Hi Michael,
i have exactly the same problem. I'd like to use a date in the google
sitemap.
Unfortunately it is not possible to access info elements via render
tags. There is a note in the German Navigation Manager documentation
on page 51 -- PageElementList Elements.
I would not suggest to look
Hi,
Anybody has got experience using java classes in 'Hot Deployment
Configuration' section ?
Or integration with java classes ? Could you please share how do you
do that? And the what was the use?
Thanks,
Jo
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Hi Tony,
Thanks for your advice, we did start down the road of xml files,
partly to try and stay within the Red Dot publishing methodology, but
switched to WCF as a more on demand solution and a more direct route
into the rest of our publishing structure. The reason we want to
remove the render
Hi Jo,
The deployment is outlined in the LiveServer / Delivery Server
manual. The use case is when you want to add your own classes to the
LiveServer, like custom Iolets, weblets, inline functions, etc.
Best,
- Eric
On Jul 2, 7:26 am, Jo jyotsnasu...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
Anybody has got
Don't know why I thought yesterday was Friday. Wishful thinking I guess.
Just employeed your recommendation a works beautifully.
Thanks for hanging with me.
Was able to reduce the code to a single function. Gotta like that!
On Thu, Jul 1, 2010 at 4:59 PM, Bill Rishsew bill.rish...@gmail.com wrote:
I haven't tried it but just as a thought, what if you moved the
processing from pre-execute to the main web site's code-behind. I
presume you're publishing ASPX and not HTML.
What I mean is you could pu the following into your template...
asp:XmlDataSource runat=server id=myXml
