Hey does anyone know if there is a handy way to create folder shortcuts, or quickly navigate between folders in JupyterLab? Unfortunately my files are spread over a SharePoint site and im trying to figure out the most efficient way to fire up my notebooks.
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searched through jupyerlab settings, google search etc.
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Is there a known way of connecting WordPress and Sharepoint in a way, that i can choose files located in Sharepoint inside my WordPress media library?
I searched for hours, but cannot find a solution.
Probably looking the wrong direction.
I read the Sharepoint API -Documentation on files, and learned that I could probably write a Plugin myself, but this will probably get pretty time consuming.
I also found a tutorial on how to automatically create posts in WP from Sharepoint using Powerautomate. I could probably adjust this in order to push files from Sharepoint to WordPress. But I actually don't wont to copy files to WordPress, I want to access them directly.
As a further approach i integrated OneDrive into WordPress using this plugin
But this just creates a new problem because I can't find a way to access the folder, created by the Plugin in OneDrive from Sharepoint.
It boggles my mind, that I can't find a ready made solution.
I can't be the only one with that requirement, or am I?
Help is greatly appreciated
So I am trying to customize my already running website via custom code
for better user experience etc.
I see a lot of people developing for WordPress via the code editor
and I simply can't find any information on how I can access my website
via a code editor and customize it with customer HTML, CSS, and javascript (or react.js)
and of course, PHP if necessary.
Could anyone please help me where I can find that information?
I would be very grateful!
Not sure exactly what you are looking for, but I go to CPanel on my host and open File Manager. Scroll down to the public_html folder and the web site below that. Select a PHP file and click Edit. Beware, though, that updating the theme will wipe out any changes when taking this approach.
I'm looking for way to display a shared google drive folder including the subfolders on a single webpage. So far I'm using an iframe and embeddedfolderview method to display the files from an single folder. The Problem is: Once there is another folder within the first one, clicking on it takes me to google drive by opening a new tab. I want to stay on the webpage though and just browse through the files there, also being able to download them.
Is there a way of achieving this?
I'm very grateful for any kind of help, quite limited myself I'm afraid.
PS: Why am I doing this? I want to grant students of our school viewing access to some files via a protected area on our school webpage. To be able to display files from a folder on a webpage the folder's share setting need to be set to "public". Once redirected to google drive by clicking on a sub folder the link to this whole folder is in plain view and easy to copy and share around hence leaving our password protected webpage. So I want an otherwise publicly shared folder to only really be viewed on our webpage and nowhere else.
Thanks again for any help.
Most sites; especially Google, have catch scripts to avoid malicious or intrusive scripting.
Just to let you know the Object and XMLHttpRequest methods are not working either.
I tested due to time to spare with this Coronavirus.
The best way to go is to have your own site or blog. There's some free like wordpress.com and wix.com. But this being a school access issue, not sure what they will allow.
You might want to contact your technology personnel at school to see what they tell you.
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Ramon
I want to redeploy my project, but I lost the link that takes me to my galaxy dashboard to check my domain. (along with the redeployment command)
I tried to search for the link online but unfortunately I had no luck.
I didn't know I would face difficulties in finding the link, otherwise I would have saved it.
How can I find the link?
For us-east: https://galaxy.meteor.com/
For Europe: https://eu-west-1.galaxy.meteor.com/
See the deploy guide
I have a site that I has been created in Adobe Business Catalyst. I am not a fan of this CMS. I am looking to change it to a WordPress site. Is there any easy way to do this? Is there any kind of conversion software or service? I want to keep all the file names and redirects, etc the same.
One of my clients wanted to leave Business Catalyst and merge it with a Wordpress.com blog. The way I got around Adobe's lack of export was as follows;
I used my Linux Server to pull everything off the Adobe Servers using
wget --mirror -p --convert-links -P ./Local/Dir Website-ULR
Tutorial Here, Number 10
All the HTML files came down without any extensions so;
I copied the directory to my Mac and used Fork Lift to batch rename the files to add .html - though any renaming software will do.
The import tool for Wordpress needs an index file to find all your pages so I needed to make an index.html page with links to every post so;
I copied them back to the Linux machine and used
tree -H baseHREF ./Local/Dir
depending on OS you may need to download the tree package or similar.
This then generated an onscreen HTML file in the Terminal Window so;
I copied the HTML code it created and put it into Dreamweaver with the rest of the site, though any software will do, to run a batch clean up of the links.
As Wordpress.com doesn't allow you to install plugins I needed to put it on a my local installation of Wordpress to do the import.
I then used the Import HTML 2 plugin to get the pages into my local Wordpress installation
As I was moving the files to a Wordpress.com site;
Export from from my Wordpress and import into their blog.
I hope this helps anyone, in total it took me 12 hours to find all the tools I needed and to work out all the steps I needed. If i needed to do it again it would take up to an hour now I know how to do it.
I had more links in the post but as I'm new to the forum I was only allow 2.
Better people than I might be able tell you a quicker way to do this.
The only things that can be "exported" in Business Catalyst are E-commerce products and Web App items - they can be exported as .CSV files. You can then hire a programmer to convert them over to a format that works with Wordpress.
Exporting blogs from the Business Catalyst blog module is tricky - one way to do it is to enable RSS and copy the RSS feed and open it in excel to save it as a .CSV or .TAB file where you may be able to import the blogs or get a programmer to convert it into soomething Wordpress compatible.
Thank you for taking time to better explain your platform to me.
In the way of an answer, I recommend the following:
Export your current web site details into a csv file using Screaming Frog.
Then use the CVS Importer WordPress Plugin
This is working for me. I would still be pleased to hear if others have found a process that they also find suitable.