The first six digits (YYMMDD) are based on your date of birth 23 January 1988 would be written as : 88 01 23
The next four digits (SSSS) are used to define your gender females are assigned numbers in the range 0000-4999 males are assigned numbers in the range 5000-9999
The next digit (C) shows if you are an SA citizen – 0 – or a permanent resident – 1
The next digit (A) was used until the late 1980s to indicate a person’s race. This has been eliminated and old ID numbers were reissued to remove this.
The last digit (Z) is a checksum digit – used to check that the number sequence is accurate using the Luhn algorithm.
The post title says it all… Note: If you cut down admin privileges for user roles as well you can use the admin section for front end posting. Just remember you need to include admin styles differently when its for the admin section. You need a script for the functions.php file.
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To install Nemo in Ubuntu Systems, run the following command to add the Nemo WebUpd8 PPA:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:webupd8team/nemo
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install nemo nemo-fileroller
Please note that if you already have an older Nemo version installed, upgrade to the latest Nemo version, Run the following command to do so:
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade
killall nemo
Once installed, open the Nemo file manager from the Ubuntu Dash or menu. Please note that you won’t see Nemo icon, but if you search for “Nemo”, the “Files” option shows up. Click on it to open Nemo.
In the example below a local variable was created for orders WebScreen called “searchfilter” which was set as the Search inputs Variable.
There was an Orders Entity and a Customers Entity.
The text below is an aggregate filter checking for all the orders with customer names like the text input into the search box. Remember the “searchfilter” was set as a local variable for the Orders Entity.
Customer.Name like "%" + SearchFilter + "%"
Also because the Orders Entity and the Customers Entity were separate Entities a source was added for the Customers to link the tables so the customer Entity could be found.
The aggregate that had these setting was the “GetOrders” aggregate which was used in the Orders WebScreen preparation.