Peter Viszt

You can edit your package.json file like this: `"angular-datepicker": "https://github.com/g00fy-/angular-datepicker.git"` Not perfect, but works:)

I had some issues with this branch using the blog.prefix parameter. The tags are not generated this way. Specifying the prefix manually in the blog.permalink and blog.taglink does work.

Also, trying to link to a tag archive only works on the main langue: For every other language, it just displays "#" in the link's href.

@schmidt so this is my setup: ``` activate :blog do |blog| blog.localizable = true blog.prefix = "support" blog.permalink = "{title}.html" blog.sources = "{lang}/{year}-{month}-{day}-{title}.html" blog.taglink = "category/{tag}.html" blog.tag_template= 'support-category.html' blog.layout =...

Thanks, i'll do a simple http call for now(i already do that to check for the validation of the current password), but would be nice to fix this so its...

@isaacdre theres a simpler way to do this: ``` const okta = require('@okta/okta-sdk-nodejs'); const oktaClient = new okta.Client({ orgUrl: config.okta_url, token: config.okta_token }); var changePasswordCredentials = { oldPassword: { value:...

Yes, this needs to be patched in the node sdk. In the meantime, this is how i get a user's api keys: ``` //Get available api key field ids var...

Yes. For now, i forked the repo and added it myself: https://github.com/passatgt/express-stormpath/commit/1bfa3e4c80c69af9016b995c54ad53d93cf01492#diff-e42c26eb9b776c9528853e7075a82b48

Ok, makes sense, i guess it works like this, i just didn't wanted to duplicate the case, because otherwise its the same.

I had to change it yet again. The account is not returned by the request, added client.getAccount instead.