I have 30 pages that all use the same template however I need to now update the sections to collapsible and add org charts where each one has a specific user. Does anyone know if this is possible with PowerShell and what parts of this can and can't be done that way.
I want to mark checkbox to true for use the same search navigation links as my parent using PowerShell script as I have 100+ Subsites. I tries to some scripts but they did not work so it would be great if you can help me on this.
Thank you.
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I have found that some server-side solutions are not applicable to SharePoint Online. Maybe you can open a service request in your SharePoint Online admin center to get the exact information.
I am creating a Confluence page and I want to see if this is possible. I am using the Confluence Publisher Plugin for Jenkins to send a Results.html report to my space. This works great! Currently this appears as an attachment though on the page. I would rather that when you look at the page, you see the actual report vs clicking multiple links and end up downloading the file.
Is there a simple way to display *.html reports on a Confluence Page?
After researching this some more is looks like it requires the Confluence HTML Plugin. Using Confluence is kind of like driving in New Jersey. No matter which direction you go in, you are going to hit a toll.
Apologies, a fairly broad request eith little to offer. I would like to be able to create sections and page in onenote from a list, say in excel, using Powershell.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Not sure if this is still current enough to work properly without knowing what version of Powershell you are running, but here are a few pages that could help you out.
http://blogs.technet.com/b/jamesone/archive/2007/10/02/powershell-and-one-note-no-really.aspx
http://bdewey.com/2007/07/18/onenote-powershell-provider/
Essentially this gives you a OneNote provider that would let you navigate and create One-Note notebooks and pages as you would with any other powershell provider. Could help you out with what you are doing.
I recently started learning about drupal integration and because I wanted to learn how to create sites that I give to people with no html experience who want to be able to update their site. Through my research I learned that Drupal is the best supported CMS. It really does have a lot of nice features and accomplishes the job, but it almost has too many features for what I want.
I'm assuming there is some kind of open-source software for
I am an aspiring web developer trying to build my portfolio/gain experience. What I've been trying to do is build sites for clients that I can lose complete contact with--so when their store hours change and they have no HTML experience, I get emails about updating their site.
I figure there are three approaches: (tell me if there are more)
I write a php app that allows them to edit their site
I use a CMS (Drupal) to let them edit their site
I write scripts that embed text files formatted with {white-space: pre;}
I've so far implemented each method on 3 different sites, and they all work with drawbacks. I would prefer an open-source alternative to writing my own app for stability/security. Drupal seems more oriented towards allowing multiple users to add content, whereas I only want one user update existing content. The third option works well for computer-literate clients, but anyone who can navigate onto their server to change the file could probably figure out how to update the site without any of these approaches.
To sum up my problem, can anyone tell me the term I am looking for? Content Management System refers to the site framework for sites with a growing number of content posts (correct me if I'm wrong). What is the term for the site framework for editing sites with predefined but editable pages? If you could please tell me that, then I can at least research this question on my own. Otherwise, if you have any advice or solutions, they are much appreciated!
Thanks
user1470887, you've asked a great question. The answer, unfortunately, is that too many of the existing CMS products overlook this use case. It doesn't have an exact name as far as I know.
The term "in-place editing" describes one version of this (user clicks text on web page, block of text becomes a form, user edits contents and presses submit button, new text is sent to webserver and saved, and the form becomes normal text again). But I gather you would be happy with anything that lets them edit-existing but not create-new.
I'm also guessing you don't want to build your own Drupal module or commission one.
I do not know Drupal well enough to know whether there's a Drupal module that meets your needs. I'd recommend a careful search, though, especially if you are already somewhat familiar with Drupal. (Yes, Drupal can seem like too much CMS at times.)
However ... if you can't find a Drupal solution or want an alternative to Drupal, MODX Revolution does have an answer: set it up and then install Bob Ray's NewsPublisher add-on. It will put an "edit" button on pages which a user has the right to edit, but not on pages where they don't have edit rights. (And of course users will only be able to edit the title, body content etc - not the entire page.)
Bob Ray has literally written the book on MODX (MODX: The Official Guide). I was able to successfully adapt NewsPublisher to a project last year similar to what you have described, with predefined pages that the user would only need to edit over time. The latest NewsPublisher version, untested by me, is said to be further improved and can now be styled much more easily using CSS. That should allow you to give your users a customised and consistent interface.
As andmag also notes, MODX is a very flexible system for web developers focused on the presentation layer. It has the best templating system going.
I'll recomend you to try MODX. It gives you big flexibility to run your php or html code.