I use Orchard CMS 1.10.1. I Edited the Content-Summery template. It has three local zone: header, content and footer. Now I need to edit the content local zone template.
How can I access local zone content template to override it on my theme?
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I am trying to create a link to a local file within the description section of a task in Azure DevOps.
I have tried using the extension file:///H:\Documents\test.xlsx The link appears as a hyperlink, however it is not clickable.
How to create local file link in description section of work item
within Azure Devops?
I am afraid this is not achievable in Azure devops. The description section of the work item cannot add the link associated with the local file.
You can attach local files as attachments to work item.
Choose the Attachment tab icon to attach a file with supplemental information.
I'd like to be able to add custom images in my markdown widget from the dashboard using files I can upload somewhere in Azure DevOps so that the URL references the filename (e.g. /.../../sample.png). Is there any way to host an image file on Azure that can be referenced in the markdown widget?
You can upload your images to your repository or wiki. For example:
1.Upload files:
2.Right click the image and copy the image address.
Repository:
Wiki:
3.Add a markdown widget and insert the image:
Here is the document.
On a self hosted gitlab instance, in the web view of a repository it's possible to create a new file. There is also a drop down "Select a template type".
It has entries like .gitignore and LICENSE.
Is it possible to define a custom file template? I could not find any mentions of it in the documentation.
i have an Angular web site built and hosted as a static website on in Azure Blob storage.
url looks like this.
https://xxxx.blob.core.windows.net/yyyy/index.html
when i navigate to the url it works fine. but then browser strips out "index.html" and if user refreshes the page url gets invalidated. is there a way to get make a url as such that it opens correctly with or without .html
but then browser strips out "index.html"
No, the browser does not change the URI at all. There is nothing in HTTP that says index.html is implicit in a URI.
Follow these instructions for setting up a static website in Azure Blob storage:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/storage/blobs/storage-blob-static-website-how-to
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/storage/blobs/storage-blob-static-website
Specifically:
Use the {accountName}.{misc}.web.core.windows.net host-name (you can configure a custom hostname separately). Do not use the blob's direct URIs ({accountName}.blob.core.windows.net)
Your file blobs must be located in a container named $web (which will be mapped to your .web.core.windows.net root).
To specify the default-document (index document), i.e. the name of the blob that will be served when a blob filename is not specified, use the az command-line or Enable-AzStorageStaticWebsite PowerShell to specify --index-document index.html or whatever your website needs (e.g. Default.html, Index.htm, etc).
I am creating Web Deployment Package zip files for my Web Applications
I found I am able to specify the Site Name of the application by including a pubxml during the packaging of my site and using the PublishProfile property during the build to specify that profile.
The pubxml has <DeployIisAppPath>WebSiteName</DeployIisAppPath> in it and that creates the site name as seen in the IIS Management screen.
I'd like to specify the location on disk of the website when it is deployed to a server that doesn't already have this app installed.
What property can I use to do this?
I see that I could use -replace arguments as shown here: Specify different path for provider iisApp when creating package with msdeploy but I would rather the value be set in my pubxml.
You have two options:
Choose the checkbox for "Include IIS settings ...". When you do this a text box will light up with the title "physical Path of web application on destination server". Using the value for the parameter that is generated for this you can modify the destination app path.
Another option for you is to use msdeploy.exe directly and recreate the package using "apphostconfig" provider instead of iisApp provider and then parameterize the application path on the destination server.