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By kopsarchidis · Posted
That would be nice, if excel could refresh pivot tables without bugs. Frequently you refresh a pivot and all parameters get lost. Now this will happen automatically. Bravo MS! -
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By MS Bob 11 · Posted
The most corrupt and vile CEO any company ever had ! The only company that makes an insane amount of money decade after decade but doesn't deliver on even barely passable quality to customers, screws over partners and treats employees like trash -
By Usama Jawad96 · Posted
PSA: Some other versions of Windows are losing support on October 14 too by Usama Jawad All of us here at Neowin likely know pretty well by now that Windows 10 is reaching end of support on October 14, 2025. You can extend support through paid and "free" means, but if you don't, you won't get any more security or feature updates following the aforementioned date. We also highlighted that the Long-Term Servicing Channel (LTSC) version Windows 10 22H2 is also reaching end of support on that date. Now, Microsoft has reminded customers that yet another variant of Windows is reaching end of life on October 14, 2025 too. On the Windows Release Health dashboard, Microsoft has published a reminder that the Enterprise, Education, and IoT SKUs of Windows 11, version 22H2 will hit end of support on October 14 as well. It is important to keep in mind that the Home and Pro variants of Windows 11, version 22H2 already reached end of life on October 8, 2024, and the extra year of lease on life will end for other SKUs within a few months too. Windows 11, version 22H2 for IoT, Enterprise, and Education was released on September 20, 2022, which means that they would have received just over three years of support by the time they "die", compared to the regular two years for Home and Pro. Customers on any of these versions should consider upgrading to version 23H2 or 24H2 as soon as possible, which have end of support dates of November 10, 2026 and October 12, 2027, respectively. Staying on a supported version of Windows is crucial as that allows you to receive regular security updates on your machine. If you're an IT admin, you should immediately begin planning a migration to a supported version of the operating system, and if you're an employee or someone using these versions of Windows in some other scenario, go to Settings > System > About and check out Windows Specifications > Version.
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firey
So, did a tonne of searching and coming up empty. Maybe someone has an idea on here..
Pretty much what I have, is a bootstrap modal form that is tied to an angular controller. The form works 100% no problem stand alone (like directly loading the page). However, I want to be able to render the modal form on the fly (not have it pre-rendered in the html and hidden).
Basically I want to use Ajax to pull back the html of the modal form, insert it into my page trigger the modal functionality and have it render out properly. I can get the first bit, however I can't get the angular to work.
So right now, I can pull back the modal forms html, render it, but it doesn't actually work right as none of the angular works making the modal dialog useless. I am beginning to think that I will need to load the html logic for the modal form always and just trigger the modal property to show/hide it when needed.
Though my thought with that was that if the modal form is never accessed, why waste the resources to pull it in and render it 100% of the time.
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