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I'm trying to figure out a way to stop two people from being on the same Edit Form at the same time. So I have a gallery and when you click on the arrow it takes you to another screen where you can edit information about that specific item. The issue is we can have multiple people in the app at the same time but we don't want two people to be doing the same request at the same time. I would like for the app to disable the submit button and have a label show up that says "This item is locked by .".

The apps made in PowerApps are multiuser. They each are their own instances so it does not matter how many users use it at the same time. If multiple users edit the same record at the same time, only single one user could edit the record, the other users would face conflict error within their app.

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I was able to get something very similar to this worked out. When they press the button to go into the edit form screen I have a patch happen that sends the logged in users email address to the database. Then once they are on the screen I have the submit button disappear and an unlock button appear based on the value in the database. I did bring in a gallery (that filters only the data that was clicked into) and a timer that refreshes the gallery every ten seconds. So if someone goes into the app and unlocks the edit form for the particular entry then the other persons page shows the lock button. I'm sure I may have been able to find a better solution but for what we need it for it will work.

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I just bought a Galaxy S21 Ultra and got it yesterday, was pleased to see it still had the ability for me to lock apps to the app switcher (so that they do not close when I click close all). I used this for Spotify on my previous OnePlus Nord, and found it to be one of the main benefits I got from switching from iOS.

After updating my S21 Ultra to Android 13, the option has seemingly vanished? When I tap and hold to lock/'Keep open' the app, it instead forces me to go into split-screen or pop-up mode, neither of which I ever intend to use. Making things worse, I can't seem to deactivate either of those either, despite all options being off in the 'Labs' tab. I have turned on 'Never sleep' for Spotify, but that doesn't seem to do anything, it still disappears when I close all apps from the app switcher.

I have regular whatsapp installed. I cloned it using Dual Messenger feature on s22. I want to app lock the cloned app. Is there any app which does that ? I tried few 3rd party lock apps but was able to lock only the main whatsapp app but not the cloned one.

If you have gone into settings and created a restriction so that. Your child can't purchase apps, the App Store icon does not appear on the iPad. if that is the case, all you have to do is go into restrictions and untick that particular restriction... the App Store icon will then appear and then once you've bought what you want, you can reset the restriction if you want to. Hope this helps.

Actually there is a simple app to do that. It is called poof. Unfortunately it is not in app store I don't know why. And it is free. You can hide any app with it. I use it to hide the stock app of apple and other apps that I don't want my kids or anybody else to mess with. You can even hide poof itself. It is very easy to use.

Function 'lockTest' is triggered by an onEdit event. The intent for this script is that there can be two values: "A", and "B". If I get consecutive calls where both have value "A", then force the calls to wait to execute one at a time. Same thing if I get consecutive calls where both have value "B". But if I get consecutive calls where value is "A" in one and "B" in the other, then go ahead and let the code run consecutively without waiting.

However, the with this script the 'lock service' will not allow consecutive runs regardless of the value. In other words, if the first call has value "A", and the second call comes before the first is done but the value is "B", the lock service is forcing the second call to wait for the first call to complete even though the locks are supposed to be different.

Basically, I need value "A" to trigger lock1 which edits a specific set of shared resources. value "B" should trigger lock2 which edits a completely different set of shared resources than lock1. That means that lock1 and lock2 should be able to run at the same time because the resources they edit are completely different. In fact I need them to run at the same time because lock1 will be triggered a lot more frequently than lock2 and lock1 takes only about 2 seconds to execute. lock2 is triggered much less frequently but takes 30-150 seconds to execute. So I need lock1 to be able to run even if lock2 is already running because otherwise lock1 will either time out or there could be so many instances of lock1 waiting in line while lock2 finishes that the 'lock service' will start throwing errors.

Interestingly enough, if I put a logger before the if() statement, I get logs instantly every time an edit event happens - meaning that the 'lock service' in only locking down the if statement and not the lines before it.

getScriptLock() Gets a lock that prevents any user from concurrentlyrunning a section of code. A code section guarded by a script lockcannot be executed simultaneously regardless of the identity of theuser.

It seems like from this that we should be able to lock specific sections of code. I just can't figure out how to designate what those individual sections are. I assumed the releaseLock() method would tell it where to end the section. And maybe it does - I'm concerned that the 'lock service' doesn't support designating multiple independent locks, which is what I need here.

I have the same problem as you do. It seems the locks provided by LockService are singletons, and thus your lock.waitLock() calls will always wait irregardless of where the lock was grabbed initially.

Recall that multiple JS runtimes can run in your Google Sheet at a time. The guarantee that LockService provides is that when waitLock() succeeds, you know that you are the only JS runtime that has obtained the lock. All other runtimes are either doing something which doesn't care about the lock, or are waiting for you to release the lock.

So a critical section is not defined really by a code block persay - it is defined by where you lock and unlock a specific mutex. In my example, doTheFirstThing() and doTheSecondThing() share a critical section. What you can do to achieve named locks (and thus distinct critical sections) is maintain a (synchronized) map of (lockName => isLocked) and use the one global lock you get to access said map. 17dc91bb1f