Have you tried a big stick? ;)
If the boss just needs to see it in situ, you can always set up a separate
project variant with it's own publication target. This will let you publish out
draft content somewhere that people can review it.
Paul
On 15 Feb 2012, at 15:00, Dmitry Terner wrote:
> We
Hi Dmitry, Emily
Thanks for the responses.
The content blocks within the page are only connected to this container. I've
tried disconnecting and reconnecting the content block; I've tried deleting and
adding a brand new block... so I'd be fairly happy saying it's not related to
the linking/app
I've seen that message all too many times in the past. As Andreas says,
normally it will happen when you import a project from another server where the
users are missing on the new system. It can also happen when your Reddot
server is connected to Active Directory sadly. If an account is change
Hi Gavin
The only other way I can think of to clean things up is to create a copy of
your content class, remove any of the unwanted placeholders and then swapping
the content classes being used by your pages/content. I'm not sure if this will
actually be of any benefit to you though as it will
Both very valid and excellent points that will make your life s
much simpler. There's also the little caveat that they won't (or don't
like to) answer support calls from people that haven't been on the
training course as there's a high probability that if they ask you to
do something to
that would be great, I'm just wondering what happens
> when you change an element name or add one?
>
> On 19 Aug., 16:41, "noti...@endtransmission.co.uk"
> wrote:
>> That assumes that your dev project has the same content. In my
>> experience Dev projects slowl
Rumour has it that there's supposed to be a hotfix to resolve the
preassignment issue in the next week or so
On 19 Aug 2009, at 00:09, markus giesen wrote:
>
> The current version10 with it's nice drag and drop interface
> unfortunately does _not_ care about pre-assignments.
> So if your autho
That assumes that your dev project has the same content. In my
experience Dev projects slowly devolve into "Test page 1", "Test page
2" ;)
The easier way to migrate just the changes you want is to create a
blank page in your DEV project called Export. This page needs to have
a list on it
Actually... I'd have to disagree.
When you're first starting out, things are confusing as the official
training courses give you a very basic, but certainly not necessarily
the best, way of building a project. They need to teach you too much
to cover the most efficient way of putting togeth
There's also the undocumented ability to add folder names/paths into
the page name field for each page, which can come in handy when you're
dealing with the limited publication options in Navigation Manager
projects :)
More info : http://www.reddotcmsblog.com/publishing-page-to-subfolder
T
Hi Nitin
If you talk to your local RedDot account manager, or support team they
should be able to supply you with them. As far as I'm aware, that
particular plugin has always been a separate installation btw.
thanks
Paul
http://www.reddotcmsblog.com
On 15 May 2009, at 18:14, Nitin wrote:
Or there's the ever so handy article on the RedDot CMS Blog :)
http://www.reddotcmsblog.com/using-flash-inside-reddot-successfully
Paul
On 1 May 2009, at 01:06, markus giesen wrote:
>
> Otherwise I recommend using a flash embedding via JS like it is done
> here:
> www.duerr.de
>
> On May 1, 2:5
>
>> Gavin
>>
>> 2009/3/3 fred2028
>>
>>
>>
>>> Hmmm I have tried #1. I appended it and SmartEdit the JS and CSS
>>> files
>>> and View Source, and I can confirm that only the actual CSS/JS is
>>> outside of comments so that works.
He'd only be using a media placeholder if he was uploading the JS file
as a media asset. As he's created it as a content class he will need
to use an anchor
Paul
On 2 Mar 2009, at 16:01, 沈晓亮 wrote:
> it's not "anchor placeholder" for js file.
> You'd create a "media" for it.
>
> 2009/3/2 fr
Ahhh this is a common issue. When you're working in smartEdit RedDot
looks for the tag so it can place some reddot code in there
for the dots. If it can't find the body tag, it helpfully adds it for
you as it adds in it's own code... instantly invalidating your code
and causing all sorts
To just get the parent pages up the tree for a breadcrumb trail, you
need to look at the settings you have set for this template under
Navigation Areas. To just bring back the pages for the breadcrumb
trail you need to have the template set to display "all levels" and
"Selected" pages. W
You need to be extra careful when replacing content classes. When you
are doing the mapping of fields, anything that doesn't exist in the
new template is deleted. Permanently.
On 16 Feb 2009, at 12:16, RedDot wrote:
>
> Edit: What happens if my new content class doesn´t have 2 of the
> ele
If you do decide to try replacing any images, make sure you keep a
backup of your files as they may be overwritten next time you do an
upgrade
On 26 Jan 2009, at 18:28, Jim Noellsch wrote:
>
> Replace the files in Program Files\RedDot\CMS\ASP\Icons?
>
> On Jan 26, 11:24 am, Mike Correia wr
Stop me if I'm wrong (this is all from memory as I don't currently
have Reddot access!), but isn't what you're doing here importing a
copy of all your templates from the parent project into the new
project rather than inheriting the templates? This is how we migrated
templates from our dev
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