Currently I can preview any version of ContentItem version by url like this:
/Contents/Item/Display/14?version=2
Can I edit ContentItem same way?
In fact I want to see previous values of non-rendered fields and parts, is it possible?
If you enable AuditTrail module, probably you can have access through: /Orchard.AuditTrail/Content/Detail/21312?version=2
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As per title. I need to customise AM207500 - Configuration Maintenance screen to add another custom field that will allow me to enter formula similar to QtyRequired field.
I got as far as displaying the correct dialog. But its missing the fields selection.
I believe I'm missing the OnRootFieldsNeeded property. But every time I try to edit the ASPX and manually add this. Its being cleared by Acumatica.
Am I in the right direction ? And how do I force this property in my ASPX ?
TIA
A bit unconventional, but have you tried updating the ASPX page on the custom pages and then clicking on the files section to update the file? This will then ensure the file update occurs before publish and hold the configuration
I would like to use a different layout view for anonymous users. I have tried using url alternates and I am not sure how I can create a layout for anonymous users since there is no particular url for them.
The idea is that, if a new user visits the site I want to show a splash screen with very limited information with an option to register/ login to view the full site. This splash screen will have a completely different layout / look and feel from the rest of the site.
I tried using the Anonymous user layer but all I could do was move widgets (maybe I am missing something).
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
There is no out of the box solution but you can do something like this to get what you want:
Add new layout in a file with the name of your choosing - for example, you could name it Splash.cshtml.
Add the code below to the top of your Layout.cshtml template:
#if (WorkContext.CurrentUser == null) {
#Display.Splash()
return;
}
The code will check if the user is logged in. If it's not, it will render the content of your Splash.cshtml template, and stop the rendering of the rest of the Layout.cshtml template.
If you need to display any of the widgets in your Splash.cshtml template, you could add it by simply adding #Display(Layout.NameOfTheZone) where you should replace NameOfTheZone with the actual name of the zone you're using inside the Layout.cshtml template. Generally, anything that you use inside Layout.cshtml template with the Model object, you can use through Layout object inside any of your views.
I am using orchard cms v 1.4 and developing some site content that is stand alone and does not use the standard theme. I would like to use some of the resources already declared in manifest files on the non-themed views. However they only render when I apply a theme to the controller or the specific view.
In my view I am including the following:
#{
Script.Require("jQuery").AtHead();
}
This only functions as expected when I include: [Themed]
as an attribute on my controller.
Any idea's on how to get this to work without creating a full theme for my stand alone pages?
Yes, see http://weblogs.asp.net/bleroy/archive/2012/10/20/writing-an-unthemed-view-while-still-using-orchard-shapes-and-helpers.aspx
What's important is that you use a shape as the model. Themed or not doesn't matter then.
I am trying to create a custom default view for a list. I made a copy of my list's AllItems.aspx page, and renamed it, and inserted a CEWP onto the page, as I would like to use jQuery to display a color in a column field similar to http://www.sharepointkings.com/2009/04/sharepoint-calculated-column-and-jquery.html. The issue I am having is that when I save my changes and check in the new page, SharePoint removes all of the web parts that were on my page.
Why is this happening, and how do I stop it from removing my webparts?
UPDATE: Still not definitely sure why, but I noted that it stopped doing this when I changed the filename to something different, instead of the default copied filename which I had been using before.
Rather than using a content editory query web part to change the color of an item, have you considered using conditional formatting which you can do via SharePoint designer?
Try this article for steps .. but I will also suggest you drop the idea of CEWP and use conditional formatting.
http://snahta.blogspot.com/2010/08/listview-from-other-site-collection.html
I'm customizing my father-in-law's Orchard site and trying to create a .cshtml file to control the display of a Containable content type, but I'm having a bugger of a time finding the data in the #Model field. Is there any documentation on it anywhere?
So far I've found #Model.Slug and #Model.Title. What I'd really like is access to the custom fields on the Content Type.
The Model object is of a dynamic type so it's properties are dynamically added depending on what modules are being used.
If you are using the new 1.1.30 version of Orchard you can use the new Shape Tracing tool which is part of the Deisgner Tools module which can be installed through the modules gallery. This will add a panel to the bottom of your website page that will allow you to see and navigate through the Model object.