We currently are running DotNetNuke 4.0.6. On the portals there are links that we have created to access files located on fileshares. When we set them up and save the page, then when we click that link nothing happens.
I have currently set the link up like this:
Link Type - URL
Protocol - Other
URL - file://///myfileshare/filesharename/folder1/folder2/myitem.pdf
If I select anything else (http, https, ftp) it doesn't work. When I mouse over the link it looks to be rendering correctly.
Can anyone help with why this may be happening? Am I missing a setting or selecting the wrong item?
The text in the editor is this:
Service Station for
Please remember the information presented in the newsletter is confidential and should not be shared outside the company.
Read more... (where "Read More" is the link)
There are a few items that you want to remember here.
Users need to have access to that share, so it is possible that could be your issue
It looks like you have a few extra //'s in your link. Should be file://, might need to switch to HTML view in the editor to modify.
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So far, I have it so that when a user presses a button, a browser opens and redirects the user to my desired url. However, I want this to happen within the app instead of a web tab. How can I do this?
Use the BrowserComponent, just add it to the center of a border layout form and set the URL for that component. Check out the list of main components in Codename One within the developer guide.
Define a xml layout containing a widget called webview. Then in your activity you implement a listener to your button which invokes that xml with the desired page to load inside your webview. Google to find some code and return here with your code problems, if you find some. If this will be the case, open new questions provinding detailed info about your matters then we can help more. Best.
EDIT: Excuse me, just now, re-reading your question I think I really understand it, and the solution is very simple, just a line of code (to instruct your app to open a webpage inside your webview, and not the regular browser, outside your app). Try this:
wv = (WebView) findViewById(R.id.myWebView);
wv.setWebViewClient(new WebViewClient()); // needed to open url inside our webview, otherwise it will open at the default browser
wv.loadUrl(url);
Somehow my DNN has a broken path a particular url serves pages, but doesn't work for delete or advanced options (delivers a 404 error)
The taburls table has no entries for this tab.
If I change the url through the tabs table then I'm able to delete the page without issue.
I tried accessing the page options via tabid, but the tabid gets converted to the friendly name and then 404s.
I tried turning off friendly urls in my web.config but I may have done it wrong since the entire site would not load (yellowscreen of death)
I'm wondering where DNN is storing this path that is breaking the advanced options of whatever page is at the path.
How do I fix this url so it displays page options and lets me delete pages?
First thing I would try is going to the Admin/Page Management screen, can you make the changes you need to via that interface? If so, after making the changes, are you able to access the page and all the features/options correctly?
If that doesn't work, check the TabPath column in the TABS table to see if there are any bad paths in there for specific pages that you are having problems with.
I am integrating phpList into my website. I initialized database.
I was able to integrate my website with phpList.
In admin panel whenever i try to do anything like delete member from subscriber list or change any setting for subscriber page. I am getting this error "The requested URL /index.php was not found on this server."
I know that this is the problem of path.
When user receives email it says to confirm click on this.
http://admin.ridesharebuddy.com/lists/?p=preferences&uid=TOKEN
When user clicks on this, it displays error page not found.
Because path should be something like this.
http://admin.ridesharebuddy.com/rideshare/lists/?p=preferences&uid=TOKEN
How can i change this path ?
So from what I see, you have 2 issues:
Firstly:
index.php is not being found.
This is generally because of a) an upload error, or b) missing directory traversals within the script (../../ etc..)
What we need to know is why index.php is not found, and why it is being called when you try to make a change
Secondly:
The link generated when the email is sent, is incorrect. This will just be a case of finding where the link is generated, and modifying it to generate a correct code.
If you could update the post with source for the files, then I may be able to help you further.
If you feel you can't do the above, then I suggest using a different, more mature (and better coded), mailing script for your site.
I've tried to search for this both on Google and StackOverFlow, but simply can't find what I'm looking for, it might be that it's simply not possible, but thought I would ask anyway.
I'm looking for a way to make a file redirect the user to another page, the user would download the file by clicking on a button.
It's for a Prestashop downloadable product, I'm trying to redirect the user to another part of our site (which isn't directly visible) to be able to view magazines, etc. in a viewer.
Now Prestashop is natively set up to download the file, which is what we don't want, hence the use of the viewer, but there is no way to simply provide a link to send the user to instead of a physical file, like a PDF or something. I can't really modify the button as its generated by Prestashop, and if I add a PDF file with the link in there it defeats te purpose as I dont want people having the link in a document (I know they can find it from their history and so on). Hence I thought it would be easier to do it with a document that redirects if possible.
So in short, is it possible to make a file that would send people to a certain web page once they open/download this file on/to their computer?
And if yes, how would one go about it?
Can you make the user download an HTML file? If so, you can use "meta refresh" to redirect the user to your private page.
This does mean the unprotected link will be visible in downloaded HTML file - perhaps you can obfuscate this with JavaScript to make it a little more difficult for users to find your protected URL.
http://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG20-TECHS/H76
I'm trying to find the best way to create a user friendly admin menu for my client on the site I am building. So far I have been able to set access rights to the various types of content which I would like the client to edit, however this has some drawbacks in that I can't set provide access to individual blocks and the content overview page is wayy too confusing for the client.
Instead I would like to provide a structure like the following:
Admin Menu
Services
Manage
Edit page header block
Developments
Manage
Edit page header block
Private commissions
Manage
Edit page header block
Each Manage option would take the client to a page like the Content overview page in the standard admin but it would automatically filter the results to include only the relevant content type e.g. the Manage option for developments page would show the user a list of the current developments and an option to Add a new one.
The Edit page header block options would take the user to the edit page for the relevant page header block.
Is this possible and if so how?
Any advice would be really appreciated.
Thanks
Have you checked out the Quickbar module?
Your description might be a little hard to understand what you're trying to accomplish, but if I get it right, you're trying to do a very custom "view" of the content pages. If you have to code it, then it's gonna take a long time.