In Liferay 6.1, how one can index polls portlet to allow search portlet to retrieve old polls ?
I found answers like you need to index Polls portlet, but I'm new to Liferay and I really don't know how to proceed.
Please help me with some source code.
Thanks alot.
Halim
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I have a portlet bundle as a war in Liferay 6.2. We are planning to convert it into module as per the Liferay 7. So we have the change of Portlet name and hence Id.
Now we would like to run the upgrade process which will take care below scenarios
Updating Portlet Preferences with new Portlet Id
Updating Layouts to consider new Portlet Id
Updating ResourceAction table to consider new Portlet Id
I have undergone few dev.liferay.com but couldn't fine proper guide to do the same. I followed 6.2 approach by creating the Upgrade class by extending UpgradeProcess class and then overriding the threshold values. However, it doesn't work for me.
Could you please help me with this Upgrade scenario?
Regards,
Suyash Bhalekar
I'm new to liferay.
I imported a big lar into my liferay instance but, for the moment, have none of the required portlets : there are a lot of portlets in the project I'm joining.
Currently, I have the site structure, but the pages display the message that the portlet is not here (logical).
For comprehension purposes, I wanted to build my portlets one after the other, on the need, to see them appear by the grace of liferay ;-)
But for that I wanted to know which portlet is missing.
This thread : How can i find - which portlets are deployed on which pages in Liferay 6.1? explain how to achieve this through the DB.
Is there really no built-in solution to do it through the liferay interface? Have we really to hack in the DB to get the info or install plugin?
Thanks!
In your browser console, Liferay.Portlet.list contains all portlets in the page.
This value is generated by themeDisplay.getLayoutTypePortlet().getAllPortlets() on the server.
As an alternative you can also look at the HTML code of the page and look for elements with the class portlet-boundary. For example this belongs to an instance of the Journal Content Portlet (Portlet name 56):
<div class="portlet-boundary portlet-boundary_56_ portlet-static portlet-static-end portlet-borderless portlet-journal-content full-screen" id="p_p_id_56_INSTANCE_WdRdMGe86kDa_">
I would like to know if built in functionality exists or how to implement functionality to search the static text of JSPs not web content of all deployed portlets in liferay from a centralised portlet (or theme). Unfortunately, there does not seem to be help regarding this issue.
Thanks.
This could be helpful. You must get rid of long and ugly URLs and use Liferay API's mentioned in that Wiki.
There is a guide on the Liferay site Developing a Portlet with Multiple Actions
Do you know where I should place the code of the MyGreetingPortlet class?
What should be the file name and in which folder I should place it?
Check out the Anatomy of a portlet in the same tutorial.
I'm beginner in Liferay, and I need to customize the portlet webcontent display list.
I added a portlet in my page Home, and I managed to see the recent news that I created.
The news is displayed in a table (title, author and date display).
I want to display the news like this:
- The date of the news (above the title of the news)
- The title of the news (which is a link to the news)
I tried to create a structure, but I do not see commits its work?
Thank you to enlighten me?
PS: sorry for this English !!
Liferay is available in source - did you look at the implementation of the webcontent list portlet? You can either create a jsp hook for that portlet or just reimplement a similar one based on what you find in there...
As you say you'd like to customize Webcontent display list I assume you don't want its default behaviour. Once you know what to change in this portlet, read about jsp hooks, create a hook with the jsp changes you'd like (if it's limited to jsp changes) and deploy it.
Liferay's development documentation should have the information that you need, otherwise continue in the wiki on liferay.com
Edit: Also, you might want to look at AssetPublisher - maybe this provides a few more options for formatting your output.
Generally Liferay web content in journalarticle table. I have referred Liferay 6.0 Version.
Now, for showing liferay custom portlet view, you should use Liferay Portlet Creation and Liferay Service Builder.
Here are two useful article on those -
1> Liferay MVC Portlet
2> Liferay Service Builder
Now make the service for journalarticle table and use those in your portlet.
Some useful fields of journalarticle table for your reference are - title, createDate etc.