block reference for uom functions

WFFSA | Data Exchange Standards XML Definitions


Input: [XML Tag] Base

Output: Is this the base uom for this product

WFFSA | Data Exchange Standards XML Definitions


Input: [XML Tag] Pickable

Output: Is this uom pickable for this product

WFFSA | Data Exchange Standards XML Definitions


Input: [XML Tag] Purchase

Output: Is this uom purchasable from vendor

WFFSA | Data Exchange Standards XML Definitions


Input: [XML Tag] Receivable

Output: Is this the uom which will be received from the vendor when purchased

WFFSA | Data Exchange Standards XML Definitions


Input: [XML Tag] Sales

Output: Is this the uom which could sellable to a end customer

WFFSA | Data Exchange Standards XML Definitions


Input: [XML Tag] Stock

Output: Is this uom a stackable uom, is this a uom which can be stocked on the self to be pickable

WFFSA | Data Exchange Standards XML Definitions


Input: [XML Tag] Breakable

Output: Is this uom breakable to another uom. to_uom = what other uom is this product breakable to?

WFFSA | Data Exchange Standards XML Definitions


Input: [XML Tag] Inner

Output: Is this uom an inner of another uom? Inner_of = what is this uom a direct inner of?

WFFSA | Data Exchange Standards XML Definitions


Input: [XML Tag] packSize

Output: Additional pack size information comment

WFFSA | Data Exchange Standards XML Definitions


Input: [XML Tag] conversionfactor [Tag Type] Block

Output: Block reference for conversion factors from one uom to another uom.

WFFSA | Data Exchange Standards XML Definitions


Input: [XML Tag] to_uom

Output: Conversion to uom code ( tag reference)

WFFSA | Data Exchange Standards XML Definitions


Input: [XML Tag] factor

Output: This is the conversion factor to multiply current by to calculate to referenced uom code.

WFFSA | Data Exchange Standards XML Definitions


Input: [XML Tag] uom-weight

Output: Actual weight of the product in this uom. Basis = basis for the weight measurement

WFFSA | Data Exchange Standards XML Definitions


Input: [XML Tag] uom-dimweight uom-dimweightInternational

Output: Dimensional weight of the product in this uom. Basis = basis for the weight measurement International Dimensional weight of the product in this uom. Basis = basis for the weight measurement

WFFSA | Data Exchange Standards XML Definitions


Input: [XML Tag] uom-volume

Output: Volume of the product in this uom. Basis = basis for the weight measurement

WFFSA | Data Exchange Standards XML Definitions


Input: [XML Tag] uom-length

Output: Length of the product in this uom. Basis = basis for the weight measurement

WFFSA | Data Exchange Standards XML Definitions


Input: [XML Tag] uom-width

Output: Width of the product in this uom. Basis = basis for the weight measurement

WFFSA | Data Exchange Standards XML Definitions


Input: [XML Tag] uom-height

Output: Height of the product in this uom. Basis = basis for the weight measurement

WFFSA | Data Exchange Standards XML Definitions


Input: [XML Tag] uombarcode

Output: Barcodes for this UOM

WFFSA | Data Exchange Standards XML Definitions


Input: [XML Tag] Itembarcode

Output: Barcode value for this uom LabelOnProduct= Is the barcode on the product “Yes/No” barcodeType= Barcode Symbology

WFFSA | Data Exchange Standards XML Definitions


Input: [XML Tag] Costs [Tag Type] Block

Output: Block reference for the cost references for this uom. Costs should be based on purchasing uom.

WFFSA | Data Exchange Standards XML Definitions


Input: [XML Tag] Listprice

Output: Vendor list price for product in the current uom.

WFFSA | Data Exchange Standards XML Definitions


Input: [XML Tag] StandardPrice

Output: Vendor standard pricing (if different from list price)

WFFSA | Data Exchange Standards XML Definitions


Input: [XML Tag] CustomPrice

Output: Vendor price for client

WFFSA | Data Exchange Standards XML Definitions


Input: [XML Tag] DiscPct

Output: Vendor Discount percent off listprice. 10.5% represented as 10.5

WFFSA | Data Exchange Standards XML Definitions


Input: [XML Tag] Freight

Output: Freight cost for product in the current uom.

WFFSA | Data Exchange Standards XML Definitions


Input: [XML Tag] LandedPrice

Output: Landed Price (CustomPrice + Freight)

WFFSA | Data Exchange Standards XML Definitions


Input: [XML Tag] PurchMin

Output: Purchase Minimum for this uom

WFFSA | Data Exchange Standards XML Definitions


Input: [XML Tag] PurchMult

Output: Purchase Multiple for this uom.

WFFSA | Data Exchange Standards XML Definitions


Input: [XML Tag] suggestRetail

Output: Vendors Suggested retrial price (MSRP).

WFFSA | Data Exchange Standards XML Definitions


Input: [XML Tag] Shipping [Tag Type] Block

Output: Shipping information block

WFFSA | Data Exchange Standards XML Definitions


Input: [XML Tag] UPS_able

Output: Is the product able to be shipped by UPS

WFFSA | Data Exchange Standards XML Definitions


Input: [XML Tag] FedEx_able

Output: Is the product able to be shipped by FedEx

WFFSA | Data Exchange Standards XML Definitions


Input: [XML Tag] DHL_able

Output: Is the product able to be shipped by DHL

WFFSA | Data Exchange Standards XML Definitions


Input: [XML Tag] skid [Tag Type] Block

Output: Skid information block

WFFSA | Data Exchange Standards XML Definitions


Input: [XML Tag] caseuom

Output: Case um used to build the skid (referenced from UOM above)

WFFSA | Data Exchange Standards XML Definitions


Input: [XML Tag] uom_per_skid

Output: Total units on the skid. (carton_layer * layers_per_skid should equal this number)

WFFSA | Data Exchange Standards XML Definitions


Input: [XML Tag] cartons_layer

Output: Total units on a single layer of the skid

WFFSA | Data Exchange Standards XML Definitions


Input: [XML Tag] layers_per_skid

Output: Total number of layers on the skid.

WFFSA | Data Exchange Standards XML Definitions


Input: [Description] Specify whether an active hint should be added to ids. With active hints, ids can be found quickly. However, they lead to larger IORs. Note that this option is disregarded if -ORBAllowReactivationOfSystemids is set to 0. The -ORBActiveHintInIds can be 0 or 1. This option defaults to 1. [Option]

Output: -ORBActiveHintInIds adds an active hint in ids


Input: [Description] Specify whether an active hint should be added to POA names. With active hints, POA names can be found quickly. However, they lead to larger IORs. The -ORBActiveHintInPOANames can be 0 or 1. This option defaults to 1. [Option]

Output: -ORBActiveHintInPOANames adds an active hint in poa names


Input: [Description] Specify the size of the active object map. If not specified, the default value is 64. [Option]

Output: -ORBActiveObjectMapSize active object map size


Input: [Description] Specify whether system ids can be reactivated, i.e., once an id that was generated by the system has been deactivated, will the user reactivate a new servant using the old id. If the user is not going to use this feature, the IORs can be shortened, an extra comparison in the critical upcall path removed, and some memory on the server side can be saved. The ORBAllowReactivationOfSystemids can be 0 or 1. This option defaults to 1. [Option]

Output: -ORBAllowReactivationOfSystemids allows reactivation of system ids


Input: [Description] Specify which concurrency strategy to use. Range of values is reactive for a purely Reactor-driven concurrency strategy or thread-per-connection for creating a new thread to service each connection. The default is reactive. [Option]

Output: -ORBConcurrency which


Input: [Description] Specify the demultiplexing lookup strategy to be used with the persistent id policy. The demultiplexing strategy can be one of dynamic or linear. This option defaults to using the dynamic strategy. [Option]

Output: -ORBPersistentidPolicyDemuxStrategy persistent id policy based demultiplexing strategy


Input: [Description] Specify the size of the POA map. If not specified, the default value is 24. [Option]

Output: -ORBPoaMapSize poa map size


Input: [Description] Specify the demultiplexing lookup strategy to be used with the system id policy. The demultiplexing strategy can be one of dynamic, linear, or active. This option defaults to use the dynamic strategy when -ORBAllowReactivationOfSystemids is true, and to active strategy when -ORBAllowReactivationOfSystemids is false. [Option]

Output: -ORBSystemidPolicyDemuxStrategy system id policy based demultiplexing strategy


Input: [Description] Specify the flags used for thread creation. Flags can be any logical-OR combination of THR_DETACHED, THR_BOUND, THR_NEW_LWP, THE_SUSPENDED. The default is THR_BOUND | THR_DETACHED . [Option]

Output: -ORBThreadFlags thread flags


Input: [Description] In many platforms it is impossible to interrupt the server threads created by the thread-per-connection model. This is because these threads are blocked in read() operations (and not in select()). As a workaround, the server threads periodically poll the ORB to find out if they should shutdown. This option controls the period of the polling, expressed in milliseconds. Applications that do not shutdown, or that can otherwise ensure that no server threads will be running at shutdown (for example if all the clients terminate before the server) can disable the polling using the magic value INFINITE. If the option is not provided then the ORB uses the compile-time flag TAO_DEFAULT_THREAD_PER_CONNECTION_TIMEOUT, this flag also expresses the time in milliseconds (as a string constant) and the magic value "INFINITE" can be used to disable polling entirely. This yields a slight performance improvement (around 1%). [Option]

Output: -ORBThreadPerConnectionTimeout milliseconds


Input: [Description] Specify the demultiplexing lookup strategy to be used with the transient id policy. The demultiplexing strategy can be one of dynamic, linear, or active. This option defaults to using the active strategy. [Option]

Output: -ORBTransientidPolicyDemuxStrategy transient id policy based demultiplexing strategy


Input: [Description] Specify the reverse demultiplexing lookup strategy to be used with the unique id policy. The reverse demultiplexing strategy can be one of dynamic or linear. This option defaults to using the dynamic strategy. [Option]

Output: -ORBUniqueidPolicyReverseDemuxStrategy unique id policy based reverse demultiplexing strategy


Input: [Description] Specify the demultiplexing lookup strategy to be used with the user id policy. The demultiplexing strategy can be one of dynamic or linear. This option defaults to using the dynamic strategy. [Option]

Output: -ORBUseridPolicyDemuxStrategy user id policy based demultiplexing strategy


Input: [Setting:] asTournamentTeamName[0]= [Description:]

Output: Name of tournament team 0.


Input: [Setting:] asTournamentTeamName[1]= [Description:]

Output: Name of tournament team 1.


Input: [Setting:] sMatchName= [Description:]

Output: Name of the tournament match.


Input: [Setting:] sTournamentName= [Description:]

Output: Name of the tournament.


Input: [Setting:] sLeagueName= [Description:]

Output: Name of the tournament league.


Input: [Setting:] iTournamentRequestDelayTime= [Description:]

Output: Number of sections after a team captain makes a request until that team captain can make another request.


Input: [Setting:] iTournamentRoundDelayTime= [Description:]

Output: Number of seconds between rounds.


Input: [Setting:] iTournamentWarmupDuration= [Description:]

Output: Number of minutes the planning round will last.


Input: [Setting:] iTournamentSwapTime= [Description:]

Output: Number of seconds each team or team captain has in order to set up their team's player class roles after a team swap.


Input: [Setting:] iTournamentPauseLimit= [Description:]

Output: Number of seconds "time-outs" requested by a team captain will last. Set to 0 to enable unlimited time-outs.


Input: [Setting:] bTournamentMercyRule= [Description:]

Output: Enables or disables the "EndEx" rule.


Input: [Setting:] bTournamentOpenAllWeaponClassSlots= [Description:]

Output: Enables or disables all weapon class slots.


Input: [Setting:] bTournamentTeamCaptainsAllowed= [Description:]

Output: Enables or disables team captains.


Input: [Setting:] bTournamentTeamPasswordsRequired= [Description:]

Output: Enables or disables whether team passwords are required.


Input: [Setting:] bTournamentTieSuddenDeath= [Description:]

Output: Enables or disables the sudden death round.


Input: [Setting:] bTournamentTieScore= [Description:]

Output: Enables or disables ties.


Input: [Setting:] bTournamentEnableRandomTeamAssignments= [Description:]

Output: Enables or disables random team assignment.


Input: [Field] No. [Value]

Output: 9


Input: [Field] Short Name [Value]

Output: INTPTLAT


Input: [Field] Full Name [Value]

Output: Current latitude of the internal point


Input: [Field] Definition [Value]

Output: Y centroid value which can be used to generate or display point features representing polygon areas. The Census represents these as text fields containing +/- signs which generally need to be converted into floating point data types before being used with XY based utilities.


Input: [Field] Data Type [Value]

Output: Text


Input: [Field] Max Chars [Value]

Output: 11


Input: [Field] Allowed Values [Value]

Output: AREALM.INTPTLAT


Input: [Field] Sample Values [Value]

Output: +42.1579117, +42.1630393, +42.1637218


Input: [Field] Distinct Values [Value]

Output: 38


Input: [Field] Nulls [Value]

Output: 0


Input: [Field] Percent Complete [Value]

Output: 100


Input: [Field] Formats [Value]

Output: S1N2S1N7


Input: [Field] Max Length [Value]

Output: 11


Input: [Field] Min Value [Value]

Output: +42.2406260


Input: [Field] Max Value [Value]

Output: +42.6644839


Input: [Key] FoundBarcodes [Data Type] HashSet [Description]

Output: A HashSet of BarcodeResult objects containing all found barcodes in this scan session. The set will be empty if no barcodes have been found yet.


Input: [Key] NewFoundBarcodes [Data Type] HashSet [Description]

Output: A HashSet of BarcodeResult objects containing any new barcodes that were recognized in the most recent scan pass.A newly found barcode will appear in this set for exactly one call to onScanStatusUpdate(). It will be returned as part of the FoundBarcodes set on that and all future calls.


Input: [Key] InRange [Data Type] Boolean [Description]

Output: A boolean set to TRUE if there is a barcode in range in the viewfinder. This key may be used to advise the user to hold the phone steady while a barcode is read. Not all devices require this guidance in order to successfully read barcodes – be sure to test on non-focusing cameras to see this key in use.


Input: [Key] Guidance [Data Type] Integer [Description]

Output: An integer value. This key only exists if there is guidance to be given.1 means that the SDK sees a likely barcode in range, but has not been able to decode it for several seconds. The overlay may use this to advise the user to try scanning the barcode in parts by holding the phone close to each part of the barcode.2 means that the SDK has scanned the first part of a barcode, the contents of which are available in the PartialBarcode property. The overlay may use this to advise the user of the part of the barcode that has been successfully scanned.


Input: [Key] PartialBarcode [Data Type] BarcodeResult [Description]

Output: A BarcodeResult object containing the part of the barcode that’s been scanned while doing partial scanning. The overlay may show the partially scanned barcode text to the user to help guide them on completing the partial scan.


Input: [Key] CameraSnapshot [Data Type] byte[] [Description]

Output: Image data of a scanned barcode. The contents of this field is JPEG data in a byte array. To decrease overhead, this field is not returned on every status update. To obtain this data, call requestImageData() in the extended class of BarcodeScanActivity. Once requestImageData() is called, the camera snapshot data will be returned in a future onStatusUpdate().


Input: [FIELD] Account ID [PRINTED DATA] as per record [FIELD IN FILE]

Output: Account ID


Input: [FIELD] Title ID [PRINTED DATA] as per record [FIELD IN FILE]

Output: Title ID


Input: [FIELD] Dept. [PRINTED DATA] as per record [FIELD IN FILE]

Output: Department


Input: [FIELD] ISSN [PRINTED DATA] as per record [FIELD IN FILE]

Output: ISSN/ISBN


Input: [FIELD] Private ID [PRINTED DATA] as per record [FIELD IN FILE]

Output: Private ID


Input: [FIELD] Bind. Freq. [PRINTED DATA] as per record [FIELD IN FILE]

Output: Binding Frequency


Input: [FIELD] Pub. Freq. [PRINTED DATA] as per record [FIELD IN FILE]

Output: Publication Frequency


Input: [FIELD] Title Page [PRINTED DATA] as per record [FIELD IN FILE]

Output: Title Page


Input: [FIELD] Front Cover [PRINTED DATA] as per record [FIELD IN FILE]

Output: Front Cover Page


Input: [FIELD] Table Cont. [PRINTED DATA] as per record [FIELD IN FILE]

Output: Table of Contents


Input: [FIELD] Back Cover [PRINTED DATA] as per record [FIELD IN FILE]

Output: Back Cover Page


Input: [FIELD] Index [PRINTED DATA] as per record [FIELD IN FILE]

Output: Index


Input: [FIELD] Ads [PRINTED DATA] as per record [FIELD IN FILE]

Output: Advertisements


Input: [FIELD] Int. Ins. [PRINTED DATA] as per record [FIELD IN FILE]

Output: Internal Instructions


Input: [FIELD] Cust. Lot No. [PRINTED DATA] as per record [FIELD IN FILE]

Output: Lot Number


Input: [FIELD] Item No. [PRINTED DATA] as per record [FIELD IN FILE]

Output: Item Within Lot


Input: [FIELD] Binding Class [PRINTED DATA] expansion [FIELD IN FILE]

Output: Binding Class


Input: [FIELD] Leaf Attachment [PRINTED DATA] as per record [FIELD IN FILE]

Output: Leaf Attachment


Input: [FIELD] Level [PRINTED DATA] as per record [FIELD IN FILE]

Output: Level


Input: [FIELD] Title [PRINTED DATA] as per record [FIELD IN FILE]

Output: Title Text


Input: [FIELD] Category [PRINTED DATA] expansion [FIELD IN FILE]

Output: Type of Volume


Input: [FIELD] Print Date [PRINTED DATA] mmddyy (e.g. 010294) [FIELD IN FILE]

Output: Today's date


Input: [FIELD] Cover Color [PRINTED DATA] as per record [FIELD IN FILE]

Output: Cover Material Color


Input: [FIELD] Entry Date [PRINTED DATA] as per record [FIELD IN FILE]

Output: Entry (Creation) Date


Input: [FIELD] Print Color [PRINTED DATA] as per record [FIELD IN FILE]

Output: Foil


Input: [FIELD] Update [PRINTED DATA] as per record [FIELD IN FILE]

Output: Modify (Change) Date


Input: [FIELD] Spine [PRINTED DATA] as per record [FIELD IN FILE]

Output: Spine Width of Volume


Input: [FIELD] Height [PRINTED DATA] as per record [FIELD IN FILE]

Output: Spine Height of Volume


Input: [FIELD] Width [PRINTED DATA] as per record [FIELD IN FILE]

Output: Width of Volume


Input: [FIELD] Bar Code Data [PRINTED DATA] as per record [FIELD IN FILE]

Output: Bar Code Sequence No.


Input: [FIELD] Bar Code [PRINTED DATA] bar code [FIELD IN FILE]

Output: Bar Code Sequence No.


Input: [FIELD] Copies [PRINTED DATA] as per record [FIELD IN FILE]

Output: Copies


Input: [FIELD] Date Expected [PRINTED DATA] as per record (first 8 chars) [FIELD IN FILE]

Output: Date Expected


Input: [Command] HELP [Description]

Output: Response displays a list of available DEXtext commands.


Input: [Command] BAL [Description]

Output: Response displays the balance for a specified share or loan account.


Input: [Command] HIST [Description]

Output: Response displays the last five transactions for a specified share or loan account.


Input: [Command] NEXT [Description]

Output: Response displays the next five transactions for a specified share or loan account.


Input: [Command] TRAN [Description]

Output: Transfers funds between authorized accounts.


Input: [Command] STOP [Description]

Output: Disables DEXtext SMS messaging.


Input: [Command] START [Description]

Output: Enables DEXtext SMS messaging.