I am working on a custom doclib javascript. I have a folder structure which is similar to A --> B --> C where A and B have multiple children. I have the noderef of the folder A which I have found out through
"this.doclistMetadata.parent.nodeRef"
What is the easiest way to get the uri from the Node "C" while staying at Node A level? Can file path be used for this purpose?
You should get ScriptNode object (ScriptNode class):
var A = this.doclistMetadata.parent;
// or by nodeRef
// var A = search.findNode("workspace://SpacesStore/abcdefg-your-A-folder-id");
and use ScriptNode API
var C = A.childByNamePath("B/C");
print(C.name+" nodeRef: "+C.nodeRef.toString());
print(C.name+" children: "+C.childFileFolders());
It works for any ScriptNode object, virtual/smart folders too.
I think that you can use this:
For example, in the workflows, you can search for an element with the id "page_x002e_data-form_x002e_task-edit_x0023_default_assoc_packageItems". If there is more than one document associated, the value will be a comma separated list of noderefs.
var nodeRef = YAHOO.util.Selector.query("#page_x002e_data-form_x002e_task-edit_x0023_default_assoc_packageItems")[0].value;
Using the browser debug tool, you can inspect the html. As you can see in the image attached below, Alfresco stores the documents attached to the task in an hidden input. You could use YAHOO to get it.
(Source: https://stackoverflow.com/a/35257692/4337310)
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I am trying to add the secondary properties (title,description) programmatically to a document in Alfresco using CMIS 1.1.
code snippet:
properties.put(PropertyIds.NAME, fileName);
properties.put(PropertyIds.OBJECT_TYPE_ID, "cmis:document,P:cm:titled");
properties.put(PropertyIds.SECONDARY_OBJECT_TYPE_IDS, "P:cm:titled");
properties.put("cm:title", "test title");
properties.put("cm:description", "description of document");
The code results in successful upload of the document to the Alfresco site without any issues,but the title and description are empty in Alfresco UI.
I also tried setting the tags to a document as well. Tags were also empty in alfresco site.
The code snippet
document = parentFolder.createDocument(properties, contentStream, null);
AlfrescoDocument alfDoc = (AlfrescoDocument) document;
Map<String, Object> properties1 = new HashMap<String, Object>();
List<String> tags = new ArrayList<String>();
tags.add("cmisTag");
tags.add("testTag");
properties1.put("cm:taggable",tags);
alfDoc.updateProperties(properties1);
On first look I thought it might be that you are setting your secondary object type IDs property to a single value instead of an array, but then I looked at my gist on this and I am also using a String instead of an array of Strings.
Now I notice that you are using AlfrescoDocument which means you are using the OpenCMIS Extension. If you are using CMIS 1.1 you do NOT want to use the OpenCMIS extension. Just use the regular OpenCMIS library without it. Use Document instead of AlfrescoDocument.
I use Umbraco v4, but think this should be a common problem.
I have a generic property "myNode" of "Content Picker", that should obtain a DynamicNode...
so doying myObj.myNode I obtain the node itself... so can use myObj.myNode.Url
But doying the myObj.GetPropertyValue("myNode") I obtain the ... string ID value of the node... so can't anymore do myObj.GetPropertyValue("myNode").Url (string does not have Url property)
I can't use directly myObj.myNode, because the name is "dynamic" (the same function should use "your"+"Node" or "their"+"Node" upon conditions - the example is very aproximative, but hope the idea is clear)...
I even did myObj.GetPropertyValue<DynamicNode>("myNode"), but the result was the same: "8124" (the node id)
So, how to obtain the real property value, not just string representation of it?
Your content picker does not contain a node, it contains an id of a node.
myObj.GetPropertyValue("myNode") does exactly what is says, gets the value of a property called myNode on the instantiated DynamicNode object. It is not designed to return the node itself.
If you want to return the node whose ID your 'myNode' property contains then you have to use that value in a call to instantiate another DynamicNode
DynamicNode myNewNode = new DynamicNode(myObj.GetPropertyValue("myNode"))
or
Model.NodeById(myObj.GetPropertyValue("myNode"))
Use somethings like: mynode = Umbraco.Content(CurrentPage.myNode).Url (for Umbraco 6 and 7) For Umbraco 4 i use this Model.NodeById(Model.myNode).Url; in a script file. (I think it need at least Umbraco 4.7.x)
See also https://our.umbraco.org/documentation/Using-Umbraco/Backoffice-Overview/Property-Editors/Built-in-Property-Editors/Content-Picker
A not so elegant solution, but at least a solution that work:
var linkNode = image.GetPropertyValue("imgLinkNode" + model._lang.ToUpper());
if (linkNode is string)
{
string id = linkNode;
linkNode = model.NodeById(id);
}
var linkNodeUrl = linkNode.Url;
Here it is told how to get a list of children of a NodeRef. Here is the code:
List<ChildAssociationRef> children = nodeService.getChildAssocs(c);
for (ChildAssociationRef childAssoc : children) {
NodeRef childNodeRef = childAssoc.getChildRef();
// Use childNodeRef here.
}
What is the parameter companyHome, what type is it and the most important is how to get it from the process?
companyHome is a root node in alfresco of files which we are creating or uploading.
Below code sample which you have given is for iterating childrens of node c, where c can be folder(space) or file in alfresco file system.In alfresco files are called content and folders are called space.
List<ChildAssociationRef> children = nodeService.getChildAssocs(c);
for (ChildAssociationRef childAssoc : children) {
NodeRef childNodeRef = childAssoc.getChildRef();
// Use childNodeRef here.
}
For retrieving company home node you can use search service and use lucene search for that. Below is link for lucene search.
https://wiki.alfresco.com/wiki/Search
For understanding search service you can use any of below link.
https://wiki.alfresco.com/wiki/Search
https://wiki.alfresco.com/wiki/Search
I'm writing a GUI extension and using the Anquilla framework to get a list of Keywords within a Category. I'm obtaining an XML document for the list of keywords then working with that document within my extension.
My problem is that the returned XML doesn't contain the Keyword's 'Description' value. I have the Title and Key etc.
My original code looks like this:
var category = $models.getItem("CATEGORYTCMID:);
var list = category.getListKeywords();
list.getXml();
A typical node returned is this:
<tcm:Item ID="tcm:4-1749-1024"
Type="1024" Title="rate_one" Lock="0" IsRoot="true"
Modified="2012-12-17T23:01:59" FromPub="010 Schema"
Key="rate_one_value" IsAbstract="false"
CategoryTitle="TagSelector"
CategoryID="tcm:4-469-512" Icon="T1024L0P0"
Allow="268560384" Deny="96" IsNew="false"
Managed="1024"/></tcm:ListKeywords>
So I've tried using a Filter to give me additional column information:
var filter = new Tridion.ContentManager.ListFilter();
filter.columns = Tridion.Constants.ColumnFilter.EXTENDED;
var list = category.getListKeywords(filter);
Unfortunately this only gives the additional XML attributes:
IsShared="true" IsLocalized="false"
I'd really like the description value to be part of this XML without having to create a Keyword object from the XML. Is such a thing possible?
cough any ideas? cough
I'm afraid you'll have to load the Keyword itself to get the Description.
It's not used in any lists, so it's not returned in the XML.
You could always create a List Extender to add this information to the list, but try to be smart about it since this extender will execute everytime a GetList is called.
Won't save you from having to open every keyword in the list, but you'll be doing it server-side (with Core Service/NetTcp for instance) which will probably be easier and faster than opening each keyword with Anguilla.
In this instance I only need the one keyword, so I simply get it from the CMS. Getting an object in Anguilla is a bit weird, here's the code:
In your main code area:
var selectedKy = $models.getItem("TcmUriOfKeywordHere");
if (selectedKy.isLoaded()) {
p.selectedKy = selectedKy;
this.onselectedKyLoaded();
} else {
$evt.addEventHandler(selectedKy, "load", this.onselectedKyLoaded);
selectedKy.load();
}
It's worth noting how I store the keyword in the properties of the item, so I can obtain it in the onselectedKyLoaded function
The function called once the item is loaded
ContentBloom.ExampleGuiExtension.prototype.onselectedKyLoaded = function (event) {
var p = this.properties;
var selectedDescription = p.selectedKy.getDescription();
// do what you need to do with the description :)
};
I resolved this, thanks to the answer here: https://stackoverflow.com/a/12805939/1221032 - Cheers Nuno :)
I am putting together a functional design for a site which will aims use the Tridion 2012 UI/XM to manage pages. There are 2 regions on the page, a main content area on the left and a side-bar on the right. Ideally users should be able to drag and drop content into and within these regions. In an ideal world I would like to define the regions along the lines of
Side Bar: any CP for which the CT has the text 'Right' in it.
Main: all other CPs
Looking at the documentation it seems that you need to explicitly use CT/Schema ID pairs to define regions. Is there any possibility to do this in any other way?
At the very least I would like to be able to define that the side bar allows a certain fixed set of CT/Schema ID pairs, but have the main region as a catchall bucket.. Is this possible?
It is also possible that the Side Bar is split into 2 regions, above and below an advertisement. Both regions should allow the same types of CP - as far as I understand this is not possible - is this correct? Are there any ideas for workarounds?
To configure regions that take all Content Types, You need to get Publication AppData and loop through the content types and build your json markup for enabling this.You could write C# TBB which includes on each page template and does this logic, you can define some metadata at CT level which determines which region it will go in and build the Region JSON markup.
Below is the snippet to get all Component types to add in one region. You could change the logic to get only right just by checking the template name.
// get the publication from the engine -- using TemplateBase Util..
Publication thisPub = GetPublication();
XmlElement seAppdata = thisPub.LoadApplicationData("SiteEdit").GetAs<XmlElement>();
XmlNamespaceManager seNsMgr = new XmlNamespaceManager(new NameTable());
seNsMgr.AddNamespace("se", "http://www.sdltridion.com/2011/SiteEdit");
seNsMgr.AddNamespace("xlink", "http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink");
XmlNodeList contentTypes = (XmlNodeList)seAppdata.SelectNodes("//se:ContentTypes/se:ContentType", seNsMgr);
List<String> contentTypeJson = new List<String>();
foreach (XmlNode contentType in contentTypes)
{
string templateId = contentType.SelectSingleNode("se:ComponentTemplate/#xlink:href", seNsMgr).Value;
string componentId = contentType.SelectSingleNode("se:Component/#xlink:href", seNsMgr).Value;
Component thisSchema = (Component)engine.GetObject(componentId);
string schemaId = thisSchema.Schema.Id;
// Add json formated string for Content Types
contentTypeJson.Add(string.Format("{{schema: \"{0}\", template: \"{1}\"}}", schemaId, templateId));
}
// Final Markup - JSON
String allRegionSeText = string.Format("<!-- Start Region: {{title: \"All Region\", allowedComponentTypes: [{0}], minOccurs: 1, maxOccurs: 5 }} -->", string.Join(",", contentTypeJson.ToArray()));
// Push to the package to use in DWT..
package.PushItem("ALL_REGION", package.CreateStringItem(ContentType.Text, allRegionSeText));
Hope this helps.
Have you tried creating a region without specifying CT/Schema pairs? I remember seeing in an early implementation that you could drop a content type anywhere because regions hadn't been configured properly (or perhaps at all).