With some ExtendScript, I'm adding custom XMP Metadata to an Adobe After Effects project file using the excellent code found in this thread over on the Adobe Forums. I have verified that the metadata is being written to my project file as my script can access it between AE sessions. However, I was hoping that I could inspect see the custom Metadata within AE's native Metadata window panel (Window > Metadata). Unfortunately, it's not showing up there, nor does it show up in the panel's context menu dialog "Project Metadata Display...". Is there a way to display custom metadata set by ExtendScript in this panel?
Not sure if this applies in your scenario, however this is taken from the Adobe after effects help documentation.
In After Effects, the Metadata panel (Window > Metadata) shows static
metadata only. Project metadata is shown at the top of the panel, and
Files metadata is shown at the bottom. Temporal metadata is visible in
After Effects only as layer markers.
Source: https://helpx.adobe.com/after-effects/using/xmp-metadata.html#working_with_xmp_metadata_in_after_effects
So I believe according to the documentation your xmp meta data may be shown at the bottom.
I hope this helps in some way.
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The OpenNTF.org XPages Rich Text Editor Evolution project contains a sample application that evolves the Rich Text Editor control to provide custom inline attachment handling directly within the editor complete with a new embedded image handling user experience with new toolbar actions and dialog experiences.
Unfortunately, the download /release link did not work property :-(
Are there other's link for this sample Database ?
PS.: #Created by Tony McGuckin, Niklas Heidloff
no TAGS for OpenNTF.org-> please tag this Question with it. My reputation not allowed me to create it
Until the links work you can use this direct link to the release overview of that project (notice the /releases part of the link):
http://www.openntf.org/main.nsf/project.xsp?r=project/XPages%20Rich%20Text%20Editor%20Evolution/releases/
There seems to be a problem switching tabs on that Project. In the past that's been because of some content on the Summary tab. I've notified the other board members and we'll resolve it as soon as possible.
I created a sort of template DB for my Xpages applications. It is not a true template, just a design I can grab code from to start a new Xpages db.
I copied over a cc and got this error:
"The unknown namespace tag xe:applicationLayout cannot be used as a control, as the namespace http://www.ibm.com/xsp/coreex is not known."
I tried to creating a new cc in the target db and just pasting the source in, still got that error. What does that error mean and how can I overcome it?
I mean, come on, I can't copy and past design elements from one db to another???
It means that you haven't enabled the ExtLib in the application's properties. If you do to the Xsp Properties (in 9.0+) or Application Properties (in ancient releases), you can enable the com.ibm.xsp.extlib.library library, assuming you have it installed.
There is an event that can be triggered when dropping a native control onto an XPage or Custom Control. That event is used to enable the library in Xsp Properties. It's also used to enable the relevant abbreviation (xe, xc etc) on the pages. The bottom line is copy and paste isn't that sophisticated!
And it's not exclusive to the Extension Library. Try copying and pasting a Custom Control to a brand new XPage and save it. It will give you virtually the same message, but this time saying "xc" is not bound.
You need to enable the Extension Library manually if you're copying a custom control across. Alternatively, you can just drag and drop any Extension Library control onto any page in the application, then delete it!
If you're copying source code from one XPage to another, if it includes anything other than an xp tag, you need to check the relevant xml namespace is specified in the xp:view tag. So in the case of copying source code for the application layout, also adding xmlns:xe="http://www.ibm.com/xsp/coreex" to the xp:view tag.
(This was too long an elaboration to just add as a comment to Jesse's answer, which I've up-voted)
I am using the Extension Libraries Application Layout Control and need to have a banner graphic placed in the .lotusBanner div on the right. How can this be done as it seems that the Application Layout Control can't be modified.
You could use the utilityLinksFacet on the extended control that Steve Pridemore did.
http://www.openntf.org/internal/home.nsf/project.xsp?action=openDocument&documentId=CED2E61A75526CD086257997006DA95B
or you could use onload javascript to add it.
I was able to place a graphic in the upper right of the Application Layout Control in the Banner area by doing the following:
In the control under the Banner > Utility links I added a Basic node. For the node I specified the href and image. This worked and placed the image n the correct spot.
Artifacts of this were the location of the Banner Application links. To remedy this I used some CSS for the .lotusBanner ul.lotusLinks {margin-top: 45px;position:absolute;}
The margin-top was to push the links down so I could enlarge the logo that is used by the Application Layout Control.
The applicationLayout control in ExtLib is, as you have found out, locked down to only allow certain aspects of the configuration to be changed by the developer. You can add links to different sections of the applicationLayout but nothing beyond that.
One possible alternative is to NOT use the applictionLayout control itself but create your own approximation of it in a custom control, You would need to add all the necessary panels/divs with the special oneUI2 classes in all the correct places and then add editable areas and callbacks within these panels for the parts that you would want to customize throughout the application. All of the other sections in the applicationLayout control, like the bannerUtilityLinks are created using the ListofLinks control that is also found in the Extension Library.
We are using the default Oracle ADF Faces 10g default skin. It looks super nice, but we want to make tweaks to it (changing the CSS and also how certain components are rendered -- for example the table component will place buttons above and below the table component-- we want them only on the bottom-- this appears to require a programmatic change in order to change this behavior).
Has anyone had success creating their own ADF Faces skin? Please post what you had to do to change component behavior.
we followed this documentation for webcenter spaces:
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/middleware/webcenter/owcs-r11-extend-spaces-wp-132596.pdf
The documentation makes use of an already existing oracle extension (how to download the source is in the document).
Once we add the application, we simply added a new entry in the META-INF\trinidad-skins.xml :
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
<skins xmlns="http://myfaces.apache.org/trinidad/skin">
<!-- Previous skins here ... -->
<skin>
<id>myskin.custom.desktop</id>
<family>My Skin</family>
<render-kit-id>org.apache.myfaces.trinidad.desktop</render-kit-id>
<style-sheet-name>custom/spaces/skins/myskin/myskin.css</style-sheet-name>
<extends>default.desktop</extends>
</skin>
</skins>
and added the css and img files inside the MET-INF directory in the specified paths (e.g. META-INF/custom/spaces/skins/myskin/myskin.css).
For custom applications on ADF the procedure should be the same.
Since Oracle 11g, Oracle prodives the so called 'skin editor' for your ADF applications.
Until 11.1.7.0, the skin editor was only available as an external application. In the current versions, you can choose for which application version you want to create the skin for your ADF Application (the wizard will give you an option for that when creating a new skin project).
Download Skin Editor:
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/developer-tools/adf/downloads/index.html
Install instructions:
https://docs.oracle.com/middleware/1212/skineditor/ADFSI/adfsi.htm#ADFSI102
However, since 11.1.7.0 the skin editor is integrated with the Oracle JDeveloper IDE. I already used it for a couple of projects. Although it is easy to get into it and to configure your custom skin, you have to keep in mind that you have to do a lot of manual work to "fully" replace the default skin. There are some components which rely on icons - therefore you have to replace them one by one, using graphical editors (e.g. adobe photoshop or another comparable editor that suits you).
I need to be able to adjust the alignment of an image in an "Enhanced Rich Text Field" in an announcements list in MOSS 2007. However, the default content editor in the edit form for the list doesn't provide a way to do that. What's the fastest way for me to make sure users can align images? My first thought was to customize the DispForm.aspx and EditForm.aspx pages, but they just have the ListForm web part in the content region and as far as I know, you can't customize the ListForm web part from the designer.
You can't customize the LisForm web part, but you can add a "custom list form" to create a custom edit form. Maybe you haven't seen this article: http://weblogs.asp.net/jan/archive/2006/11/06/Custom-Edit-Forms-for-SharePoint-2007-Lists.aspx
Then you could do some javascript hackery to insert your own button which then calls something similar to existing RTE_InsertImage function to call a pop-up window and do whatever you need (you'll find this function in 12\template\layouts\1033\form.js)
I fail to see (or understand) your issue. I created a new announcements list, created a new item, inserted an image, aligned it to the right, viewed the item and it worked.
Then I proceeded to create a new custom column, choose multiple lines,enhanced rich text field, edited my list item, added an image, centered it, viewed and it was also working.
The only thing I noticed is that the "rich" control does not appears on non-IE browsers.