I'm using VS Online Monaco; trying to figure out how to add users to my Azure web site so they can edit in Monaco. Adding them to the VSO group didn't work.
the Monaco editor is actually a site extension on your normal website, you actually use it through your webpublish account credentials, so it's actually not something you can easily override i think
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My business has the requirement of doing below changes while still using Azure blue template in Azure B2C's login page. Can someone point me in the right direction on how to achieve this?
B2C login page
If you need styling customization you need to go with your own template. If you want to be as close to the default one provided then you need to download it, change and use as your custom one. To do that just open Developer Tools in the browser, open your user flow and find something similar to this (image below) in the Network tab of Developer Tools:
Just double click it and the new page with template used with your flow will open. Just save it as HTML and you are free to go. Don't forget about checking any extenal references (CSS, JS, etc). Depending on what will you be changing you might want to download them and host on your own as well.
I have a Chrome extension. I'm the developer, and I have a Google group for users than can use the extension. I want to add a collaborator to help develop it. From what I've seen on the Google Developer site, I'm apparently supposed to make a google group to add additional developers. But I see no option to create a new group on my Developer Dashboard.
I'm not sure why, but I have a guess: According to this SO response, you can only have one publishing group associated with your account. So my user group may be preventing me from creating a developer group. But I need a user group — the extension is in testing, and I only want these approved users to be able to use it.
So what do I do? Do I have to create a new Google and developer account and simply give my collaborator the username and password? Or is there a way to do this without creating a new account (as I think that would mean my existing users would have to delete the old extension and re-add the new one, which could get messy as many of them aren't tech-savvy).
I have created a test SharePoint server to be as close to our production server as possible. Production SharePoint databases were backed up and restored to our test server. The three main web.configs (Central Admin, main site, Security Token Service Application) were modified to include our custom app settings.
The site comes up fine, logging in using both AD and our custom FBA membership provider works as well.
Certain pages are visible in the Site Libraries through View All Site Content and using SharePoint Designer but SharePoint says that the page(s) are not found if you try to view them or check them in. Not all pages are not available. If I delete a bad page and replace it with a copy from our production application, it displays fine.
I've already found and tried possible solutions such as restarting the Search Query and Site Settings Service and checking the Alternate Access Mapping. I also found a possible solution that has you go to Component Services and modify security relative to an OSearch14 property. I was not able to modify this since right clicking on the property did not pop up any menu options. I will continue to look into this.
Any Ideas? I appreciate any help.
Thanks.
How can I automate the creation of a user in IIS7?
I'm using C#. I have code that automates the creation of a website, and I found some examples for automating the creation of an FTP site.
I also need to automate the creation of a IIS user for each FTP site that I create.
I could possibly just edit the administration.config file, under I could just add another element for each new user, but I wouldn't know how to set the password attribute, which is encoded. Plus, there's gotta be an easier more reliable way to do this.
The FTP users that I need to set up are not associated with any website. These users will only log into the FTP site, not into any website.
To manually add a user, I can run the feature "IIS Manager Users", then simply click on "Add User..."
This adds an entry to the config file, as I mentioned in my original post.
I then associate that user to my ftp site by adding an FTP Authorization Rule for that user.
As for my current configuration... On IIS7, under Management Service, under "Identity Credentials" I selected "Windows credentials or IIS Manager credentials".
For adding the users to Administration.config you can use the API in Microsoft.Web.Management.dll ManagementAuthentication.CreateUser, the following blog shows how to call it from POwerShell: Link
To add the FTP Authorization Rule you can use Microsoft.Web.Administration.dll. See: http://www.iis.net/ConfigReference/system.ftpServer/security/authorization for an example on how to do that.
Also consider using Configuration Editor to generate the code to automate changes to IIS configuration.
http://blogs.iis.net/webdevelopertips/archive/2009/01/11/tip-42-did-you-know-configurationeditor-allows-you-to-generate-c-javascript-or-appcmd-script-to-update-configuration.aspx
The answer is to use:
Microsoft.Web.Management.Server.ManagementAuthentication.CreateUser(userName, password);
This method will encode the password for us.
We're in the process of building a MOSS site and one of the 3rd party tools we're using has a requirement of AD/ADAM as the authentication provider. We would like the user's to manage their own accounts (e.g. resetting passwords, registering new users, etc) so we're going to need WebParts for administering users in an AD/ADAM/LDAP DB.
Are there any SharePoint WebParts out there already to do this?
I came across one today called AD User Editor. It states you can edit nearly any Active Directory property, and it works in multi-domain environments.
From the UI screenshot it appears to use a web part and take on the SharePoint look and feel.
Even better it's on CodePlex so any problems you can fix yourself!