I fixed the problem by debugging the @@portlet_manager view.
It turned out there WERE two portlets installed (news and events),
but for some reason, they did not show up in the portlet_manager view.
In the debugger, I could see that a delete_url was generated for the news
portlet:
http://localhos
> Does this happen everywhere ? or just for some content (a specific view or
content type) ?
It happens everywhere. I tried to get rid of the 'news' portlet (see my
previous
post) by adding it in the manage-portlets view and then removing it, but that
does not help.
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Den 20. feb. 2012 kl. 12.02 skrev Maarten Nieber [via Plone]:
> Hi Espen,
>
> I'm a bit reluctant to post any HTML, because it comes from a private
> intranet
> (so also there is no URL you can access).
>
> In the page source, I can see only one instance of
> (which is correct, because I
I managed to reproduce the problem in my local machine.
A debug session inside SunburstView.getColumnsClass reveals that in the right
column, there are two portlets, of which one is available (called 'news').
When I go to the @@manage-portlets view, it only shows (in the Parent portlets
section
Hi Espen,
I'm a bit reluctant to post any HTML, because it comes from a private intranet
(so also there is no URL you can access).
In the page source, I can see only one instance of
(which is correct, because I only have one
portlet).
However, since the page source contains
it seems that
If you look at the source, can you see what portlet it is
Below
#portal-column-two
do you seen something like:
If there is nothing there, could it be that some (customized) css is defining
the colums, something like.
#portal-column-content { width: 500px !important}
(in other words, there are
Hi,
Plone is apparently reserving space on the right side of the screen for a
portlet. However, I only have a portlet on the left side.
The rendered template contains this HTML code
which was put there by the function getColumnsClass of class SunBurstView:
elif sl and sr:
# I
