Any way to hide the Page Navigator that appears on the top of every App Maker produced page? When you create your own custom menu system that navigates the site then there is no longer a need for the page navigator. Also, the naming convention on the pages are not exactly user friendly (not allowing spaces for example) so that makes the page navigator look more like a developer tool than an end-user one. And last but not least, the page navigator is redundant if you only have one page in your app.
You can show/hide page chooser by setting ?console= URL parameter to 1 or 0 correspondingly.
But as Morfinismo noticed, most likely you are looking for creating a deployment which you can share with your end users, configure permissions, etc., since only you can access your Preview deployment.
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We've added a role to DNN named, "Content Manager." Almost all the site's content is in 2sxc Content app stuff; Basic Content, Links, Locations, etc. What is the most efficient way to get DNN and 2sxc setup so that these users can only Edit the content. Not change the template (View) or get in to DNN's module or page settings or anything else. Most of our efforts so far either involve a lot of setup work and module permission changes - or - if we stick close to the defaults, we give these users too many options when logged in. Basically we want them to only see the blue circle edit pencil button and nothing else.
So I found this by accident, but it seems to work! Perhaps #iJungleBoy has some additional feedback.
Get the RoleID from the database for the role you created for Content Editors. Then, in your 2SXC app, go to the apps Administration page, click App in the top toolbar, click the icon next to App Permissions, add a new permission with the ID of the role in the Identity field, leave the condition unset, and choose from the Grant options that meets your need. The entry for "Edit (Create, Read, Update, Delete)" may be what you are looking for.
If that doesn't work, you may need to manage the App Permissions for all 2sxc apps. You can follow this link for background on it. Basically you need to put the page in Edit mode and then on the gear icon select Apps Management. On that screen, click the Features button on the toolbar. Click Manage Features, and then enable the one entitled "Permission by Group / Role".
For more background on permissions, check here.
Hope that helps get you on a good path.
We want to create a "what's new" page in Phriction, as we can seamlessly link with the issues and other help articles.
However, we also want to display this web page in our Qt application (when it detects a new version is available for download). But in that particular case it would be nice to just have a plain vanilla page without all phabricator menus etc.
Is that possible?
You could link to the print version of the page, or build your own page via conduit. There are no "skins" for Phriction.
I need to implement some pop-up dialogs in sitecore. The popups are used in an existing angular site and I would like to reuse as much as possible.
Use case: From a sitecore form activate the dialog, init the dialog with data from the sitecore field. If the user presses OK, then write back the new value to the site core field.
I know that sitecore has an IFrame type but I know that the browser will not allow me to write back to the parent window from a site in another domain.
So what options do I have?
It is possible to communicate cross iframes and cross domains by posting it between, see example here
I want to move standard button override (Clone) on custom object through Outbound change Sets, but I'm unable to find this position in possible changes.
In which category Button Overrides are stored?
Custom buttons and links are listed in change sets under 'Button or Link'. To deploy the Page Layouts to which they are assigned, be sure to add it to the change set under 'Page Layouts'.
If you want to deploy a button overridden with a Visualforce page, you will need to deploy the whole object, the Visualforce page, its Apex Classes, and any components that are in the Visualforce page. In addition, once you have deployed the pages and classes, you will need to go into the new environment and give the appropriate profiles access to them, otherwise navigating to the page will give them an 'Insufficient Privileges' error.
If you want more finely-grained control over what specific metadata components you are deploying (and you don't simply want to do it manually in the target org) then you should consider using the ANT-based metadata migration tool that Salesforce provides. It has some more power and flexibility in terms of migrating sub-components of metadata. Here is a link with a little getting started video for that, and here is the documentation.
Is not it possible to add a flex url to bookmarks. If not,Please let me know if any alternatives are there. Thank you.
There is a concept in Flex called deep linking.
You can read all about it in the docs.
You basically just need one class: the BrowserManager.
This class allows you to:
control the navigation history of your browser
set window titles for different states of your application
set specific URL's in your browser's URL bar for different states of your application
listen for changes in the browser's URL bar, so the state of the application can be changed accordingly
So you can have URL's like
http://www.myflexapp.com/#dashboard
http://www.myflexapp.com/#product/123
which can tell your application to display the right information.
Why is there a pound sign in the URL?
That's because we don't want to reload the entire application when the user changes the URL. So we stay on one page with the same app loaded; the part behind the pound signs is information that is being sent to the Flex app, which can change it's state according to this information.
You could look at: http://code.google.com/p/bookmarks-framework/