I'm trying to create a netsuite bundle starting from a saved search and its template (an Advanced PDF/HTML Templates).
The problem is that during the creation steps I can see the saved search, but not the template.
Can anyone explain me why? Is there a visibility attribute to set in the template?
Thanks!
Advanced PDF Template is not yet supported in SuiteBundle.
Update:
I noticed that when I create a new advanced template by customizing a standard one, I can see the new template in the bundle creation process.
If I start from a "saved search", I don't...
It is weird, ins't it?
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I have created a custom form in a custom module but No matter what I do, the form is still is using core/themes/classy/templates/form/form.html.twig as the template. i've tried everything (that I can find) on the web but still no way to have own template applied. Please help!
Tried everything google can find me.
Just need my custom template to be applied instead of the default one.
My only requirement is for the module to contain its own theme templates and not rely on a specific theme.
Having tried everything I could find, I resulted to overwriting the template in a new theme rather than in the module. I wanted something else, but better than continuing to waste time. I hope this helps someone else.
I am just starting to learn about Sitecore development. Following instructions from a tutorial, and instructions were to create a 'MVC Layout', however my local instance doesn't seem to show the option. Any help will be appreciated. Thanks!
You could still use the same 'Layout' template to specify a cshtml file as layout. Sitecore will be able to identify the type of layout using the extension. Sitecore does not have a MVC specific 'MVC Layout" template.
maybe you can help me.
I use verison 6.1.1 ce of liferay.
I have installed the "default-web-content-hook" from plugin-repo.
I want to set a default template for the webcontent display portlet, so that when a user clicks "Add Web Content" and the editor opens up, a certain preconfigured template, like "carousel" from the default-web-content-hook.
Anyone found out how it works?
Thanks guys, you're the best!
Have a nice weekend!
I think that there is no such option in Liferay which would set the default structure (template).
But it could be achieved in several ways.
You could just edit the link which opens the add web content dialog and append the structureId param with appropriate value.(&_15_structureId=MULTIPLE-ITEM-CAROUSEL)
Other option would be modify /portal-web/docroot/html/portlet/journal/edit_article.jsp and when the structureId param is null insert there a value. This value could be hard coded or supplied via configuration.
Also you could modify com.liferay.portlet.journal.action.EditArticleAction.
I'm trying to add a new template (.tpl) file to an existing design for a company. It is fairly basic:
* New page with iFrame that can be controlled from admin.
* Add new CSS to the new file that will either overwrite existing CSS or add to template.
I have tried to find reference to where I should place such a template and how to add it to an existing design, and the only reference I find is how to make a new design. In addition I cannot fully (or at all) understand the catalogue structure.
As I see it I should add a new extension. Anybody have some pointers that are step by step regarding this issue?
Not to mention - is this the right place to ask for this?
You will get a much better traction on the eZ Publish Community Portal, there : http://share.ez.no . Ask your question in the forums : http://share.ez.no/forums
See you there,
Cheers,
I guess you could create an object of the class "Link" in your admin. The link url would be the url of your iframe. Then, in your design folder, in override/templates folder, you could create an iframe.tpl file, and tell in override.ini.append.php you want to override the node/view/full.tpl template, normally used to view a node, with your iframe.tpl, only for that Link node you would have created.
I am new for DNN i dont know how and where to create a page Template in DNN?
can anybody forward me some tutorial link?
The answer above is actually right. It seems to me that even though the template xml contains a skin reference the skin will not be visible when a new page is created with the template
<skinsrc>[G]Skins/Corporate/agr-feed-detail.ascx</skinsrc>
I Hope someone has a solution for this issue, or is able to confirm this issue
I can confirm it - I haven't figured out how to get the template to actually use the referenced skin though. It's kind of sloppy to build a page with a template and then have to go in and finish it up.
It's no different if you build the XML yourself or create the template via export.
If you have look at the decompiled source code of DotNetNuke.Web.UI and look for RibbonBarManager.SaveTabInfoObject method, you will see why...
Essentially, when you select a template as a base for a page, the only info the new page will inherit is the Pane data, (i.e. the modules configured in the template).
As seen here...
xmlDocument.Load(templateMapPath);
TabController.DeserializePanes(xmlDocument.SelectSingleNode("//portal/tabs/tab/panes"), tab.PortalID, tab.TabID, PortalTemplateModuleAction.Ignore, new Hashtable());
Yes, sloppy, annoying, incomplete... very dotnetnukey and TBH what I expect from their code really. Not a fan.
Go to the page that you want to export as template.
Click on "Current Page" tab in the ribbon bar.
Click export icon from within the tab.
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