I have 2 question,
I have created a multi tenant using orchard, is there a way to display recent blog post from multi tenant? Or if I can change the question, because it's using RSS, is there any way to display RSS using orchard?
The second question, is there any module that can show us a popular post? I try to instal http://gallery.orchardproject.net/Packages/Orchard.Module.galgodage.TopViews
but still not working at all, I already added the userview part to the blog post content but still the popular post not showing anything.
Thanks
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We used to have a legacy PHP Site as an internal blog site but have since recreated the site in SharePoint. The native SharePoint reporting gives us almost everything we need but our admins need a single place/page to view all the comments from every modern page/news post.
Is there a way I can pull all the comments and show them in a list? I know there's an API I can use but I was hoping there would be an easier way instead of developing an spfx webpart. Ideally a list with the page/news post title, the comment, who posted it, when it was posted and a link to the article would be ideal.
In my "Articles" resource in the manager I have a table that shows all my posts. There I see: publish date/Post Title/Author/Comments and Tags.
I wish to have also a specific template variable to be displayed into this table.
Do you know, if there is a way to do that?
(I am happy for every hint, because "Articles" doesn't offer categories,so I need to create this option by template variables.)
By the way, do you know why there is no active forum for ModX questions? It is very difficult to get feedback or help for this content management system.
First of all, articles is discontinued. I just setup a blog and I used collections for it.
Next: forums.modx.com is a good place, twitter is fast if you add the #MODX hashtag to your question. Best option: Link on twitter to your question in MODX forums :)
Now on your main question: there is no option in articles to modify the view in the backend. If you use collections, it's easy and even described in the official docs: https://rtfm.modx.com/extras/revo/collections
As you can see on the image, you can have images (and all kind of TVs) in the overview. Collections can display all kind of TVs
As Articles and Collections is just another way to present resources inside the backend, it's 100% compatible. So you can change from articles to collections quite easily.
I have an existing blog/news site that runs on BE.net 2.6 and i would like to migrate it to Orchard. Right now i am testing the migration locally. I exported the BE.net posts as Blog ML and imported into Orchard. Two rubs - one) Orchard does not pick up the tags in BE and instead see the categories (of which there are only 3) as the tags and two) my excerpts in BE do not appear in Orchard after import. My excerpts typically have short text and an image and i want to be able to show those in the page that lists all the posts. But i do not want the image to appear in the details page. I found the fork of Blog ML that should allow tags to be brought corectly except when using that version the Blog ML options in the dashboard are not present.
You can see the live site (running BE 2.6) here http://nomorecocktails.com. I'd like the listing of posts to appear the same way with the excerpt and image in orchard. And if you can help figure out how to get the tags in too. I'd rather not have to go back through and edit the posts in orchard to ad the tags.
Thanks for any help.
I am the author of the BlogML Module. I have had a few reports of BlogEngine.net exports not going in to Orchard correctly, inparticular the Tags...
The people whole reported the initial problem did soem investigation for me and found that the Tags actually dont appear in the export file, i.e. the BlogEngine export does not export the Tags.
Could you please verify this for me? If this is not the case, please reply and I will contact you to get hold of your BlogML file and test the import locally.
The excerpts do not appear in Orchard because the BlogML module was built to only interface with the defautl implementation of the Orchard Blog module. This decision need to be changed. I think Excepts should be going in to the system, and will built it in to the module that will superseed the BlogML module. (https://orchardimportexport.codeplex.com/)
Nick
I am kind of new to Orchard CMS and I need to implement some kind of a portal on this technology. Basically the system need to have a couple of blogs and some additional content types (like events, webcasts, photo galleries etc). Whenever I navigate to a blog (for example http://localhost/OrchardLocal/blog1/) I want to have a menu with the following actions:
Latests posts - which will contain the latests posts of that blog
Webcasts - which will display the entries of type Webcast from the owner of the blog
Photo Galleries - same as Webcasts but with Photo Galleries
Events - same as Webcasts but with Events
On the main page of the portal (http://localhost/OrchardLocal/) I need to somehow have all this information aggregated. So I have to be able to see the latest posts, webcasts, photo galleries and events from all the authors.
I would like to know what would be the best approach to implement this.
There is a great blog post abount finding content in Orchard which should give you enough to start with.
If you want to implement the links as a menu you might want to look at the INavigationProvider interface which has a couple of good implementations (notably Pszmyd's Advanced Menu Module as well as the core Orchard ones).
Let's say I have a blog and delete the web part that shows the posts. How can I get this back? If I add a new web part and display the list of posts it doesn't keep the standard formatting for blog posts.
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance.
If you closed it rather than deleting it (the two are different technically but appear much the same to users) you can restore it from the closed web part gallery.
If it is actually deleted you probably need to export the web part from a working site and adjust the guids in the file - SharePoint blogs aren't as customization-friendly as the other site templates.