I've installed the lfeditor extension, the backend module is registered as per below (ext_tables.php):
TYPO3\CMS\Extbase\Utility\ExtensionUtility::registerModule(
'SGalinski.lfeditor',
'user',
...
In other words, the backend module is registered as a submodule of the user main module.
I can't seem to be able to find the backend module though. Changing the second parameter to 'web' results in the link showing up under Web, but of course I don't want to change the original code.
How do I activate the user main module?
User menu was moved to the top bar, so modules added to it will be availble there ;) Right, this one should be probably be placed in other menu (System?), but I think that's an author's concept.
Try to activate one of the "User" extension, for example "User>User Settings". If you activate it, menu "USER TOOLS" should be visible.
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I'm using:
SAP UI5 version 1.38.8
sap.ui.comp.variants.VariantManagement
My problem is that I can't set an item programmatically so that the item is shown as 'selected' in the management dialog.
It works in the select dialogue (or popup), as shown below:
However, it doesn't work in the "variants manage" dialog, as you can see in here
Unfortunately, I need to use version 1.38.8 (because of restrictions by customer's environment). Any ideas how to solve this problem?
Solution:
variantManagment.setDefaultVariantKey(item.VariantId);
after Variants were loaded.
I don't know why it didn't work at my first tries.
As you can see here: [1]: https://i.stack.imgur.com/oVfts.png . I have build some pages from templates but they are not showing in admin panel. When I go for example to : http://sulu-dev.lo/contact, it opens that page.
Are you using the doctrine-dbal transport layer and do you have some kind of special character (dot, dash, ...) in your webspace configuration? There is currently an issue in Jackalope Doctrine DBAL which causes this behavior. Simply change the webspace key, use bin/adminconsole sulu:build --destroy to initialize Sulu again.
The --destroy option deletes all the existing data. If you don't want to do that you should move the /cmf/<webspace> node to match the new key using something like the PHPCR Shell on your own.
Somewhat new to active admin (4-5 internal apps). I've found it to be straightforward and flexible.
However, when I deploy an app to a context other than root, the menus fail.
For example given a domain, 'Rate' the menu generates a link to '/admin/rates'. No problems, all works as expected. However, if I deploy to context '/xyz' the menu still generates a link of '/admin/rates' instead of the '/xyz/admin/rates' expected.
Is there a configuration step I might have missed?
Thanks
Edit...
I'm deploying on torquebox
Tried surrounding in a scope, made me more confused. ie
/xyz/xyz/admin/rates
scope :path => '/xyz' do
devise_for :admin_users, ActiveAdmin::Devise.config
ActiveAdmin.routes(self)
end
In your project directory look for app/admin/rates.rb
ActiveAdmin.register Rate do
menu :url => "/app/admin/rates"
end
This will change the URL that the menu item links to only. Without affecting the routing in rails.
In our project we would like to have a workflow which checks whether all three signatures (implemented through booleans) have been added to an object of type "Project" before it continues to the next state.
Unfortunately this doesn't seem to be possible while editing the workflow through the web and we haven't been able to find it in the documentation either.
How would we do it?
Thank you very much for any assistance.
Use the transition Guard expression to check for this:
python: here.getFirstBoolean() and here.getSecondBoolean() and here.getThirdBoolean()
This can be access through the ZMI:
append /manage onto site root
go to "portal_workflow"
click the "contents" tab
click on the workflow you're using
click the transitions
you should see the area for a guard expression
You could put the login into a Script in the custom folder also if you wanted to make it easier and do it all TTW.
I'm starting to get into dnn 5 module programming (using dnn for the very first time).
The issue is i can't seem to be able to use my new module. i programm it, then apparently y install it, but when i try to add it to a pane in the page, the page loads, but no module appears. i try to install it again, but a tag reads "it's allready installed".
i've followed instructions for doing this, for dnn 4, but there seems to be something different in the procedure to follow.
Here are the instructions i "adapted" to dnn 5:
http://blog.dmbcllc.com/2008/05/29/dotnetnuke-modules-registering-your-module/
I hope some one can tell me what i am doing wrong, or more likely, what should i change in the instructions followed.
Try this and if it fails, please post the module definition. (.dnn file)
I did my first dnn 5 module last week - I created the new module definition directly from the dnn host admin area and didn't add any controls. Once I added the controls, my module still didn't appear because all my controls had a "key" defined.
You need to make sure that 1 control in your module definition is added "without" a key - this is the default view (ascx) that will load for you.