Looking for developers who have experienced this problem and have implemented a working solution...
I have been using the TabContainer control successfully in my VB.Net 3.5 web app for years. It has worked in the web app that I am experiencing a problem with for at least 2 years both on my local machine and the live web server.
However, I have moved the site to a different server and now the TabContainer controls are not working. I am thinking that I need to change a server setting or a file permission? I don't believe that I need to change my code (script tag, web.config, etc).
Thanks in advance for your time!
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I have not used JasperReports in a number of years. It has changed :-) I've decided that the Community version of Jasper Server is what I need. The install (Postgres and Tomcat defaults) went smoothly and was happy when poking around the result. However, I cannot get my MySQL datasource to test correctly...even though I'm logged in as an admin user and the connection (all at localhost) works fine in JasperStudio. To make matters worse, I want to use the dashboard tool. All the tutorials show what looks like a dash for the tool that includes a big Dashboard icon...but I don't know how to see that page. For me, it defaults to a page with a folder listing on the left and repository display in the main frame. Where is the tool's dashboard? I don't even see the "create" tab across the top frame...all I see is: Library, View, Manage...
Did I miss something in the setup? I followed the directions that came with the 7.x install without any red flags...
Jasper Servevr Community edition does not supports features like adhoc reporting, dashboards, visualize.js etc.. If you are looking for Dashboard feature either you have to use Professional or Enterprise.
Since the TYPO3 forum seems a bit dead, I thought I'll try my luck here. If anyone knows a different place to ask, be sure to name it and I'll delete this post.
I recently acquired a project with TYPO3 webistes that I need to migrate from 6.2 to 7.6. I will probably need to rewrite a lot of customized extensions and I want to start with the login system. The main site uses shibboleth_auth (which is discontinued) that has been partially rewritten to fetch login data from different endpoint.
Now, what is the current alternative for this extension? And how do I "extend" an extension so that It can still be upgraded, but also uses my methods? ( in this case, the custom endpoints for login verifications ).
I know that the University of Austria and Munich are currently working on a shibboleth authentication plugin that will work with 7.6. They asked a couple of weeks ago about feature requests and funding.
Our agency is maintaining a friendly fork of EXT:shibboleth_auth, it can be found at GitHub and Packagist. It is currently compatible with TYPO3 8.7 CMS and a version for TYPO3 10.4 LTS will follow shortly.
So this is really puzzling me.
I've been asked to take a look at a Magento based website after it stopped working.
The error when accessing the website is here: http://pastebin.com/pKUm1Tby
All I know is that it is Magento version 1.7.0.2.
I'm struggling to get any sense out of the current hosts. They did not develop it and the original developers are no longer around.
I am using eclipse to develop an extjs based application with apache tomcat v6, and it seems to me like that the tool is not the best because sometimes (often) I have to restart the server to view changes in the browser even so I do small changes (js file). If you can advice me which tool is more convenient for Ext-Js (4.x) or tricks for eclipse.
You need to set up a way to disable page caching. You can do this through browser development tools (IE Developer Tools, Firebug, Chrome Development Tools, etc.) or through your server configuration.
In my work, we use a Java class that takes a list of JavaScript/CSS files and appends the request time as a Unix date to prevent the browser from caching. It then inserts the script tags into the page so the output looks like this:
<script type="text/javascript" src="app.js?_cb=20120319123456"></script>
So everything you access a page, the _cb param updates and it gets the new version of the file every time.
If you're already doing something like this and it isn't working, I would recommend switching to NetBeans. That's what I use and it works great.
If you're using MVC - which is brand-new feature of Ext JS 4 - you'll never need to restart or publish changes to application server. It always gets the updated file from file system.
I'm developing an MVC 2 application and have it on a web host. It works fine, but the strange thing is that when I update files, the updates don't "take". I can even delete an entire Controller file (just for testing the update problem), and it doesn't matter. I can still go to that page on the live site. That shouldn't be possible, but apparently it does, as if the Controller was still there.
The only way I can update the site at the moment is by deleting every single file on the server, and then upload the entire site again. Then (strangely) it works, and the updates take.
Does anyone have any experience with similar problems and ideas for how to solve it? BTW, I have asked the support at the web host, but unfortunately they rarely have any answers for anything but the simplest problems, so I thought I might be better off asking here.
If you edit a controller file, then you need to recompile it and deploy the .dll file, there is no need to even bother hosting the controller files.
You can edit the views freely though.