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The Data Access Viewer (DAV) allows a user to search for and download elevation (lidar), imagery, and land cover data for the coastal U.S. and its territories. The data, hosted by the NOAA Office for Coastal Management, can be customized and requested for free download through a checkout interface. An email provides a link to the customized data, while the original data set is available through a link within the viewer.

Hi, I am on the business plan for Retool. Only accounts with "editor" access to an app can switch environments. However, I want accounts with "viewer" access to switch between the "environments".

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That toggle is currently only accessible on self-hosted orgs, would you mind sharing more about the use case for toggling it on and off? There's currently a feature request being tracked to add support for toggling this on an app-by-app basis though there isn't a timeline for it. It would be good to hear more about why it would be useful for you!

Unfortunately, it's not possible at the moment to fully prevent users from accessing an app in a particular environment. Whether or not the toggle is visible, people can always use the _environment query parameter to switch environments (docs here). Environment permissions are another highly requested feature but at the moment there isn't a clear timeline for when they will be included.

A Level 2 user should have access to the field apps, but a Level 1 user would not. So if you have assigned this user as Level 2, it sounds like you just need to modify their role. Setting their role to a viewer would limit them from editing anything. A user must be able to edit in order to access Survey 1233 and all other Field Apps, except Explorer.

So your Portal must be at least at version 10.7, then? That's how you would be seeing user types Creator, Viewer Etc. It's likely a standard license of ArcGIS Enterprise, which would give a default number of Creators and Viewers. Viewers will not be able able to access field apps, like Survey123. This blog post explains the user types in the simplest terms and provides resources for more details: User Types: Flexible Licensing for ArcGIS Enterprise beginning at 10.7 .

this works because __init__ is only called once with the new viewer, so your connection only happens once. (technically, this would be a problem if you tried to move the widget from one viewer to another, but that almost never happens currently).

From the other side, SE does not show you the full picture. It deals with the explicitly configured access rights. Sitecore allows to configure security for numerous accounts, security settings can be inherited, there might be conflicting access rights settings.

Security Editor is the application within Sitecore backend which give the ability to tune access for appropriate roles/users.Access Viewer is application too, but it is used to show the result of security settings.

You may invite other people (such as parents or spouses) to have access to your SIS account. With the exception of the medical insurance waiver, this access is always view-only, and you can control how much or how little invited viewers are allowed to see. You can also revoke access at any time.

We are facing issues with accessing reports in CA BI . When We are trying to access the ITAM reports in BI launch pad ,its showing:-"Illegal access to the viewer,please use a valid url"

In the Security Editor, you can see the access rights that are assigned to an account, but from the Access Viewer and from the Content Editor, you can see the full result of the combinations of access rights for an individual item.

In this example, you can see that My Role has been granted the Write access right to My item, but My item is part of the Sample Workflow, which denies the access rights Write and Delete. Therefore, the account My Role denied those two access rights for that particular item. This information is only available to you from the Access Viewer.

I am currently in the process of upgrading a project made in Ignition 7.9 from Vision to Perspective. On one of the windows for the 7.9 Vision Application, a report viewer component is used to display items created in the reporting module. I noticed there was no report viewer component in the Perspective components palette. Is it still possible to use the reporting module within a perspective window? If so, how would I go about it?

I have a report with two pages an dI just noticed the linked page viewer only displays the first page.

No option/button to navigate to the second page.

Is there any configuration on the pdf viewers property to enable this?

@PGriffith,

I upgraded my gateway from 8.0.2 to 8.0.3RC2. The created dropdown happens to be broken because it cannot be linked to the PDFviewer Pagecount Property binding.

Any idea how this can be resolved?

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As our organisation is large and layered, we have a very large percentage of Monday.com users who are only required to access boards to either add or comment against items. They do not need to create boards, automations, integrations, etc, and their role in the organisation will never require them to use the product for these purposes. Their usage is very basic - just to edit content on already created boards. The cost/benefit ratio for these users is significantly unbalanced.

When inviting a person as a collaborator within a folder, you have the ability to set the level of access that person has to your content. Refer to the following chart to review the different permissions that accompany each permission level:

The account admin must enable these permission levels in the Admin Console, by navigating to Enterprise Settings > Content & Sharing tab and scrolling down to the Collaborating on Content section. These permission levels are also applicable only to folders; collaborators in single files can be granted only Editor or Viewer access levels.

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When you use the CloudFront console to create or update a distribution, you provide informationabout one or more locations, known as origins, where you store the original versions of your web content.CloudFront gets your web content from your origins and serves it to viewers via aworldwide network of edge servers.

The files must be publicly readable unless you secure your content in Amazon S3 by using aCloudFront origin access control. For more information about accesscontrol, see Restricting access to an Amazon S3 origin.

Changing the origin does not require CloudFront to repopulate edge caches withobjects from the new origin. As long as the viewer requests in yourapplication have not changed, CloudFront continues to serve objects that arealready in an edge cache until the TTL on each object expires or untilseldom-requested objects are evicted.

Use this setting together with Connection timeout tospecify how long CloudFront waits before attempting to connect to the secondaryorigin or returning an error response to the viewer. By default, CloudFront waitsas long as 30 seconds (3 attempts of 10 seconds each) before attempting toconnect to the secondary origin or returning an error response. You canreduce this time by specifying fewer attempts, a shorter connection timeout,or both.

If the origin is part of an origin group, CloudFront attempts to connectto the secondary origin. If the specified number of connectionattempts to the secondary origin fail, then CloudFront returns an errorresponse to the viewer.

Use this setting together with Connection attempts tospecify how long CloudFront waits before attempting to connect to the secondaryorigin or before returning an error response to the viewer. By default, CloudFrontwaits as long as 30 seconds (3 attempts of 10 seconds each) beforeattempting to connect to the secondary origin or returning an errorresponse. You can reduce this time by specifying fewer attempts, a shorterconnection timeout, or both.

If all the connection attempts fail and the origin is part of anorigin group, CloudFront attempts to connect to the secondary origin. Ifthe specified number of connection attempts to the secondary originfail, then CloudFront returns an error response to the viewer.

If you want to increase the timeout value because viewers areexperiencing HTTP 504 status code errors, consider exploring other waysto eliminate those errors before changing the timeout value. See thetroubleshooting suggestions in HTTP 504 status code (Gateway Timeout).

Match viewer: CloudFront communicates with yourorigin using HTTP or HTTPS, depending on the protocol of the viewerrequest. CloudFront caches the object only once even if viewers makerequests using both HTTP and HTTPS protocols.

For HTTPS viewer requests that CloudFront forwards to this origin,one of the domain names in the SSL/TLS certificate on yourorigin server must match the domain name that you specify forOrigin domain. Otherwise, CloudFront respondsto the viewer requests with an HTTP status code 502 (BadGateway) instead of returning the requested object. For moreinformation, see Requirements for using SSL/TLS certificates withCloudFront.

Define path patterns and their sequence carefully or you may giveusers undesired access to your content. For example, suppose a requestmatches the path pattern for two cache behaviors. The first cachebehavior does not require signed URLs and the second cache behavior doesrequire signed URLs. Users are able to access the objects without usinga signed URL because CloudFront processes the cache behavior associated withthe first match. e24fc04721