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I have Installed SDL Tridion User Interface 2012 successfully and able to create a pageType and configure Content Types (from Publication’s properties).
Now I have below issues/concerns -
As per my understanding whenever a new page will be created using this page type, all the metadata, components etc. should be cloned.
But I am not getting any option to select a page type during page creation.
Is it possible to create multiple content types per publication and how I can allow a Content Type on a specified Page Type?
Content Types are only used in SiteEdit -- and yes, you can create multiple per Publication. You configure this on the Dashboard tab.
For more information, have a look at the documentation on LiveContent.
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I'm creating my first ASP.NET website for selling furniture and I am confused about creating my database. I want to sell products for many categories like bedrooms, and every user can add products to cart; here is my master page template
I introduce you a simple database design for the issue using 4 proposed tables in the following:
Persons; to keep your users info in it.
ProductCategories; to keep the product groups in it as mentioned like bedroom.
Products; to keep the all products with their categories.
Carts; actually this is not mandatory, you can manage this by cookies.
Note: This proposal is very very basic and simple, so it can be extended by your needs.
Here is the mentioned tables with their fields(in the minimum) as graphical interface in the Microsoft SQL Server design:
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My client is concerned because he can't see the content of his pages in the WordPress dashboard. The reason is because the content of each page is hard-written in its own page template. I used templates for all pages because each one has a complicated layout with pieces of content scattered everywhere with different styles and everything.
My question is : is content hard-written in WP page templates equally indexable by search engines as norman page content (meaning written in the page's main text editor in the dashboard) ?
Search engines see whatever your website spits out. They don't care what technology you use our whether it is hardcoded or dynamic. In fact they can't even tell because they don't see what's on your server.
So, no, there is no difference and it doesn't matter.
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Is there a way to set up a Webform such that I can turn component field submissions into tokens for use in the submission email?
For example, I want to include "Message from [email address]" in the email subject line. The default options only allow for including only the component field in the email (subject: [email]), or only custom text.
Is there a way I can turn the component field submission into a token for use in the email? Looks like there's a module for turning webform items into tokens, but it's not for use within webform.
Figured it out - use %value[key] whenever you want to get a submitted field value. I found it from a random search that brought me here: http://drupal.org/node/1010648.
Feels like %value[key] should be in the Token help dictionary in the email section of the webform admin UI this was a botch to find.
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Well I have a lot of confusions about wordpress. And I unfortunately could not find a satisfactory answer to my questions. So expecting a detailed answer.
To what extent we can customize a wordpress website?
for what kind of projects we should use wordpress.
Can we create a database oriented website in wordpress?
For example I want to create a website that will probably have Home | Products| Contact Us pages. And there will be two tables categories table and actual products table (where each product belongs to a category). Admin will like to add/modify categories and products later.
Should I use wordpress or simple php/CodeIgniter for developing this kind of project?
This post could be of some help....
Innovative uses of WordPress
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I need to design a site map page of my website in asp.net.
I am confused whether to use custom site map and retrieve information from database, or directly retrieve information from database and bind it to hyperlink...
Please help.
The benefit of using a custom site map provider is that you can use it with the SiteMapPath, Menu, and TreeView controls. You also get access to security trimming, which is nice if your site map changes based upon permissions.
The downside is it can be fairly rigid when it comes to query strings, and you have to jump through the provider model hoops just to retrieve some data from the database.
I would say to use the custom provider if you plan on displaying the sitemap in multiple ways (Menu, SiteMapPath, etc) or need security trimming. If you don't, follow KISS, and just do your basic data access with hyperlinks.