Currently using Wakanda 1.1.3 with a mostly Angular4 on client side, yet, a few prototype pages persist from
our initial project. Provided we make the necessary file structure, module, login and syntax changes for v2,
will Wakanda v2.4+ serve our older prototype pages?
If so, is there anything special or unique that we need to do to get a prototype page to load?
You can save the WAF files (JS & CSS) generated by the v1.1.3 runtime for each prototype page.
Open your prototype page in a browser.
Open the browser console.
Save both waf~css and waf~js files.
Hard link these files in your prototype page.
This should be enough to run on Wakanda v.2.6.0
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I have been working on offline application of sapui5. I have gone through these two links.
http://scn.sap.com/docs/DOC-45756
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw74/helpdata/en/91/f080966f4d1014b6dd926db0e91070/content.htm
But I am still unable to implement cache handling in my application.
My requirement
Even if network is not there the application should load from browser cache.
view , controller and sapui5 library should be cache.
Try to use cache control feature in sapui5 which will store files in caches in browser. You have to include cache control in neo app.json file
I am using Spring to create a web application in which a user can upload a zipped folder containing an index.html file along with all it's resources(pretty much like an Adobe captivate generated webpage). The user should be able to request the uploaded web pages in the form of inner web pages.
I can only go as far as unzipping the folder itself, but I have no idea how to launch the index.html present inside the zipped folder.
How do I achieve this?
Quite honestly Spring has no restrictions or advantages over
displaying your subpages inside another page. However you can use Spring MVC to dynamically serve the web pages from the uploaded folder.
More over you have to play the tricks from browser side. Going with iFrame seems to be the best option from client side, though there are many other options. Please check this thread.
You can write some smart APIs in SpringController which accepts the folder path or folder name as parameter, picks the necessary pages from the requested folder and serves the user.
Another approach could be to use a headless browser for the server side rendering and give the output as screenshots to client. This can render the pages server side. Please check this thread for more details.
I hope this helps you!
I m new to joomla world. pls can any1 tell how to use bootstrap size option in joomla 3.0?
and i have 1 more question, what is the use of index.html in every modules folder which has no content in it ?
Second question answer
Web servers list all its directory-content in the browser if there's not present an index.html, making it easy for attackers to click on any of the links and view the contents; worse, if it's a PHP file, which will invariably execute upon clicking. That brings three risks:
Direct access to a PHP file exposes sensitive information (e.g. the
server's path structure) to directly alter codes.
It makes easier uploading hacking scripts to a site through any of
its vulnerable component. This allows for direct web access which
compromises the site.
It reveals the names and size of the site's files and helps
identifying any vulnerable extension, making it an easy target
The index.html files prevent the file listings from such exposures.
The "bootstrap size" option in the module parameters has to be supported by the used module chrome. From the default system chromes, only the html5 one does support it. Depending on your template, there may be other chromes as well which do support it. But since it's a rather new parameter, most templates probably don't support it yet.
I have a project where we're using an iframe. However, project specs have changed and we can no longer use the iframe. Instead we need to request the html page in the background and display it on page when loaded.
Any ideas on how to do this via Ruby (rails). Thought best to ask for general direction before diving in.
Thanks!
load it with ajax, and do a body append
It depends on where you want to have the work occur, on the back-end in your Rails code, or in the user's browser via JavaScript, as #stunaz suggests.
Keeping it in the browser and loading via JavaScript will expose the HTML page's location to the user, which might not be desirable. Loading it from the back-end and including it in the HTML emitted to the browser will hide the source entirely.
If you want to do it on the back-end, the simplest thing is to either load the file from the local drive, if it is local using File.read. If it's on a different machine, you can use Open::URI to pull it in. Either way, you'd then insert it into the HTML in the right spot. How you do that depends on what you are using to generate the outgoing HTML.
I am currently looking at implementing YUI 3.5 pr1 (and then the final version when released) in a fairly large application.
The backend is built with PHP and MySQL using a MVC structure with a front controller pattern. By it self, the server can process URLs (http://mysite.com/module/submodule/option) etc and return a fully rendered page.
I would like to implement the App Framework in YUI across the whole application so that javascript-enabled browser will effectively have something like a 1-page app with history management avaliable.
I am currently looking at the app framework docs on the staging site. Unfortunately, the docs aren't complete (in particular sections on routing coordination with server and progressively enhanced apps).
In any case, if a user visits http://mysite.com/modules/submodule/option with an HTML4 browser (all versions of IE), and he has javascript enabled, he would need to be redirected to http://mysite.com/#/modules/submodule/option.
Is this something that's built into the App Framework? I would prefer to utilise a solution that does not require the whole page to be rendered out and then redirected to the hashtaged URL and then rerendered again.
Finally, I have watched the intro video on the App Framework and it mentioned that they are using the Handlebars template engine. I am using Twig as my template engine on the server side. Is it possible to use an alternative template engine with the app framework? In particular the twig js engine.