Is it possible to create single url to access all backbase pages?
For instance I have two pages /portal/xyz/abc and /portal/xyz1/abc1. I want to access them via single url in web browser.
You can achieve this with "LauncherDeckContainer".
Check Backbase documents for more information. The idea is to create only one page having a container, and then create multiple child panel. Each panel will have own widgets.
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I have created custom application with static tabs defined in manifest file and it is working fine.
Now, our requirement is that we need to render static (personal) tabs dynamically according to provided Site URL by customer.
For ex. When application installed in teams user will get screen where he will asked for Site URL (API) in textbox and submit it. This will internally check data and give response with tab name, tab URLs and other details then I need to render this tabs dynamically in teams.
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Please provide solution for this how I can achieve this ?
It is not possible to add static tabs dynamically. Static or personal tabs are always added through the app manifest and are common to all the users using the app. If you want to configure what tabs to show you can try using a channel tab.
As Gousia said, you can't set the contents of the tab dynamically, and you can't add/remove personal tabs programmatically, but what you could try is having your "tab" be just an iframe host, with width/height basically set to 100%, and then dymically loading the content of the iframe
I am using the Salesforce Sites URL rewriting feature, and need to retrieve the 'friendly' URL from the browser bar for some other processing. Is there any way I can retrieve this from within either one of the sites pages (so I can pass into a component as an attribute) or from a component controller directly?
To explain further, I am seeing a url in browser presently of 'site.force.com/examplesite/amazingpage' but if I try to retrieve $CurrentPage.url to pass into a component, or use Url.getCurrentRequestUrl() from within a component controller the result is a typical salesforce url ie. 'site.force.com/vfpage?id=123456789'.
Any suggestions most appreciated.
Cheers,
CH
Sorted.
Was obvious in the end - just added an additional method to the url rewriter class that allowed me to pass in a single url for rewriting, rather than trying to retrieve the re-written url from the view.
Cheers,
CH
I'm using Sitefinity 4.2. I have created a masterpage, with content placeholders, which I am using as a template when creating a new page. I then have several different custom user controls, which I drop into the different placeholders, and set the parameters for them through the control edit forms. This standard scenario works fine.
As our end users are not very sophisticated, I would like to create a new scenario in which, when a new page is created via the admin console on the basis of my masterpage, different controls are programmatically inserted into the various placeholders, and values for control properties are set. All the end user then has to do is to tweak the property values on one or two controls, and he's done.
Any ideas on how I would go about doing this?
For what you're describing, I'd suggest utilizing page templates. You can specify a master page to use and also drop widgets in to the placeholders you've established. Users can then create new pages based off of this template and your settings will carry over.
Widgets that you configure in a template can't be modified outside of it so you'll want to leave any that the user should be able to change, from the page editor, out.
You can create a page template by going to Design->Page Templates in the admin section.
We have a requirement where support for different users in different tabs of a browser window. How can we achieve this in Spring 2.5? The application is based on Users, where users will have their own agents and articles. An internal user should be able to login to different user accounts in different tabs at same time and manipulate their data. Any help is much appreciated.
A browser's cookie store does not distinguish between different windows or tabs when deciding what cookies to send. So a cookie based approach won't help.
My suggestion for an alternative would be to have a hidden "userName" parameter that is passed back and forth as a URL query parameter for all requests from a given tab or window. You could finesse the setting of the parameter in browser requests by using some Javascript to add a hidden parameter to each of the HTML forms in the page just loaded. The parameter value would be snarffed from the query string of the current page URL. You'd just need to make sure that all pages included stuff in the header to load the JS and run it when the page load completed.
Generally speaking, no, because all of the tabs within the browser window share the same cookies.
One way to do it would be use multiple domain names all pointing at the same app. Each domain name would have its own set of cookies. You would need to have some way of switching to a new domain name after you open a new tab.
How about, have a set of bookmark toolbar bookmarks, each corresponding to a different domain name. Control-click on the bookmark and it opens in a new tab. You could provide the users links in your navigation to the different domains that they can drag onto their toolbar.
Depending on what browsers your users are using you could get even slicker - in some browsers Javascript window.open() opens a new tab. You could have the JS compute the new domain name before the window.open().
I am starting to use QlikView.
I need to open a web site from QlikView script, for instance something like
call ("wwww.mywebsite.com").
Is possible to call a website from QlikView Script?
Are you looking to launch a web page from a dashboard page component? If so you can use a text object with an "Open URL" action. and specify the url (or an expression that returns a url)
If you need to use a web site as a datasource (ie a web service) then you can use the Web file wizard to construct the proper connection to the web service.
Yes, you have two options. You can either use the 'Web Files' wizard, or for more complicated web service calls you can use a macro and call it in your script.
Check out the following site:
http://blog.qvapps.com/2010/09/20/using-qlikview-with-web-services/