You could just create an additional placeholder to determine the id or
class value and pull that through using rendertag.
So for example create an option list called opt_Class, then use:
>Page 1
The option list could have something like this:
Page 1 >>> id="on1"
Page 2 >>> id="on2"
Page 3 >>> id="
Sorry just hijacking the thread :). Is it correct that the 'publish
unreleased pages' checkbox only publishes pages that are in Workflow and
NOT actual draft content that hasn't been submitted at all yet?
We want our admins to be able to publish unreleased content to our QA
system but they are
That's correct, a page needs to have entered workflow to publish using that
option. Prior to that, it is considered exactly what the name suggests, an
author only draft that can't be published.
Cheers,
Gavin
On 31 January 2013 21:26, Marky T wrote:
> Sorry just hijacking the thread :). Is it
Hi guys,
Elements.GetElement is known to cause performance and memory issues on the
MS system when used too often. It is best to avoid it.
Instead of using
<%!! Context:CurrentPage.Elements.GetElement(opt_Class).GetHtml() !!%>
You can simply use the placeholder as it is
<%opt_Class%>
On Thurs
Hi,
> Elements.GetElement is known to cause performance and memory issues on the
> MS system when used too often. It is best to avoid it.
>
> Instead of using
> <%!! Context:CurrentPage.Elements.GetElement(opt_Class).GetHtml() !!%>
>
> You can simply use the placeholder as it is
> <%opt_Class%>
> I had the same problem of losing user GUIDS when moving RedDot to new
> servers - especially an issue if users have thing s saved in draft as they
> become set to 'unknown user'.
> To get around the problem and assuming that the user names from LDAP are
> unique I wrote some code to:
>
> Ex
Good suggestions.
I thought he was until I saw a placeholder <%anc_page1%> in his sample code
On Thursday, January 31, 2013 11:10:01 AM UTC-5, Hilmar Bunjes wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
>> Elements.GetElement is known to cause performance and memory issues on
>> the MS system when used too often. It is be
Alternatively, the other recently discovered method, which do not require
database access. I will create a more format blog post later
Problem with LDAP user is that GUID changes upon user creation. How to
keep it the same
>From server manager, you can backup administrative settings.
