I have a content sharing site, Can I disable save as option from all browsers ,so that my content doesn't get copied down. I am using javascript to disable right click , but even then my content is being copied down by some bloggers. I need a full proof software or tool that can stop others from copying my content.
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Can anyone tell me if there is a way to manage more than one website in Dreamweaver at the same time? As I understand it now, every time I need to get a page from a website, I have to change the current site by selecting another site in the Files dropdown... Is there a way to have something like "tabs" where you can instantly switch between different websites without having to click the Files drop-down, select the website, wait for FTP to connect, and then browse that website?
I am using Adobe Dreamweaver CS6 and when I open multiple webpages, they are on tabs already. On the fist screen shot i provided, you can see that index.html and album.html are both opened. If you click on the restore button on the active window (icon encircled), it is manageable like the other image I attached.
I have content editor on my team site where I added several links. But today while adding some new links, content editor crashed. so now when I tried to open site containing content editor, browser stop working.
The quick solution is:
I can delete the existing content editor and create a new one (using ?contents=1 in the corrupted team site). But since my content editor contains lot of links, so is there a way where I can roll back content editor to previous version (till yesterday afternoon)?
Any suggestion is appreciated.
Your previous version is probably lost in the mess. You will have to go to the site admin, and close / delete the webpart and start over. You may be able to simply close the web part (from site admin) and then edit the web part properties to salvage it's contents.
Either way, content should not be added directly into a Content Editor Web Part (for this reason.) Instead, use the option to point to a file in a Document Library elsewhere in your SharePoint site, with versioning enabled.
Then, in the case of the CEWP blowing up the page from an edit to the contents, you can revert to the previous version of the document, and the CEWP will immediately be updated, and the page immediately restored.
Stackoverflow is about programming related questions, your question is more of a user question.
You can't roll back a content editor. If you have versioning enabled for the page you have the content editor on, you might be lucky and can retrieve an earlier version. Otherwise you could only check the database for the content editor contents, but that will be a pretty tedious task finding it.
I have a masterpage that uses a js file in the layouts folder. I want to manually edit this file for development purposes, but my browser does not get the latest copy if I manually open the layouts folder and edit the file. I tried doing a hard refresh on the client-side with CTRL+F5, but I still get the old copy.
Is there an easy way to edit this file without redeploying my masterpage feature over and over again?
You don't need to redeploy it. You need to clear the browser cache. If you open it from another browser, or if you clear the browser's history, you'll see you don't need to redeploy it.
I've seen this issue posted here before, but the solution - although it helped others - did not work for me.
When you copy an image from your browser into your clipboard, and then paste it into Word, Word tries to make a web request to get the content. If the image was from a site that uses a form-based login to authenticate users, Word obviously fails to login. Your content cannot be pasted. Other software, like Paint for example, has no issue with this and will simply paste your copied content without trying to make another web request.
It has been suggested that changing the "Check for newer versions of stored pages" setting in Internet Settings to "Automatically" will the solve the problem. This may well work for some, but not for me. I've tried every option in this setting and none work.
I've used packet capture software to ensure that Word really is making a web request when I paste the content. The web page is indeed redirecting Word to the authentication page, at which point, Word does nothing.
I am using Chrome, but have tried Internet Explorer. My Internet Explorer version is 10. I am using Windows 8. I am using Word 2010.
There are many suggestions on the web about image formatting and document layouts etc. in Word, but this is clearly not my problem. The packet capture reveals that Word cannot authenticate to get the image.
Is there some way to prevent Word from doing an extra HTTP GET to gather the image from the website? Since other software has no problem pasting the content without doing an additional web request, it seems the content really is in my clipboard.
Instead of trying to fight Word on this have you tried just saving the image itself and then copying your local copy to Word rather than copying it directly from the site? You would take ownership and Word should treat it like a local file and see no need do a HTTP GET.
On my sharepoint site I am unable to add an existing basic webpart to a page where I've added webparts before. I am a site owner. I am using IE 8. I also work remotely using VPN.
The strange thing is IE won't even open up the EDIT MODE.
When I use Google Chrome, it is able to open up EDIT MODE, and it was also able to open up the Add Web Part popup, but when you actually select a web part and press ADD...nothing gets added to the main page.
The extra strange thing is from Google Chrome, I am able to delete and modify existing webparts.
I've upgraded to IE 9 and the same issue still happens.
i assume the similar issue you would be facing with firefox it seems your css is not compliant with IE8 try using ie8 in campatibility mode or use following querystring parameter at end of ur url
toolpaneview=2 and see what is the result
I had that problem and it appeared that a CSS file was messing up with the Ribbon controls.
Try to disable a CSS file at a time.
Regards,
Pedro
We had this issue (or at least a very similar one) where, in edit page mode, clicking on 'Add a Web Part' had no effect. I was assuming that it is a JavaScript issue. In, I beleive, the same day, it effected both my Production and DEV Site Collections, in IE8, Firefox and Chrome. We restarted all of our servers and ran the config wizard. No good.
We were able to create new pages which seem to be uneffected.
For an existing page, our workaround is to edit the properties of the page, then, down at the bottom, select 'Open Page in Maintenance View'. Select one of the Web Parts and Close it. Note: It seems as though if you unselected the 'Allow Close' checkbox, it wont be on this list. Then click on the 'Go Back to Web Part Page'. Click on the zone where the closed Web Part was. You may now be able to 'Add a Web Part'. If so, the last Web Part folder on the left will be 'Closed Web Parts' which I beleive you can put back (Open) the closed Web Part.
I have see this issue occur when someone else has the current page open in edit mode. Until that person either checks in or undoes there checkout you will not be able to edit the page.