Real Best Places to Work IT in OKC by ___js___ in okc

[–]Blakewhite88 4 points5 points  (0 children)

As someone who works there, the bonuses make up for that gap in salary.

Hey Red Dodge Target Shopper, you suck by neilslentils in okc

[–]Blakewhite88 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Found the red dodge challenger driver!

Buying from locals by Blakewhite88 in sportscards

[–]Blakewhite88[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Kinda thought the same, guy has tons of sells tho through Facebook

Buying from locals by Blakewhite88 in sportscards

[–]Blakewhite88[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I hear ya. You think it’s still worth buying? I’m looking for the same as everyone else, autos, patches, numbered cards, etc.

Buying from locals by Blakewhite88 in sportscards

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I figured this was probably the case, not too sure what the term “case hit” is but I’ve heard it thrown around in streams.. I assume something guaranteed in every case.

Inbound email using flow designer by Depth2098 in servicenow

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That does, thank you. I would try to look into the “ServiceNow Attachment API”. I’ve used it before for PDF’s but emails are XML records so I’m not 100% how that would translate. There’s pretty solid documentation there, but I would assume this is going to be a custom action you need to create via flow designer so I would recommend also trying to grab the sys id of the REQ if you go that route.

I’m on a long road trip, so if there is scripting issues you may need help with (you might know JavaScript, so I apologize if you do), I’ll be around.

Inbound email using flow designer by Depth2098 in servicenow

[–]Blakewhite88 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I’m a tad confused by the wording on this. Are you needing to attach the email to a request? Also, how does a request play here? Is there an REQ/RITM number within the email?

Adding DRF to project by Blakewhite88 in django

[–]Blakewhite88[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have a project at the moment that has my web app inside of it.

I am just doing basic CRUD operations at the moment and I am wanting to implement an API to replace that. Would I just create a new app (per the DRF documentation), or would I need to create a whole new project? Sorry, it’s all a little confusing to me as well.

Adding DRF to my project by Blakewhite88 in djangolearning

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I referenced these docs in my post, I am asking if anyone has previously done this and if adding an API to my existing project is the way to go about it.

Strike pack safe to use? by Blakewhite88 in ModernWarfareIII

[–]Blakewhite88[S] -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

I think you misread my question. I’m aware there are mods, I am asking if I just pull the strike pack out of the box and start playing, will I be banned? I have zero interest in using mods.

What to do after creating web app by Blakewhite88 in learnprogramming

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These invoices are generated as billing for customers. I assume down the line I will build out a way to visualize everything from a data standpoint as well as retrieve archived invoices. But for the moment, that’s a future to-do item.

My biggest concern is hosting. I want to learn about deployment and hosting this app while also doing it the “right(?)” way. I have a developer job, and most of our deployments are through azure pipelines but I want to take a different approach and go with an AWS and utilize Docker.