I have used organic grouop(og) in my website, and i have a block of group details where group content creation link are appearing. now i want to open those link in lightbox. or in popup how can we do this.
You can either use the popup API - http://drupal.org/project/popups
or
Thickbox - http://drupal.org/project/thickbox
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I am using Site Builder, and there is currently a less than ideal looking email preferences page.
The url of the page is: https://forms.netsuite.com/app/crm/marketing/campaignlistener.nl?...
Is there a way to edit it somewhere?
There is no way to edit this directly.
Your best option is to inspect the classes and markup used and inject css and scripts (via a tab level tag override) to fix the page.
The other option is to replace the page entirely with a page of your own creation. The problem with that is once you do that you should only allow soft-opt-out because while you can set a hard opt-out with a script you cannot change from a hard opt-out with script.
This is a pain. I think what I may have done in the past was to insert some code on the My Account page that creates an iframe. Then you grab the Subscription Center link and replace it with a Suitelet URL that has the escaped Subscription Center url as a parameter and change its target to the iframe(same domain - forms.netsuite.com))
When the Suitelet opens it uses a postMessage to make the My Account let it take over and then creates another iFrame and makes the source of that iFrame the original Subscription Center iFrame. the Suitelet detects (on open) that the center is open an then because you are in the same domain you can inject CSS. When the subscription center goes away (a new onOpen function sourced from the Suitelet page) you can again use postMessage to "return" to my account.
I think this breaks in Safari but it's such a hack that I have steered away from this sort of thing and these days would tend to roll my own and manage hard opt-outs with the email from the Netsuite GUI.
I’ve been placing a page action on the options page of my Chrome extension. options.js calls chrome.runtime.connect({"name":"someName"}), and background.js has
chrome.runtime.onConnect.addListener(function(port) {
chrome.pageAction.show(port.sender.tab.id);
});
Unfortunately, in the new options_ui with the recommended default (and someday mandatory) "open_in_tab":false, the Sender's tab won't be set. Is there a way to get the tab id in order to show the page action?
I could use tabs.query to get the chrome://extensions/ tab, but that requires the tabs permission, which I currently don’t need. Active tab seems like it would work, but it doesn’t provide the tab id and isn’t enabled by opening an option dialog (source).
(Why do I want the page action on my options page? The extension works with a website that is only available ~7-10 weeks per year. I’d like my users to be able to interact with the extension the rest of the time, so that they can get used to the process. But I don’t want to adjust the displayed extension permissions just to do so. I can accomplish this by having the options page pretend to be the website in question.)
We would like to add content to the now blank page next to the user/pw boxes. I can get content to show up as the front page once the user has logged in, but how do we add content to be viewed by anonymous users only during the login process?
Thank you!
Follow these steps:
Create a block and only check the 'anonymous' checkbox in the Role Specific Visibility Settings.
Set the Page Specific Visibility Settings to display the block on <front> for the front page, user for the login page, or the urls for any other pages on which you may want it to display.
Finally, save the block and place it in the region of your choice.
I want to create chrome extension that will show only the top stories from google news page. Now through permission in menifest will I be able to get the required div of google news page ?
You can get information on any page if you request corresponding domain permissions in manifest. Instead of parsing google news html it probably would be easier to parse its rss feed instead (if there is one).
I am new on SharePoint 2010 and trying to make basic web sites.
First, created a new site. Using domain authantication. I've done to hide Site Actions tab. Surrounded the tags with
<SharePoint:SPSecurityTrimmedControl ID = "spstcSiteActions" runat = "server" PermissionsString = "ManageWeb">
When you do this, end-user cant see Site Actions ribbon, but cant see Sign In link too :)
I want to make Site Actions invisible, but Sign In link visible. When the user clicks then link, he can see Site Actions ribbon if authentication is success. My question is How to hide Site Actions tab, but show Sign In link in same tab or at different place.
I've not tried this on SharePoint 2010 but might know a workaround. You could try putting a link on your masterpage that points to /_layouts/authenticate.aspx . Once the user clicks on the url, they will be authenticated and brought back. Then the trimmed control can show the site actions menu depending on permissions.
You'll need a trimmed control around the login link in order to hide it when the user is authenticated.
You might want to look into what CustomActions are available to you. I've used custom actions in SP2007 to add items to the site actions menu. You might be able to leverage something something similar to hide an item.
Here's a related article:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb418728(office.12).aspx