ContributionsMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: can we get !all! (unstructured, big data) data customers generate (not via rest API) for our DWH? Good question. Perhaps Lithium can chime in? Perhaps there is some custom, fee based additional access to the back end database possible? Re: Creating custom User Registration Form using REST API Jake, Appreciate the wisdom of the Oracle as always! Could you also check with the elder Lithium gods to see if any cleverness that could otherwise get us around this exists on some arcane scroll tucked away on a shelf, or in a bottom drawer of someone's desk? SSO may be in the cards for us, but I want to leave no stone unturned.:manwink: Thanks Mark Re: Activecast not showing Kokasexton, I think as along as active case is enabled, it should work - you generate and place the code. The only snag I can remember that we hit at one point was needed to have the permission " Allow user to make REST API calls with read access" set to grant. You might check that one... Mark Re: Obtaining message attributes to use as filters for search results Darren, Very cool! I've always wanted to see results pulled and displayed with priority for KB articles, then solved discussions... By the category and board ID information, we should be able to determine if it is a KB or not - that's great.I think I see that this can also be used to filter results by language if you have multiple languages within a single instance of community. Thanks for sharing what you are doing - awesome! JakeR, Maybe I've missed it, but is there a flag set that says a discussion thread has been solved - is an accepted solution? Perhaps no, that you stipulated what was available via rest api for search. I just wondered since active cast seems to have some solution oriented selections, and that is based on the rest api, right? Mark Re: Lithys 2011: Best Community Business Integration: National Instruments Laura, I think you have very comprehensive story here that reflects the depth and maturity of your community and the integration with your business. Amazing! Re: Lithys 2011: Best Community ROI: AT&T Becky, I really like the look and glad to see that the thoughtful design and data driven approach is producing solid business ROI for you, year to year. Success! Mark Re: Best New Community: Aflac, Duck Pond Nate, Thanks for sharing your solid business results - ROI attributable to your community. I think one of the challenges for many of us,is that while there are discernible changes in many aspects of our businesses which seem to correlate well with the growth in membership, views, content contribution and other aspects of a thriving community, it is often a challenge to prove an absolute cause and effect, especially when there may be other initiatives within the business which could have been contributing factors. It's great to hear that you have a handle on this, and hope that you will continue to share more of your story here as it evolves. Mark