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| This is a quick way to make yourself a weekly reminder that emails you Friday morning at 8 o'clock, using Wolfram Cloud: ``` task=CloudDeploy[ ScheduledTask[ SendMail[{"It's a great day to not push to production","Have a great... |
| In the desktop try evaluating this to get the URL for your notebook: CloudObject["wri-fe-12663.nb"] and for your published notebook: CloudObject["Published/wri-fe-12663.nb"] Is anything at either of those locations? When you... |
| > unfortunately I’m still not seeing the file in the right-hand Cloud Files pane. :-( I can think of a couple of explanations for that, but the simplest would be if you don't mind sharing the _exact_ instruction you used for that, you can... |
| What is "the API's geolocation"? Do you mean the geolocation where the servers run? You might think you could discover the cloud's location by making an HTTP from within the cloud to itself, but the networking there is going to use a private IP... |
| It also sounds like you want to you QuestionObject and AssessmentFunction together, but get access to the result programmatically. The documentation examples of nesting QuestionObject["label", AssessmentFunction[...]] seem to be created a... |
| Good catch, I forgot to check that before publishing. Try it now. |
| > Could you possibly give an example of how I would go about evaluating an expression to Null? Yeah, use `CompoundExpression` where the last element is `Null`: CompoundExpression[ data = {1,3,6,5,3,3,6}, Print["Median: ",... |
| First, just a word of advice: never say "I can't make it work" and leave it at that. Always use a "here's what I expected to happen, and here's what happened instead" pattern, with specifics. Try changing `CloudSave` (which works like `Save` and... |
| If a CloudImport is making the cloud notebook environment unresponsive like that, the main thing I think is that the kernel died, and it's possibly due to exceeding either time or memory constraints. I'm trying to replicate your steps with a 3MB... |
| If you make the data file available from your account and provide the URL, they should be able to CloudImport it. For example, I made some example data publicly readable: ... |