When generating a workspace preview-link on a page where the first language is hidden, you will get "page is not available in the requested" language, anybody knows how to automaticly fallback to an active language? This is not a normal behaviour, testet it in another installation, where it works.
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My entire VS Code is in English, but sometimes some of the fixes under "Show fixes" appear in Polish. I would like to switch to English entirely. How can I do that?
I have already switched my language under "Configure Display Language" to en. I've also tried downloading an English extension but it failed too. Is there an option that I missed that sets the language of (some) of the fixes to my default OS system?
One in English, one in Polish
I have TYPO3 8.7.1 installed and when I login to backend in "About modules" page a red message appears: "Important Notice!
One or more problems were detected with your TYPO3 installation. Please check the status report for more information."
How can I remove this? Because in Reports > Status report, only things that I'm not sure about are these, but they don't show as errors, just notices:
updates Update Incomplete
Your system registers XCLASS
If you want disable all systems related Important Notice message.
Then you can disable systems extension reports. I am not sure, but i think all system related important notice message are generated through this extension.
How can I delete the Site Spaces tab as part of the Confluence dashboard? I'm using the Subspace add-on and have no use for that ever growing flat list of spaces.
UPDATE: I'm using the latest Confluence version 5.x what ever exactly that is. The Subspace add-on offers a hierarchical view of all Spaces so I don't need the default flat view that doesn't scale well and bloats the Confluence Dashboard page.
This is how I would edit the dashboard macros in Confluence version 4.3.something, I think it's more or less the exact same process in version 5:
First, access the site administration page by going to "Edit" -> "Administration" -> "Site Administration"
Once you're on the site administration page, look for the "Add-ons" section of the left hand menu. There should be a "Manage Add-ons" link under that section, click it.
Now you'll want to scroll down to the "System Plugins" section. You'll need to click the "Show System Plugins" link in order to have these add-ons displayed. These add-ons are not displayed automatically because changing them can seriously impact the functionality of certain parts of confluence. Be careful here to not change anything you didn't intend to, and make sure you can undo any changes you do intend to make. I would recommend having the dashboard page open in another browser window or tab so you can refresh it without leaving the "Manage Add-ons" page. This way, if you accidentally change or remove something fatal, you can revert any changes without a great deal of trouble.
Once the system plugins list is displayed, scroll down until you see the "Dashboard Macros" item. Click that, and then, depending on your settings, you will either have to choose "Manage Plugin Modules" or you will simply have to expand a list of modules which are enabled. From here, you can find the modules you want to disable and do so. For instance, you could simply disable the "Popular Tab" module to remove that from the updates list, or you could choose the "spaces-list" module to remove the long list of all site spaces. Once you've made the changes you want, be sure to refresh the dashboard page to check the impact you've had before closing the administration page. When you're finished, drop administration access to avoid unintentionally breaking something down the road.
Here's a link to some general information about customising the dashboard in 4.3:
https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/CONF43/Customising+the+Dashboard
and here's a link to the same basic info for version 5:
https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/Customising+the+Confluence+Dashboard
I hope that helps.
The local save feature of the Chrome Dev tools Sources tab is very powerful.
However, I can't completely tell what kind of changes actually hold.
What changes are actually activated?
Ctrl-S applies your changes into v8.
So the the dynamic page behavior will work differently according to the changed code.
The star symbol in the file title indicates that the recent changes in the file haven't been sent to v8.
You have to save the changed file to the place where the web server gets it if you want to see the changes after reloading the page. You could do that with help of context menu.
As the title suggests, is there any way to filter the “Open Resource” dialog based on path? For example, so I can navigate to c/foo or d/foo without having to up/down through the {a,b}/foo?
I don't fully understand your question, but it might be possible to do with 3.6M7, since
support for paths was recently added to the open resource dialog - see this bug report.