I created a few linked pages on dreamweaver. When I send them all through a zipped file to another computer to test it, the image on all pages works fine. However the spry menu does not appear. Instead, all the text from the menu appears vertically down the page, despite including all of the spry assets in the zip file.
Anybody know how I can fix this or have an idea of where i am going wrong?
If all of the menu code is appearing as a list, it means that the page is not finding the Spry CSS and/or JS files. Check the calls to those files in the HTML again.
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Have some real trouble removing some text from the home page of my SharePoint site. I've been told it's a breadcrumb that needs removed and I've tried a few methods they haven't worked and I don't think it is a breadcrumb.
However whenever I open up page editor I can't seem to interact with it, needless to say this isn't my day job!
Text in question.
And this is what it looks like when I hit edit page.
You can override CSS file by adding .ms-core-pageTitle{Display:none !Important;}
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/sharepoint/en-US/47f10498-d72a-446d-9b26-840fb89f9142/how-to-hide-site-title-in-sharepoint2013?forum=sharepointgeneral
It seems that sometimes, not always, when I add code to an ASPX page via Customization Project -> Screens -> -> Actions -> Edit ASPX and click Generate Customization Scripts, it deletes what I added. What I'm adding doesn't contain any errors as I write it in VS and then copy and paste it into the editor. This sometimes work and sometimes does not. When it does not work, I cannot make changes no matter what I do.
Is there a way to prevent Generate Customization Scripts from deleting the code I add?
Is there a way to edit and see changes to ASPX files after publishing via Visual Studio instead of using the browser editor?
Are you testing your changes directly in the aspx page that you are customization to an existing screen?
I assume this is the case and I have found when I go and look at the generate script changes to the page it already includes my changes because I added them to the page and this process simply loads the same contents. Because its already there my guess is this is why the "changes" are ignored.
Here is what I do and maybe it will help you:
Save the standard aspx screen (before changes) somewhere to revert back later.
Make/test your changes to the aspx page
Save the modified aspx screen changes somewhere
Restore the original aspx screen (saved from step 1)
Go to your customization and paste in your changes to the screen > edit aspx
Click Generate Customization Script
Now your changes should be in place and saved.
This doesn't apply if you are writing your own aspx as this is included as a file in your customization project. This is in reference to modifying an existing aspx file from Acumatica or another customization.
The Generate Customization Scripts button does a very strict validation which will sometime remove valid markup. There isn't much you can do about this.
If you are modifying custom screens, you can modify the .aspx file directly from the {WebsitePath}\CstPublished and {WebsitePath}\Pages folders.
Modifications done to files in CstPublished will be reflected instantly after refreshing the web page.
Modifications done to files from the Pages folder will updated the customization project, as you should get a conflict pop-up in the Project Editor screen.
My preferred workflow is to modify CstPublished files, test in the screen and if it works, I copy paste my change to the Pages folder.
I have been working for a few days now making a simple web page to be a basic cv/bio. I started by making my headers for the page and some simple animations when switching window sizes. After playing with adding some different colors in, I noticed that an asset I added, wasn't transparent(as I had intended it to be).
That said, I have tried to delete the item from the assets Library to no avail. I've tried removing all relevant keyframes, as well as trying to delete it from the Master Rules. The program will not allow me to delete the item, except from the Library, which does not affect the item on the page whatsoever.
I may well be missing something completely obvious and shall feel a fool when this is answered. Thank you for your help in advance!
To delete a layer, click on it in the timeline so that it's highlighted and then press the Delete key on your keyboard.
If the element is an asset imported by you, for example a picture, you must select it at the library collapsible menu and click the trash. If you can't find this menu, clic on Menu > Window > Library.
On Responsive window, click Edit base document. You can now delete it.
From the html and css files of a webpage, is there a way to write a program that can guess how the page might be visually structured?
can try saving to website by right click and save webpage or save as, then open up in a program like dreamweaver.
I've observed that under certain circumstances, a web browser will navigate to a blank page and then prompt the user to download a file. In my current situation, it's navigating to a URL that generates an Excel file. The download of the file works perfectly, but the user is now stranded on a blank page. There are two things I would like to figure out:
What causes the blank page to be displayed? It doesn't happen all the time. Is it the difference between using GET and POST (I can't recall seeing a hyperlink do it, but forms usually do)? Is it something to do with the Content-Disposition? In my current case, I've set the Content-Disposition to be "inline" because I want it to display in the browser in IE. Firefox (and presumably others) will of course prompt to download because they can't display it inline. It is the situation where the user chooses to save it that the blank screen results.
If it is possible, I'd like to display some content on this blank screen to provide the user with a message like "your file has been generated, click here to go back to the main screen" or somesuch. Is there a way I can do that?
I'm using an IIS extension written in C++, so solutions for ASP, PHP, etc will not be helpful unless they're generally applicable (though I wouldn't mind learning about solutions in those languages!). Thanks.
I think you practically answered your own question: setting content-disposition to inline does exactly that. One solution that comes to mind is browser detection: use inline disposition if the browser is IE, attachment otherwise.
BTW, as a user, I prefer sites which offer me a choice whether I want to download the file or view it inside the browser (when, for example, accessing a PDF file). In this case, I would consider having a link/button for downloading the file, and adding a second link/button for IE browsers to view it.