Is there a way to create a link into the navbar similar to an:
link
I can't find any place in the UI to set the link to a subsection.
Basically I have a page with regions, and I need that my link in the navbar to send to a specific region.
Thanks.
I never did what you're asking, but - when you choose a region, in its properties, under the "Advanced" section, you'll see the Static ID. Would it help if you put "section1" in there?
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I have an interactive grid where one of the columns is a url link to a picture.
Now I want some way to click on that link and open up that link.
Except the URL links in APEX demand a static link. Also, they open up over the open window, instead of another window or another tab.
I have gone through my options, googled for a couple hours, tried to perhaps find a solution that used a DA after clicking on the field and then a JS to redirect to the URL. But my google-fu is apparently not strong enough, and so I turn to you, good people of Stackoverflow.
What I want is a link inside an interactive grid which when clicked, redirects to a URL that it gets from a column in the IG.
Set you link column like this.
"ENAME" is a column.
Example: https://apex.oracle.com/pls/apex/f?p=150297:30:::NO:::
I am using Sitecore 8.1 and Glass mapper ORM. In page editor mode, I have a link field which can be linked to news article page. The folder structure is
News/News article. News folder is of type Bucket and article is bucketable item.
When I am trying to insert link from other pages to the actual news article I am unable to find search box or expand items under news. Is there any way I can insert link to the news article? Appreciate any help! Thanks in advance.
You have 2 options:
In the content editor in the view ribbon you can enable "Buckets". This will make all bucket items visible again (the bucket is expanded and all folders and items can be seen in the tree). This setting is taken into account in the "insert link" window as well.
Use the search tab in the "insert link" window (normally you should have 3 tabs (link, media items, search). The search tab will let you find the bucketed items as well, but also others - it is not restricted to a bucket.
Edit:
After trying this myself, I noticed that if you edit the link field within the experience editor the search is indeed not provided (not even with the general link with search field). In the content editor the search is present.
A workaround is option1, or use an EditFrame. But I would contact Sitecore Support as well and ask them to add this - I'll do it too.
Edit2 : issue has just been registered as a bug. If you need a fix without waiting for a solution in a future version, you can ask Sitecore Support.
I have a "contact" link on a webpage, that needs a #idxx hashtag added, so the browsers directly shows contact infos (that is on a about page). As the link is quite static, I've added it with django-cms's {% page_url 'contact' %} tag, and then manually added the hash. BUT: As soon as I change something on the contacts page, and then publish the changes, the plugin's id will change. I already enhance the menu with selected plugins (Institute / About / Contact) Is there an elegant solution for this problem, for example accessing the menu again, only for that specific node?
Real world example: http://www.wti.org
EDIT: I if possible, an solution that is 'invisible' for the user/editor, is preferred. Means: No parent plugins to put things in, no manual ids that users have to set. If possible...
Would a simple solution be to assign the target a static id, e.g. #contactinfo? Many plugins allow to give them a static id. If your target plugin does not, you could have it preceded by an empty Style plugin. I use aldryn-style, available here: https://github.com/aldryn/aldryn-style
Can anybody tell me which .xml file are using for Insert Link button of General Link field in Sitecore 7.2.
I have tried to update below files but all are not affecting -
Sitecore.Shell.Application.Dialogs.InternalLink-InternalLink.xml
Sitecore.Shell.Application.Dialogs.InsertLink-InsertLink.xml
Sitecore.Shell.Application.Buckets - BucketInternalLink.xml
Sitecore.Shell.Application.Buckets - InsertLink.xml
I think under Buckets folder files are using in case of General Link field with Search
I have tried for all
If I am updating other files like
Sitecore.Shell.Application.Dialogs.ExternalLink - ExternalLink.xml
then it's showing updates in Sitecore but in case of insert link no one files are working.
Thanks in advance
check out my blogpost about fixing the internal link. It might prove difficult to extend but it is possible. At least I have been able to override the class and pass the preLoadPath.
http://reinoudvandalen.nl/blog/fixing-sitecore-7-internal-link-with-speak/
In Sitecore 7.2 the XML Insert Link Dialog is replaced by the new SPEAK UI Dialog. The actual url of the insert link dialog is located on
http://[yourdomain]/sitecore/client/applications/dialogs/InsertLinkViaTreeDialog
The actual file is located in the core database under: /sitecore/client/Applications/Dialogs/InsertLinkViaTreeDialog.
From there you can navigate to the appropriate renderings and modify them (which might affect other windows.
If you want to enable the old style InsertLink that uses the InsertLink.xml you can disable it from /App_Config/Include/Sitecore.Speak.config and remove the following line:
<override dialogUrl="/sitecore/shell/Applications/Dialogs/Internal%20link.aspx" with="/sitecore/client/applications/dialogs/InsertLinkViaTreeDialog" />
I'm currently developing a module for a friend and need to add a link into the admin flyout menus. I'd prefer not for him to have to edit the files, but so far that's the easiest way I've seen to insert these links (hardcoded into the admin header, that is).
The modules work so well that I can't believe there's no easy way to add in an admin link as such. I could always add it into the module settings page, but that seems to defy the purpose of the module settings.
Any help is appreciated.
The simplest way is to edit all the necessary files, thus controller admin/controller/common/header.php - add the name of the link and the action of the link, language file admin/language/<THE_LANGUAGE(S)>/common/header.php - add the entry name, the template admin/view/template/common/header.tpl - add the menu link entry where applicable.
Little harder way is to do the same via vQmod extension...
Can you not just have a script that appends your <li> to <ul id="menu"> when the page is loaded?