Open a SAPIEN Forum from PowerShell
UPDATE: Added a -Search parameter that searches all SAPIEN forums for the term that you specify and then opens the page with the results. Thanks…
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Tag: Script
A tale of two crashes
One of our long time customers recently sent me an email with a desperate plea for help. The customer would like to remain anonymous, so…
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PrimalForms 2011: Slimmer Form Code
In the latest service release (v2.0.11) we updated PrimalForm 2011’s code generator so that it produces slimmer scripts. We wanted to increase the readability and…
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Your output may vary
While I was testing the new PowerShell enabled RSEE service, I used one of the many files our users send us to illustrate one thing…
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How safe are my scripts in PrimalScript/PrimalForms packages?
This is a question that has come up a lot lately. Our Script Packager used in PrimalScript 2009 and PrimalForms 2009 stores the scripts and…
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PrimalForms 2009: Exported Script Formatting
In order to start the planning stages of the next version of PrimalForms, we decided to conduct a review the current version. After gathering user…
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March PowerShell Oneliner
In this month's SAPIEN newsletter I offered a PowerShell oneliner to returns usage information for a specified folder. I don't have room in the newsletter to go into detail so here is more in-depth coverage of this oneliner. I'll also have a downlink link at the end.
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Get TweeterTagged User
If you use Twitter and like to script, especially in PowerShell, then I think you'll like this. A new site, TweeterTags.com has launched that allows you to tag your Twitter profile. The upshot is that this makes it easier to discover like-minded individuals. So let's say I want to find all the PowerShell tagged users, here's how I can do it directly from PowerShell with a simple script.
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SAPIEN Info Center
- A Version Control Primer for the Rest of Us April 12, 2017
- The Effect of SkipPublisherCheck March 20, 2017
- You Cannot Remove That Module March 8, 2017