I want to install a site extension to my Web App. Site Extension - Azure Web Apps Disk Usage. However, the problem is that I cannot find the extension in the list of extensions that are shown to me. I have checked the list of extension in the Azure portal as well is the scm site, but there are only a limited set of extensions are shown to me.
What am I missing here?
Is there some setting that I am missing?
Here is the deal: site extensions have moved to nuget.org per this annoucement. It was up to each extension owner to move their extension from the old gallery.
For this particular extension, here is the issue I had opened to track it: https://github.com/rajkumar-rangaraj/MAWSFileExplorer/issues/5. But the author never picked it up, so it never made it to the new gallery. We can try to ping the author, but in the end it is up to him. I will try to contact him again.
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I have activated an app service and a mysql database on microsoft azure.
What I would like to do now is activate the phpmyadmin extension in order to use it for database management.
The problem is that the Extensions item is always disabled from the Azure app service menu.
Following online directions I successfully created a new mysql connection string using this format:
Database=DBNAME;Data Source=MYSQLHOST;User Id=USERID;Password=PWD;
Despite this, the Extensions item is still disabled.
I have also restarted the app but nothing has changed.
Following the path advanced tools > go for the kudu I get this:
https://ibb.co/txKDCPY
If the Extensions on the App Service menu is greyed out, you could go to the Kudu site to add the extension you want.
On the App Service menu, choose Advanced Tools, click Go. You will see your app's Kudu site, on the top of the bar , you could find the Site extensions. Then choose Gallery and search the extensions you want like phpmyadmin. Then you could clike the + button to install the extension.
Update: msdn answer
From your description, it might be that you are using a linux web app. As such, the phpmyadmin is installed as part of the docker image.
To load phpmyadmin you should visit /phpmyadmin.
The credentials are available under the application settings on the web app itself.
More details : https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/appserviceteam/2017/06/07/mysql-in-app-feature-for-web-apps-on-linux/
I'm using VS 2013 and SDK 2.2 to deploy to App Services, the site opens in it's address and show the message "This web app has been successfully created".
Like when there is no code in the cloud app. although I can enter the App Service Editor, and see the code is there.
Localy I run the site and it show the Home/index page, but not in the cloud.
It was fine before, until I remove the web project and created another one with the same name instead.
Hope all this clause help to solve..
Since I try to redeploy, the SDK assumed some files are already exists and did not reload them.
They were probably corrupted.
The solution was to delete the complete deplyment, the wwroot directory and redeploy.
When I check in my modifications to Visual Studio Online, an automatic deployment of the Azure website is done.
Is there a way to just replace some files in the Azure website, without deploying the whole website?
You can login to the site via FTP. Or you can use ServerExplorer in VisualStudio 2013 and modify files there:
You can also use the Kudu Debug Console to change files in your site. Go to http:// [yoursite].scm.azurewebsites.net/DebugConsole and log in with your FTP credentials
If you have publishing profile for azure loaded in your website then It is possible to select just your aspx pages(for design changes) .Right click aspx page and publish.
In case of code changes,full project must be published as code goes into dll's.
I enabled the Web Deploy feature for my Web Role and deployed it.
But how can I get hold of the .publishsettings file so I can create a Publishing Profile for it?
This 2 year old article states that it should have been created automatically, but I haven't got that in my profile manager.
Any ideas?
If you are using Visual Studio 2012 or greater, the server explorer to the left will have several Azure items.
Specifically the Windows Azure Compute is what we are looking for, right click on that and say 'add deployment environment'. You will then be prompted with a dialog that allows you to sign in and download publish settings file:
You can get publishsettings file from the following link: https://windows.azure.com/download/publishprofile.aspx
Well, the problem was really behind the keyboard.
So the publishing profile is actually provisioned correctly and automatically to the Web project as the documentation states.
The problem and confusion was that I have a secondary web application in my Solution that I also publish to the same Web Role (referenced as an additional Site in the ServiceDefinition.csdef file).
That Web Project does not get the Publishing Profile, and when I try to create a profile manually, it doesn't work since that (secondary) IIs instance is not configured for Web Deployment.
Oh well, back to the tedious Cloud Service deployment it is...
I'm creating a PerformancePoint (henceforth PP) Dashboard that contains a web report to be deployed to the a SharePoint web application that I had created. I followed the instruction in the link below.
Deploy a PerformancePoint dashboard to a SharePoint site
In summary, following the instructions in the link, I published the Dashboard to the PP site. Then, I added my account in PP as Creator in the Application level, Editor in both the Dashboard and the Web Report. In the SharePoint site, I added my account under Contributor. I even added the PerformancePointDefault.master just to be sure.
Now, when I deploy my Dashboard to a Report Library, I was able deploy the folder for the Dashboard, but not the Dashboard Page file.
I googled for this, but I could not find any article helpful.
UPDATE 2009-09-30:
I was able to resolve the issue by creating another site collection. Maybe the first site collection is messed up.
I had the EXACT same problem. I was about to take the best advice I could find and delete my site collection and create a new one from scratch, but by the grace of God, I had one final thought.
In our case, the site created was originally http://ServerName but we later added a host header (i.e. http://BiSite). I had been deploying the dashboard using the host header the entire time, so I decided to try using the original name of the site using the server name and viola, the dashboard finally deployed correctly, pages and all.
When you publish a dashboard in MOSS, you have to make sure that you select Publish a Major Version in the dashboard page's drop-down in the report library.
Why is this a community wiki? Seems like there should be a right answer to this question...