That confluence page indicates there should be a text box labeled "Source"
that I could copy the full source from. However, when I go to that path for
my project I am pointed to a page that seems to only allow me to reimport
my application to the same project (ie. Import application xxx from
domain yyy?).
Is this a known issue? Or am I missing some way on this page to view my
application's source code?
Aaron,
I just tested this out and it seems fine to me. What is the exact url
you're using? When I go to that link ( http://localhost:8000/a/esoergel/apps/import_app/?app=54951c00b6d81642ae8f6bf7033d6535)
I see "Import application xxx from domain yyy" as you mentioned, then below
that are two input fields - "Name", and "Source". The latter of these
contains the source for that app (although the textarea is absurdly small
for the amount of information it contains).
-Ethan
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On Thu, May 29, 2014 at 7:47 PM, Aaron Gale wrote:
That confluence page indicates there should be a text box labeled "Source"
that I could copy the full source from. However, when I go to that path for
my project I am pointed to a page that seems to only allow me to reimport
my application to the same project (ie. Import application xxx from
domain yyy?).
Is this a known issue? Or am I missing some way on this page to view my
application's source code?
Apologies, there was actually an error in the documentation we had
overlooked which is that it only worked for superusers in the system. I've
updated the documentation with the correct instructions for normal
accounts. Could you give it a shot now? In particular, the right URL is:
http://[SERVER ADDRESS]/a/[PROJECT NAME]/apps/source/<APP_ID>
thanks,
Cory
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On Fri, May 30, 2014 at 1:45 AM, Ethan Soergel wrote:
Aaron,
I just tested this out and it seems fine to me. What is the exact url
you're using? When I go to that link ( http://localhost:8000/a/esoergel/apps/import_app/?app=54951c00b6d81642ae8f6bf7033d6535)
I see "Import application xxx from domain yyy" as you mentioned, then below
that are two input fields - "Name", and "Source". The latter of these
contains the source for that app (although the textarea is absurdly small
for the amount of information it contains).
-Ethan
That confluence page indicates there should be a text box labeled
"Source" that I could copy the full source from. However, when I go to that
path for my project I am pointed to a page that seems to only allow me to
reimport my application to the same project (ie. Import application xxx from
domain yyy?).
Is this a known issue? Or am I missing some way on this page to view my
application's source code?
···
On Fri, May 30, 2014 at 9:14 AM, Cory Zue wrote:
Hi Aaron,
Apologies, there was actually an error in the documentation we had
overlooked which is that it only worked for superusers in the system. I've
updated the documentation with the correct instructions for normal
accounts. Could you give it a shot now? In particular, the right URL is:
http://[SERVER ADDRESS]/a/[PROJECT NAME]/apps/source/<APP_ID>
Aaron,
I just tested this out and it seems fine to me. What is the exact url
you're using? When I go to that link ( http://localhost:8000/a/esoergel/apps/import_app/?app=54951c00b6d81642ae8f6bf7033d6535)
I see "Import application xxx from domain yyy" as you mentioned, then below
that are two input fields - "Name", and "Source". The latter of these
contains the source for that app (although the textarea is absurdly small
for the amount of information it contains).
-Ethan
That confluence page indicates there should be a text box labeled
"Source" that I could copy the full source from. However, when I go to that
path for my project I am pointed to a page that seems to only allow me to
reimport my application to the same project (ie. Import application xxx from domain yyy?).
Is this a known issue? Or am I missing some way on this page to view my
application's source code?
-- Aaron Gale Project Manager & Global Health Corps Fellow, Vecna Cares Charitable Trust M.S. in Global Medicine, USC Keck School of Medicine B.A. in Environmental Sciences, Northwestern University