I need to show the following admin section in the Sitecore 7.5 page editor above each page content. I want a content editor to be able to select one of these three radio button options and then have it persisted in Sitecore database once a user clicks to save the page. I cannot find online any example of how these radio buttons can be implemented in Sitecore 7.5 (MVC, if that matters). Any guidance will be highly appreciated.
1/22/16 Update:
Attention down-voters. I am not looking for the final code. I am looking for an advice on direction. Sitecore 7.5 doesn't even have the "radio button" data type available and I couldn't find any examples online. Thank you for understanding.
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I am using sitecore 7.2 rev. 140228, We have some default tracking in Sitecore WFFM that could be seen in advance field under standard fields.
Client asked us where is report for this tracking and where we can review this events etc ... I have tried but could not found any way to get this tracking report.
There are WFFM reports in your Sitecore desktop under the Sitecore start button -> All Applications -> Web Forms Form Marketers -> Form Reports
In there, you can select the form you want to see the report of. Reports include things such how many people have filled in the form, how many dropped out and the values of the fields when they are filled (if you've enabled form dropout tracking).
Alternatively, if you're just interested in which goals have been triggered on which page you could potentially find this in the Executive Dashboard (haven't used 7.2 in a while so not sure anymore which data it shows) or you'd have to write a SQL query and query the database.
Use button "Form Reports" on your ribbon:
I've created a few web forms (WFFM) in Page Editor (Tell a friend and 2 blank forms), but they don't appear in the site after I published them. What can it be? Thanks in advance.
If you can see this form in the page editor but not on your website this is pointing out it has something to do with publishing. Try to open your environment in Desktop mode (when login in u can select it) and re-check if u can see all the items in the web database. For example if your placeholder settings are not published you will find this behavior to happen. Recheck all items that need to be published (layouts / sublayouts / placeholder settings / form itself / form fields etc.) and that should solve your problem.
Hi I have got a few lists with Lookup fields from Source lists. I wish to have a Related lists (Webpart connections from 2007 days) where I select item from master and then child records are displayed. Although I have followed the instructions on the below article, the "relationship" bit is not working. The Related records from the child lists are not filtering rather showing all records from the child table.
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint-help/create-list-relationships-by-using-unique-and-lookup-columns-HA102771358.aspx
I also encountered this issue, and the solution is pretty simple, but not very obvious. When creating a new page, you MUST be sure that you create a page of type Web Part Page. When you use the default "Add a Page" option from the site settings menu, the default page type is a Wiki page, not a web part page. Even though you can add web parts to a Wiki page, the Wiki page does not include the functionality for implementing web part connections.
Once I created a page using one of the Web Part Page types, I was able to use web part connections.
have you tried this:
Browse to the affected page, and then open the page in edit mode.
Click the drop-down arrow in the upper-right corner of the Web Part for the tasks list, and then click Edit Web Part.
On the right side of the page in the Web Part properties controls, click the plus sign (+) on the Miscellaneous section, click to select the Server Render checkbox, and then click OK.
Save the changes to the page.
source: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2924913
I've setup a basic workflow in Sitecore on my content items, the workflow states consists of Draft, Awaiting Approval and Approved (which proceeds to auto publish). In the Content Editor you can use the review tab to action commands within your workflow, so I can submit from the ribbon.
Is there an option in sitecore out-of-the-box to do this in the page editor without opening the workbox?
Ideally I'd like to have the submit command action in the page editor ribbon.
Thanks in advance!
I don't know which version of Sitecore you use, but I do recommend updating your solution to the most current version (Sitecore 6.6 update 3). It does have Submit / Approve / Reject commands in the notification bar under the ribbon in Page Editor out of the box (see attached screenshots).
I'm looking for a way to extend sitecore's content editor so I can have another tab show up when I click on an item on my content tree.
the purpose is to provide a better user experience when editing some specific information. I have seen this done in some of the addons. An example would be the "E-Commerce" module.
What you're looking for is a custom editor. Here are several blog posts on the topic:
Custom Item Editors in Sitecore
Creating a Item Editor
Editor Tabs in Sitecore