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| There is no way to enable Shift+Enter evaluation of cells for published views accessed by users who do not have a Wolfram Cloud product. When a user follows a published link (which use the www subdomain) he or she is given the option to open the... |
| The issue with `PatternTest` is the only one I am aware of. I would be surprised if you had to manually inject most or all of your dependencies unless they really do all depend on this corner case. Do you have different examples where you expect... |
| It sounds like you the function you want is `CloudGet`, the analog of the local function `Get' for the cloud. Supposing you have created a Wolfram Language package that includes the code you want executed when it is retrieved called *code.wl*.... |
| Scheduled tasks aren't the easiest thing to understand from the documentation which can make them tricky to get working right. The key thing to remember is that a `ScheduledTask` is nothing more than some block of code to be run periodically with the... |
| If I follow the link to the database I'm asked for a username and password, so I don't think I'm going to have much luck accessing it. Also, I'd need the code for `QueryBuilder` to use your code exactly. |
| This is a bit subtle, so I can appreciate your confusion. To display a plot like a ListPlot in the cloud front end (the browser) we need some extra information from the kernel that isn't needed for a notebook displayed on the desktop. When that... |
| The first thing to note is that it you don't have to include your function definitions using the Initialization option. When you CloudDeploy, any dependencies will be worked out (effectively like SaveDefinitions -> True) and saved as part of the... |
| I had a chance to look at this notebook. Unfortunately I can't run the code because I don't have the data files to run with it. I'll note that you will get a better experience if you break up the one large cell into several cells because the... |
| I haven't tried this on every browser, but what works for me is to use the keyboard shortcut for select all (CMD+A on Mac) while the notebook is selected. That should select all the cells in the notebook which you can then delete. If you use the... |
| We have deployed an update that has fixed scheduled tasks. Sorry for the inconvenience. |