Does any one knows about citation style language (CSL) we are using one of our project and now we are planning for application server migration from HP-UX to RHEL. So we need to know about how we install the CSL and where we can get it. We could not able to find much information from google. From our old HP_UX server we used CSL Version 1.3 but we don't know how to get it for RHEL 8.
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My agency is developing using the CE version in anticipation of purchasing a license. We are creating xforms by hand using the 2019 CE version, using jsp's in a Java tomcat application (separate deployment). I downloaded the 2020 version (hoping to use the 5.x version of TinyMCE) and found that rich text controls no longer appear using the same xforms used with the 2019 version. Looking at the browser page inspector (Ms edge), it appears that the TinyMCE resources (js and css) aren't downloaded to the browser at all. No html elements are created for the editor. I didn't see a console error or see an http error for the resources.
I couldn't find any issues related to TinyMCE in this version. Has anyone else seen this? Is there a configuration difference between the versions that may be causing it? (I reused the configuration I had from 2019 version). Anyone have suggestions on what to look at?
When I reverted to the 2019 version it works again. Any help would be appreciated!
I am not aware of any issue with the TinyMCE and Orbeon Forms CE 2020.1.2. I would recommend you try to reproduce this with an out-of-the-box install, and if it works there, progressively put back your existing configuration on that out-of-the-box install.
If you are doing this with the perspective of using Orbeon Forms PE, I would just use the latest release of Orbeon Forms PE 2020.1.3 with a trial license, as this way you'll have a configuration that is as close as possible to what you're ultimately planning to have, and you will benefit from having all the latest released fixes.
(And should this not solve the problem, feel free to post more information in the comments.)
I've been tasked with upgrading our Postgresql database to 9.4 and I'm following the instructions found on the documentation found here:
Upgrading Postgresql
The second step for upgrading to 9.4 says this:
For source installs, build the new version
Build the new PostgreSQL source with configure flags that are compatible
with the old cluster. pg_upgrade will check pg_controldata to make sure all settings
are compatible before starting the upgrade.
I rarely have to go into the internals of PGSQL and I'm not sure what is meant by the term 'configure flags'. Is this a specfic term in reference to PGSQL or does this refer tot he command line options at the top of the documentation page? In fact, do I even need to do this? The very nex st sentence says that pg_ugprade will do it for me. I'm upgrading our database that has a lot of sensitive data and I need to get this right. Obviously I have a sandbox though to play with but if someone can help me understand what that means, I'd appreciate it. I've come to find that dealing with PGSQL can be frustrating as hell. Thanks.
I installed WeBlog package from sitecore marketplace (http://marketplace.sitecore.net/en/Modules/WeBlog.aspx) in my sitecore instance. Initially i had trouble installing package however i retried again deleting weblog.config file. It installed without any issue however when i look into content editor i don't see any WeBlog Modules under Template, System or Layout sections.
Does anyone know why?
Thanks.
Which version of Sitecore are you on? Is the module compatible? Weblog shows that it's compatible with the following versions: CMS 6.2, CMS 6.3, CMS 6.3.1, CMS 6.4, CMS 6.4.1, CMS 6.5.
Assuming you're on a compatible version, I'd check to make sure the layouts and sublayouts that were in the weblog package were actually installed on your instance. Open up the zip file and check out what files should have been installed.
Failing that, have a look at the log files to see if there are any glaring errors.
As a last ditch, you may want to try publishing. It shouldn't really matter in your content editor view, but I view the "publish" feature of Sitecore like the "reboot" feature of Windows.
Does PHP 4.4.8 version support mysqli object-oriented style? I have made ready this project on PHP5 and when I got online hosting, I came to know that the online version is 4.4.8.
How can I make my mysqli project work on this domain?
According to wikipedia, everything below PHP 5.2.17 (inclusively) is not supported any more (read: from PHP's point of view, it's history).
Thus you should urge your hosting company to upgrade. Use this argument. If they don't understand, they're not professional and you should change your hosting.
When you start using PHP 5.3, and if it's not too much effort, switch over to PDO.
Try writing a mysqli-compliant wrapper around the mysql_* functions.
Either that, or refactor your project to either use mysql_* your own db library.
How can I get the source code for Arjuna/JBossTM that matches my JBoss version?
More specifically, is there a way to reliably identify the version of a library that is distributed with JBoss 5.1.0?
The options I've tried so far:
opening the manifest file of jbossjts.jar which gives me 5.1.0
opening the file jar-versions.xml, but that also gives me 5.1.0
From the look of the tags JBossTM doesn't go beyond 4.12.0 so I think I can be pretty sure in saying that 5.1.0 is the same 5.1.0 as JBoss itself.
Is there a way to reliably get the correct version of the source code for this (or any other) library? It seems to me that sometimes the manifest contains the version of the library, sometimes the version of the server, which isn't very helpful.
Thanks in advance
Rich
Further to this, I think I have found the information by going into the JBoss 5.1.0 release notes where one of the Component Upgrade bugs is jira.jboss.org/browse/JBAS-6851 - Update to transactions 4.6.1.GA