In going through our SAP Treasury Management Workstation implementation project we’re building a list of important Treasury Management T-codes. I’m putting these down so I don’t forget them, so this isn’t a how-to (maybe later ): FF.5 – Upload Electronic Bank Statements Use FF.5 to upload electronic bank statements. You can upload your Prior Day and [...]
WordPress: Add Your Plugin’s Settings Link to Admin Plugins Page
Hello, WordPress plugin authors! I’ve been envious of that little “Settings” link on the Plugins page in the Admin on several of the plugins I use on my blogs. I wanted one for my own PhotoSmash plugin! My first stop, Google, yielded no fruit, but persistence paid off. So, thanks to GD-Star Ratings and Shadowbox-JS, [...]
SAP Account Determination
I saw this book, “SAP Account Determination”, by Manish Patel, on the desk of one of my colleagues at work. My first reaction was, “Wow! A book on account determination…I mean, wow!” Her simple reply was, “I use it all the time.” So, I thought I would share it here since many of you are [...]
C#: Break vs. Continue in Foreach Loops
A C# Quick Tip: You’ve probably seen ‘break’ before in Switch Case statements, but it also plays an important role in Foreach Loops. To break completely out of a foreach loop (foregoing all the remaining loops), use: break; To go to the next iteration in the loop, use: continue; When is ‘break’ useful? It is [...]
C#: That Pesky DBNull Error in Datatables
Datatables and Tableadapters are one of the most beautiful things about C# and Visual Studio, until you’re processing rows in your datatable and you get something that reads like “The value for column ‘your_column’ in table ‘your_table’ is DBNull.” If you go a little further, you may get: “Exception Details: System.InvalidCastException: Specified cast is not [...]
ASP.NET: Hide Menu Items by Role with Security Trimming
ASP.NET makes authorizations and security fairly simple with its roleManager, Authentication, and SiteMap providers. This quick hint only covers how to hide a particular menu item from the standard Menu and TreeList navigation components when using a SiteMap provider. Web.config Settings for Role-based Menu Security 1) When you declare your sitemap provider, turn sucrityTrimmingEnabled to [...]
WordPress: Add Scripts to the Pages You Want
WordPress makes it very easy to load Scripts into your blog. The beauty of the method that WordPress provides is that it allows plugins and themes to use the same script at the same time by ensuring the script is loaded only once. The problem we often run into is that not everyone plays [...]
WordPress – Can’t Automatically Upgrade to New Versions?
So, another security fix comes out for WordPress…2.8.6 this time. And I begin making the rounds to my sites upgrading. This is now a ritual for me since some kind hacker hacked me with the 2.7 hidden admin user exploit. Everything is going smooth…I’ve done 3 sites, when I get to a new site I’m [...]
WordPress ReWrite – new Plugin Coming and a Hint
First of all, let me start by saying that Custom ReWriting in WordPress has consumed way more of my time than it ever should have. I have prayed and pleaded, even considered asking one of the WordPress Gurus on their message board, but I’ve not had much luck getting responses there (questions were probably so [...]
Mac OS X Snow Leopard – NotificationExec Pop Up Annoyance
Just installed Mac OS X 10.6 on my home iMac. It was truly a perfectly painless experience…click about 4 buttons and type your password and walk away for 45 minutes. The only thing that marred the experience was a nasty and undying popup for installing Rosetta so it could run NotificationExec. Click Not Now and [...]
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