I need to have a copy of the Experience cloud template which is a Salesforce template for additional functionality available. Is there a way to convert an already existing Experience Cloud template instead of recreating said template from scratch?
Currently there is no such functionality. You would have to recreate a template from scratch as I was instructed by DocuSign support.
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how to create plugin same as umbracoforms with same functionality?
-If we add custom Fields from database in to umbraco backend custom section and it will reflect in to frontend same as umbraco forms can anybody guide me related to this ?
if you want to replicate something like that, I'll suggest you to start based on a already made code base.
Take a look at this project for AngularJS: forms generator AngularJS
As I am aware that GTM provides tracking functionality to page to get tracked in the google analytics with the help of HTML classes or ids. But we have an in-house tracking system which tracks events generated on the page. Is there a way to configure the GTM to do the in-house trackings as well?
Yes, it's possible. Having said that, it also depends on how your in-house tracking system works.
If your in-house tracking system contains JS libraries, you can add custom HTML tags in your GTM. If it just an image request, you can add custom image tags in your GTM to do the work. You can even add your custom javascript codes and manage them to fire on the page as you want.
Recently, GTM launched custom templates. You can create a tag template for your tracking tool and use it across your organisation.
I am looking for a simple CRUD template system for AngularJS that dynamically creates UIs to manage entities via REST. Is there something out there that does this already or a template that is easy to adjust?
Ideally a framework / template where all I have to do is specify a REST resource layout, and a data model definition in JSON that describes entities and relations.
Any recommendations? I don't want to build this again in another language =)
You should try Telosys http://www.telosys.org/
See all the tutorials https://sites.google.com/site/telosystutorial/
and especially the tutorial dedicated to AngularJS https://sites.google.com/site/telosystutorial/angularjs
mCrud
Somebody created a Node.js / AngularJS application using material design to do generic crud on a MySQL database using sequalize as an orm. It looks good. You can purchase it for 27 USD.
Here it is:
https://codecanyon.net/item/mcrud-materialized-database-crud-generator/14617925
ng-admin
An AngularJS admin GUI to any RESTful API
https://github.com/marmelab/ng-admin
and even more...
There's a community wiki answer on the same topic.
What backend-agnostic admin interfaces / GUIs are there?
I have a website in which we have used asp.net, c# and SQL database. In this website we are frequently retrieving/submitting the details from database. Now we are redesigning this website. How about using Angularjs while redesigning? Will it make the development easier?
Or please let me know if we have better framework for this.
If you are using basic asp.net, then not really.
You have a page which includes a .cs "code behind" file and a ".aspx" file that are coupled and work together.
Why would you suddenly need a client side model? This is more relevant for "Asp.net MVC".
Now you could do some work arounds and start working "ajax + json oriented" to insert angularjs, but you will need a lot of changes.
Now, if you are planning on a large redesign, I would try looking at web api(you dont have to change your whole site, but maybe you will prefer to create a service that will work with your database to fetch data and return your angular js client json's that will data-bind with your views).
Now if you didn't understand me, I'd google "Asp.net web api" up and then google some "Asp.net web api and angularjs" up.
Yes, AngularJS can be used to simplify the front-end side of your website development.
Their developer overview provides a great brief on how to do data binding: https://docs.angularjs.org/guide/databinding
I've seen some references to using Backbone.js with a CMS. I will be starting on a new project soon that will be using Kentico CMS. I'd like to use Backbone.js for the client side framework to make a "web app" experience that has it's content managed through Kentico (similar to the example Backbone gives on their website for USAToday).
Has anyone ever done this? It seems difficult due to Kentico's web framework. I'm sure it is possible to do, but at what cost? What functionality will be lost on the Kentico side? Will content managers still be able to change layout, rearrange webparts, add/delete webparts, update content within webparts, add/delete pages?
Any help or examples would be amazing! Thanks.
Kentico CMS comes with a RESTful API that is able to manipulate with all objects and documents in the system. So it's up to you what you implement on the client side. If you want to achieve push capabilities you will probably want to utilize SignalR (ASP.NET encapsulation of WebSockets). There is nice library that provides communication between Backbone.js and SignalR called Backbone.signalr. Last thing you should have a look at is a new system of events introduced in Kentico CMS 7 enabling to hook up to any document or object change.