I am using liferay 6.2 and I created a organization and site of that organization.
after adding user to the organization.I was editing site configuration, i noticed that my liferay is not showing the "allow manual membership management checkbox".
I am not able to figure out why that option is not visible. i want to enable the manual membership management for organization sites.
Any idea why it's not there?
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A year ago, We had embedded the Dashboard in Liferay 6.2 portal easily as using the following link.
https://www.syncfusion.com/kb/10328/publishing-dashboards-in-liferay
Now, we couldn't achieve the same in current the Liferay 7.2. Current UI is not same as old Liferay 6.2, it totally different from old UI.
I know, how to embed the dashboards in other application and portal. But don't know the ways to create cloud portal and go to Pages section on it.
How to create cloud portal easily and go to Pages section to achieve my embedding part?
I am new to Liferay portal. Is there any possibility within Liferay portal to extract portlet as different web application?
Plugin portlets are typically deployed as a separate web application. If you're asking about Liferay's core portlets: No, they are contained in Liferay. All of the plugins are downloaded separately and installed as a different web application
If you want share your portlet, Liferay has some features.
Drag and drop your portlet in page and then click on configuration icon.
In the popup select Sharing tab
You can choose your preferred sharing mode (embedded javascript, facebook,.).
When you share a portlet, be careful about permission settings otherwise users will not be able to view it.
Another chance is to use porltet url, see FriendlyUrlMapper wiki
This is an example for portlet HelloWorld in /web/guest/home page
http://localhost:8080/web/guest/home?p_p_id=helloWorld_WAR_HelloWorld&p_p_lifecycle=0&p_p_state=maximized&p_p_mode=view&p_p_col_id=column-1&p_p_col_count=1
I have a calendar on a SharePoint 2010 site and I have created a custom site template based on the standard meeting workspace. I'd like to force users to only be able to use my custom template.
One option is to add Hidden="TRUE" in webtemp.xml for all other meeting workspace templates - this will leave mine as the only option. This, however, works on the farm level and I'd like to keep the templates available for other web applications. If I can do this on a web application or lower level it will do the trick.
Even better solution - if I can make the new event dialogue skip the step altogether and use my template without asking.
Background:
My custom template only contains security customizations, no UI or content changes. I want to impose it as I have requirements for the permissions of the meeting workspaces which are different from the parent site - so inheritance has to be broken. But I can't think of another way to supply default permissions other than by using a site template for the workspace.
Site Settings > Look and Feel > Page Layouts and Site Templates
choose the site templates you want to be used in the site, this can inherit all the way down the site collection or you can start in a subweb.
What would be the best way/ steps to create a SHAREPOINT 2007 SITE which any one can browse through in our situation?
We already have a web application in our production which is used as a authoring site and a extended application for that site collection, were the public can access it without authentication.
Can I create another SITE COLLECTION under the current web application and then create a required web page in it?
Thanks
Jag
You can create many site collections per web application. Just go to the Central Administration console and under Sharepoint Site Management, (Under Application Management), click Create site collection. You will then be asked to select the web application under which you want to create it.
Note too that the url will appear something like webappname/sites/sitecollection
hope this helps,
sivilian
Is there a way to have a newly created SharePoint 2010 Site have default permissions (ie have an Active Directory group already on it).
I am using TFS 2010 and it creates a SharePoint 2010 site for new projects. But I then have to remember to go into the project and add permissions. It would be nice if I could have a default AD Group that always goes in the site. (It would be cooler if I could use TFS Groups that are specific to the project, but I realize that is asking a bit too much.)
The quickest thing that comes to mind is to create a feature that adds the permissions you need and associate it with a site template with feature stapling.
This will allow you to effectively have the permissions added automatically when you create a new site from that template. If you want more dynamic functionality regarding which security groups get added to your SharePoint groups, you could build this into the feature receiver.
You could try adding the group and members from webservices
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms774470%28office.12%29.aspx
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms772683%28office.12%29.aspx