I am not sure where this gets added to the footer of my grid.
by ShieldUIDemo Version
I am using the version for non-profits.
How do I remove it?
Those labels are shown only for the Trial versions of ShieldUI.
If you are part of a non-profit organization, you should be eligible a Free for Non-commercial license from them here.
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I want to create a printable report of a test run in Kiwi TCMS version 9.0.1. However I cannot find any way to accomplish this. Can someone explain how to get this done?
According to https://kiwitcms.org/blog/kiwi-tcms-team/2019/03/03/legacy-reports-become-telemetry/ this feature should be available.
Feature: Printable Test Execution Report
As a tester I want to have a nice looking TestRun execution report which I can present to my >managers, stakeholders and/or customers. The page needs to be printer friendly for “Print to >PDF” or print on paper!
Kiwi TCMS already has this feature. Clicking the [Report] button ...
It seems that the report button has been removed in favor of the telemetry button though.
However I cannot find any way to accomplish this.
Just try printing the TestRun page. It looks good in its new design and that's why there's no separate page which rearranges the data in a printer-friendly way. The current layout should be printer friendly as it is.
If there's something missing/not quite right that's an improvement request which should go into GitHub Issues.
Digging through the patch notes, I have found that this feature was removed in Kiwi TCMS version 6.6, see https://github.com/kiwitcms/Kiwi/blob/master/CHANGELOG.rst#kiwi-tcms-66-19-mar-2019
Remove legacy reports.
and https://github.com/kiwitcms/Kiwi/issues/657
We are planning to remove the existing reports feature because they are not well designed and the code internally is a huge blob that can't be extended very easily. Kiwi TCMS team would like to reimplement existing functionality that folks find useful, add new types of reports (incl. nicer graphics and UI) and make it possible for the reporting sub-system to be more easily extendable.
So I guess the blog entry is a bit misleading and it is currently not possible to create printable reports using Kiwi TCMS version 9.0.1, save for writing a private plugin that adds this functionality.
I am using DNN 7.4.1 Community Edition and I would like to have a specific security role ("Editors") to have the ability to edit the content of every module, but not be able to edit the settings of every module. I know this SO question addresses this, but the answers are quite outdated and I would like to see if there is any more recent knowledge related to this issue.
I believe DotNetNuke Professional edition is now called, EVOQ Content, and due to the specificity of my issue, I would rather not upgrade for one little piece of additional functionality (also might not be an option financially). However, upgrading would seem to allow me to have more freedom over permissions.
As far as Oliver Hine's Enhanced Permission Provider for DotNetNuke, it hasn't been updated for several years. I have installed this extension, however it seems to add more headaches. As soon as it is installed, entire pages are no longer visible for any users other than the administrator role. Even after adjusting page permissions to allow "All Users" to "View Page", all of the modules are still not visible. After fumbling around with individual module permissions, certain modules were visible for certain users only after ALL permissions were granted to that role. This extension would be perfect if it worked as described (and without setting tons of individual module permissions).
So, is there any method other than the ones mentioned above that allow me to prevent the "Editors" role from accessing module settings, but still allowing them to edit the module content?
Thank you kindly
There is a slightly newer version on github which you might have better luck with. I haven't had the time to fully test it but it's an improvement over what's on codeplex.
https://github.com/ohine/Dnn.Enhanced-Permissions-Provider
If you still run into issues, contact me on my website and I'll get things fixed up.
Unfortunately my answer on that other post still stands as the current solution. Though Oliver might show up here and provide some insight.
This can be achieved with DotNetNuke Professional (EVOQ) edition using the
extended granular permissions.
I had an open-source spare-time project two years ago where I used the free 60 controls by DevExpress, from the link here: https://www.devexpress.com/Products/Free/NetOffer/
I was vey happy with these and I even personally recommended these controls here.
My project now is quite old, but now I want to make some minor changes, and I just experienced, to my surprise, that I will no longer be able to build it, because I took a dependency on those controls. I did not copy these DevXpress libraries locally, so I really lost them.
What can I do about these now missing controls? Does anybody faced the same already? Should I replace them (quite a lot of work, because I do not want to change the UI at all now), or does someone still have these around?
My mind just had a glitch :-/ These DLL's are of course found in my installer package. I just installed my own software from codeplex, where I published it, searched thru the Harddisk and voilà, here the are, listed:
DevExpress.Data.v10.2.cdf-ms
DevExpress.Data.v10.2.dll
DevExpress.Data.v10.2.manifest
DevExpress.Utils.v10.2.cdf-ms
DevExpress.Utils.v10.2.dll
DevExpress.Utils.v10.2.manifest
DevExpress.XtraBars.v10.2.cdf-ms
DevExpress.XtraBars.v10.2.dll
DevExpress.XtraBars.v10.2.manifest
DevExpress.XtraEditors.v10.2.cdf-ms
DevExpress.XtraEditors.v10.2.dll
DevExpress.XtraEditors.v10.2.manifest
DevExpress.XtraTreeList.v10.2.cdf-ms
DevExpress.XtraTreeList.v10.2.dll
DevExpress.XtraTreeList.v10.2.manifest
DevExpress.XtraVerticalGrid.v10.2.cdf-ms
DevExpress.XtraVerticalGrid.v10.2.dll
DevExpress.XtraVerticalGrid.v10.2.manifest
So, just in case, anyone needs those DLL's (The original 60 controls suite consisted of more files, however), you can get them the same way from my installer.
I would guess this is legal, since distribution in my project (with LGPL v2) was also legal.
latest free control is version 11.2 you can download it from github
I've been to the codeplex site and I see members and a few bug reports, but I can't tell if there is new development going on or if it is just in cruise mode. Anyone have any further details?
Edit for comments
Many issues are proposed Proposed Issues
but the last time a code commit occurred was in November, 2010
Code Commit
AFAIK, commits don't occur unless there is some sort of hotfix, or a release. The codeplex repository isn't used for incremental updates such a nightlies or similar releases, more big bang.
Look forward to more information about the PRISM roadmap after BUILD in September.
http://compositewpf.codeplex.com/discussions/261609
Is there a virtualizing WrapPanel available? Commercial or free ones.
I have seen some blogs (dan's included) but it does not seem to work well in my application, especially when i have child items of varying sizes.
Also even with same size those free ones do not work well.
Are there any commercial ones available in the market? I cannot find any.
Please comment.
For a commercial one i would say try Binarymission
I can't post a link since i am new user, but if you google for "binarymission" you will get there. Its a commercial WPF + Winforms UI library web site.
There is also :
http://virtualwrappanel.codeplex.com/ which is free (MIT License)
and
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/WPF/VirtualizingWrapPanel.aspx which is free too (Code Project Open License (CPOL))