How does one disable the support section on the Chrome Web Store?
This extension managed to do it but I cannot find anywhere in the settings how to do that.
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I am the administrator of two separate Google domains, both MyWebsite1 and MyWebsite2. Can I publish a Chrome extension so that it has Private visibility for both MyWebsite1 and MyWebsite2 (at the same Web Store URL)?
Currently in the Chrome Web Store Developer Dashboard under Payments & Distribution, I can only select a single domain for Private visibility.
I have a couple of web apps running on a single Azure App Service. I've uploaded a wildcard certificate to the app service and bound it to the relevant hostnames. When I open the app the first time in Chrome the green lock is displayed in the address bar. If I close the tab and open a new tab and try to open the web app I get the following message under the address bar.
When I checked the security tab in Chrome Developer Tools I can see this message.
The first time I connect to the site the security tab in Chrome Developer Tools looks like this:
I'm using the same certificate on a website hosted on SiteGround and I'm not having problems with the certificate there. This looks to be an issue on Azure.
I am using IIS to redirect to https in the web.config rather than using the "HTTPS Only" setting on the Azure portal. Even if I change this setting I'm still having the same issue with the certificate.
This only seems to happen on Chrome. Firefox and Edge are not having a problem.
Are there any settings I need to change in order to fix this?
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I've also checked the site using SSL Labs SSL Server Test tool. Our own certificate is being recognized as trusted but there is another certificate further down in the results that is being recognized as not trusted.
I am using liferay 6.2 on my system and I created a site and some portlets. Now I want to use the same site in mobile application. I searched on internet about mobile application that uses liferay services.
If I create a mobile application using liferay SDK. Is it possible to communicate with portlets which I created in desktop site.
I think you already know that LR 6.2 theme system is powered by bootstrap, so if the portlet of your markup is well written you can have a great view of the website in a mobile environment.
Speaking about a native mobile application, I think you are referring not to Liferay SDK, but to Liferay Mobile SDK.
In this case you will be able to access to your data by using API it provide to you. In fact, it wraps Liferay JSON web services.
An other option for you is to use any other kind of way to write your mobile application and to write inside also a client for accessing to Liferay JSON web services.
These options start from a basic concept: your portlet make used Liferay Service Layer to provide data access. In this case you just need to be sure that you declared your services also as "remote". If not just modify your service.xml file and relaunch the build-service.
If you not used LR service layer (and don't want to use it), just create a service layer (without tables) with one method for any your external calls.
If you not used (and won't use) Liferay service layer, you just need to create a RESTfull resource listener, and manage your remote calls in this way.
Last, don't forget that Liferay core services are already exposed as JSON services (so you can call it by Mobile SDK or with any client of your app)... by the way, starting from LR 6.2, there are some differences in accessing to these methods for guest users.
Hope it helps.
It is possible using Custom Remote Web services, Via Http You can call that service and communicate with portel using Liferay-mobile-SDK.
I created an API app for MS Azure, but it runs on url like: https://microsoft-apiapped89163604714d21b7e4a3424ed82d50.azurewebsites.net/...
Can I switch it to my own domain name somehow?
You can, but unfortunately there is currently a limitation that will prevent the API App from working properly. There is a list of known limitations and issue which you can find here. The fix will be available quite soon but I don't have a specific ETA to share.
Once this is fixed, you can customize the domain by:
Going to the API App blade.
On the blade, find the "API App host" property on the Essentials and click it.
This will open the API App host blade. Click on "Settings" from the toolbar on the top.
Then find the "Custom domains and SSL" setting and customize the domain.
Effectively, once you're done with Step 2, you can follow the guide of Customizing the domain of a Web App, as both API Apps and Web Apps share the same underlying infrastructure. The guide is available here
Hope it helps.
We have just recently upgraded a large solution with a number of custom modules from Orchard 1.6 to Orchard 1.7.2. The site is hosted in Windows Azure Cloud Services, over multiple instances.
When I enable a feature, only the instance that receives the post request thinks that the feature is enabled. I'm pretty certain that is because the azure caching isn't correctly configured even though I have enabled the Windows Azure Database Cache feature enabled.
Can anyone suggest any reasons why this could be happening, or if there is any way to test if the Azure caching is correctly configured?
This might be happening if you have enabled the feature on the live website. You will need to restart the other instances which have not processed the original request, to let them reload the new settings.