I'm trying to create a new Wiki Site in SharePoint 2013 and I'm following the guide here: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint-server-help/create-a-wiki-HA010226177.aspx#BM2
So I go to Site Settings -> Sites and Workspaces -> Create. On this page you specify the title, url, etc for your new site. In the Template Selection section there is supposed to be a Wiki Site template under the Collaboration tab according to the above guide. However, the only templates I see are Team Site, Blog, Project Site and Community Site. There is also an Enterprise tab with some more templates underneath it, but no Wiki Site.
How can I create a Wiki Site in SharePoint 2013?
Go to Site settings > Page layout and site template settings > Subsite templates
Check the box marked "Subsites can only use the following site templates"
Add the templates and try to create your wiki site again
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I have a wagtail project being developed, essentially a blog with a forum. I chose django-machina as the forum I want to use because of how modular it is and how well it integrates into existing projects.
I followed the instructions in the documentation without issue, and the install was a success. I can access the app by going to /forum on my project.
However, the next step in the documentation refers to using the forum admin panel. My wagtail admin menu does not have a section for forum and I can't access the django admin panel as it is a wagtail project.
Where exactly can I access the django-machina forum admin panel in a wagtail project? Or would I have to recreate it somehow?
Jake, it's not so difficult. Let your project be named 'my_project'. So than we should go to my_project/my_project/urls.py. There we see something like this:
url(r'^django-admin/', admin.site.urls),
And what this string say to us? It show how to get the vanilla django-admin! Ok, now just go to your.site/django-admin and run your forum! ;)
Unless the documentation specifically mentions Wagtail, it's more likely that the admin panel shows up in the Django admin backend rather than the Wagtail one. On a standard Wagtail project this is found at the URL /django-admin/, but it depends on what you have specified in your project's urls.py file.
We made a website using the sitecore. And we have a rule for the DMS part when searching keyword contains SUV, then we do something. But my question is how to test this rule, we have prepared everything for the back-end. How to pass a keyword 'suv' to our website to simulate the search engine?
You can create your own page simulating search engine (or just a page with a link to your app and open it with the SUV keyword - http://mytestengine/index.html?q=SUV) and navigate from this page to your Sitecore application. You must also add a new engine definition to your configuration:
<engine hostname="www.google" parametername="q"/>
<engine hostname="mytestengine" parametername="q"/>
Remember to clear the history of the browser before testing the solution - in other case your visit won't be considered as a new visit.
More information can be found in the blog post.
In the past I have used the Tamper Data Firefox plugin to test some DMS functionality. The plugin will allow you to intercept the request to your website and update the referrer to be: http://www.google.com?q=suv.
Steps:
Open page that has a link to your website in Firefox.
Open Tamper Data Plugin.
Select 'Start Tamper'.
Click link to your site.
When prompted, select 'Tamper'.
Change 'Referrer' field to: http://www.google.com?q=suv (or whichever search engine you'd like to test).
I have a sharepoint 2013 subsite called 'projects' where all its projects are subsites that were created by a site template.
I wanted to make changes to the template so I created a new 'project' subsite using the template, made the changes and saved that subsite as a new site template.
Now, when I'm trying to create new project subsites I only see the old site template but can't see the new one.
I've checked the solution gallery and they are both appearing there in active state.
Any I ideas what went wrong here?
Thanks.
I found the solution: if I want to allow the use of site tamplates in subsites I need to enter their site settings and into 'Page layouts and site templates' and add the requested site template to the allowed list of site templates.
I can't believe the option was in front of me on the screen and I didn't see it...
You have to activate the Publishing feature on the root and on the affected site.
The Option for that setting is not there anymore. Don't know since when but I just had the same issue not being able to use a custom template for a new Site Collection.
-Template is present in solutions gallery
-Custom tab is not being displayed when I want to select a template for the newly created site
-In the site settings of the newly created site there is no Option "Page layouts and site templates" in the looks & feel section
Are there any plug and play blog APPS for django,if so please point me to the sources for it.
I am actually looking something like word press which is of cousre difficult to integrate with django.
Thanks..
We looked into this a few months ago for our site and found that Mezzanine and Zinnia were the two best options available, and both are regularly-maintained.
Mezzanine gives you a slicker interface than Zinnia and has disqus comment integration, and has recently added Akismet integration for spam filtering on comments.
django-blog-it - complete customization and ready to use with one click installer. You can try it by hosting on your own or deploy to Heroku with a button click.
Features:
Dynamic blog articles
Blog pages
Contact us page (configurable)
google analytics
List item
SEO compliant
Actually I'm not sure but I think you might look at this one.
Also project Pinax contains blog.
I've done some research and learned that for Joomla 1.5.9 to work with iframe tags you must set permissions in article manager > parameters > filtering groups to whitelist the super administrator, and then set user manager > select user > user editor to "Editor - No Editor". After doing this, then opening an article, opening the html editor and inserting the iframe like so:
<iframe src="http://thewebsite.tumblr.com/" width="100%" height="300">
<p>Your browser does not support iframes.</p>
</iframe>
The editor continues to strip out the iframe code. Why would this happen?! I'm sure all of the settings I've mentioned earlier are set according to the tutorials I've come across. Are there any factors I need to take into consideration that I'm missing? Is there another way to insert an iframe into a custom template?
I hope someone can help!!
Inside an Article you are best of using a plugin :
http://extensions.joomla.org/extensions/4144/details
it gives you the ability to insert an iframe by using e.g. {iframe width="90%" height="300" frameborder="1" scrolling="yes"}url{/iframe} also within the TinyMCEeditor.
If you don't need antyhing else inside the article you can use menu item/link. Internal Link - Wrapper
When the Wrapper link is selected, it expands to display the Wrapper layout. This is used to show an external web site inside a page in your web site, using an HTML IFrame. The external web site is contained inside the Wrapper. You can navigate to different pages in the wrapped web site, all inside the page of your web site.
http://docs.joomla.org/Help16:Menus_Menu_Item_Wrapper