I want to customize the default listing of directory including the header and footer of the page. I tried to search this information however most of the information included how to disable the access to directories or provide the access to directories. My concern is to change the font, include some images in header(i.e change the layout of the page as it displays by default and also put a logout option)with directories being displayed.
any help would be highly appreciated!
I think this post might be helpful:
http://perishablepress.com/better-default-directory-views-with-htaccess/
Although, you mention above that you need to add a logout option as well, which means there will need to be some backend coding. What programming language are you using? It would be much easier to use the backend language (like PHP, .Net, Java, etc) to grab the contents of the files/directories, that way you have full control. .htaccess files are nice, but with what you're trying to do, it seems to involve much more than the capabilities of only strictly using .htaccess files.
Either way, the post above should help you "change the font, include some images in the header and change the layout of the page", just not allow the login/logout.
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I want to create custom documents on my website which is running on a Linux-based server. My website has user login capability to access specific details on the website.
What I want to do is:
Use a default .tex file where the contents of the main document are stored. This would be available on the server (on admin side);
Get few user specific inputs (like login name, the day and date when the request was made), their custom inputs like what specific details they want (this will make it possible to include or exclude few chapters, sections from the document);
Using the inputs received above (in point 2), the document would be customized on the fly on the website by running LaTeX compiler and the output of the compilation would be shared with the user.
My questions are:
Has someone tried this before? Any suggestions, alternatives they can point to? If there is any other better solution than LaTeX, I am open to hear and understand that as well.
Are there any specific settings that we need to do either on the server or on LaTeX installation that will enable doing this?
Any additional packages, programs are required to be installed to get this working?
Any help and insights would be appreciated.
You can generate PDF using appropriate libraries for programming language you use for your back-end. This is definitely safer than injecting user input into TeX file and probably would be faster too.
PHP: Best way to create a PDF with PHP
Ruby: https://github.com/prawnpdf/prawn
anything else: google for "$LANGUAGE generate pdf".
The first and the second questions can be done in any programming language you choose while reading the .tex template and add/omit the data, then save it to the temporal .tex file. After compilation yo can remove this file. If you are working with a linux server you can use a service (cron, systemd) to automate the cleaning of files.
To compile and get the file you must use pdflatex command line program, which is the one any LaTeX editor uses. I compile my LaTeX documents this way in linux. I think this way is quite fast, except if you want images in this document, or are using tikz pictures.
I know I am suggesting the old way to do the work, but usually is the best way.
And, finally, I think PHDComics uses something like this for the emergency button (down in the right), only that in the site the pdf is already generated for the specific comic: http://www.phdcomics.com/
I often write posts with limited or no connectivity, which is one reason octopress is so appealing: it makes it really natural to write and preview posts offline. The problem is that I cannot figure out how to make MathJax play ball. I have it set up and working properly using the CDN, which is how the static pages get uploaded to the server. But what I want is to be able to use a local mathjax to preview the posts offline. This I do not know how to achieve.
To be sure, I can change the source/_includes/custom/head.html point it to ./mathjax/MathJax.js, but that only works if after rake generate I do cp /path/to/mathjax public/. But then I have to do this after every site (re-)generation, which is... cumbersome, to put it mildly. I've tried symbolic links, relative and absolute paths, but to no avail. Is there a better alternative?
Thank you in advance.
If all you need is the MathJax.js, you can put that in source/javascripts/. Doing so will add that file to the Octopress site which in turn means it'll be added to your site every time it's regenerated. source is the base of the Jekyll site Octopress has, so put everything in there except plugins and sass files.
We are using Cimplicity to operate some installations at our plant. The frontend consists of a lot of .cim files, which are the screens presented to the operator. These files are built with 'cimedit', which is basically a graphical click and drag program with which you can assemble the screens. Each object you drag onto the screen has the option to run a script, which brings me to my problem.
Because each screen contains a lot of small scripts and functions it is hard to keep track of what does what. For example I'm trying to figure out where a certain table from my database is being accessed or updated. Since the files all seem to be compressed (or so) I can't use a regular 'search the contents of this file' search.
Things I've tried so far are searching using windows, with the content option enabled and also tried the compression option. This had no success. It makes sense because like I said, the files seem to be compressed, so the actual script is not stored in plain text.
So, my question in short:
How do I search all the scripts of (preferably multiple) cimplicity screens?
Any tips on how to search compressed files are also very much appreciated.
I stumbled upon another stackoverflow post while searching for a better windows search tool and ended up finding this post: https://superuser.com/questions/26593/best-way-to-confidently-search-files-and-contents-in-windows-without-using-an
This posts recommends Agent Ransack and it is actually possible to search through the .cim files with this tool.
If I see on a magento page (using the Template Path Hints) that some template is using some block (which is not the default block for that template).
Is there a way to find which layout file is responsible for this layout change?
(assuming that the change IS coming from a file and not by direct manipulation of the layout by code).
Do a global search for the block type that is being used. So, if you expected the block to be catalog/product_view and it was instead whoabob/wheres_theblock, you could just search for whoabob/wheres_theblock to find which module is changing things.
Keep in mind, it may be happening in a layout XML file OR as a rewrite in a module config.xml
In your IDE search the phtml file in layout directory. may you find more, but it allows you to identify and then tries to remove the layout to see if the page still shows whether or not then it's good if it is not the right
Does CC.NET allow for you to link to premade .html files on the plugin bar on the left?
I know it allows for you to link via XSL, but when I use the XSL for a certain plugin it does not display correctly. But the program can make a .html file itself so i was wondering if i could have it make one then link to it.
I know TeamCity has the capabilities to do this I was just wondering if CC.NET had this too.
And I know about the external links ability, but I want to link to it from the bar on the left, not the main build screen.
Have a look in your webdashboard\templates folder. In there are all the templates the server uses. I think you probably could edit ProjectSideBar.vm and add a normal xxx and use your file name and possibly one of the variables used in the file, something like:
<tr><td>Your File Ouput</td></tr>
I don't know if $projectName exists, but look in the other .vm files and you should be able to find something.
It should work, although I can't check myself at the moment.
Look at the trunk on sourceforge, I just read that in 1.5 is going to be an html plugin on the dashboard for displaying html output...
The Html Report Plugin is what you want to use - it's available starting with release 1.5 as Alex mentioned: http://www.cruisecontrolnet.org/projects/ccnet/wiki/HtmlReportPlugin
EDIT: I've spent a couple of days with the Html Report Plugin and unfortunately it looks like it has too many bugs to be useful. See my issues here and here.