I am very new in Odoo (OpenERP), I have to develop a system based on warehouse management system. I know i can develop different Modules and inherit them, but can someone help me for good tutorial.
I want to know that is it possible to create own user interface for WMS Module, so that i can create my own UI and connect to different pages.
Sorry I don't know much about ODOO.
Thanks,
Maverick
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I want to allow content creators access to admin page and let them create and edit blog posts. This as far as I know is currently only possible if Lektor is running in development mode - then one can open admin end edit in CMS.
Is there any way someone can manage blog without running their own instance?
what you are asking for defies the purpose of a static site generator. Lektor explicitly generates static content so that you do not have to host a CMS.
That being said, you can host the development mode on your server to allow editing. Though I am not sure what the limits are, especially on concurrent use. And you want to add an authentication layer to prevent unauthorized users from editing your website.
TLDR: no, you can not. You have to run a dev server instance.
I'm not so familiar with Commerce Cloud product but I need to know one point and I hope community can help me.
I need to implement a feature for customer who use SF Commerce Cloud and I would like to know it is possible or not. Customer wants to send some of data such as orders and users to an additional storage. This is requirement of local law and they have to implement it to do business.
Is it possible to intercept some actions like order placing, modifying, deleting and e-store customers creation, modifying, deleting? It would be great if you help me with direction where I can find additional information because after several attempts I can't get access to trial version of Commerce Cloud.
Thank you!
Yes, it is possible to do this in various ways. One way might be to implement a Javascript tracking integration that runs in the customer's browser and is referenced by the Storefront application that is running on SFCC. Another way would be to implement what is known as an Integration Cartridge which would implement several export jobs and/or service connections to your third party storage solution.
There is no trial version of the platform. In order to access an instance for development purposes, you will need to work through your customer's sandbox instances or become a Salesforce Partner.
Please review the Getting Started documentation. See also: Demandware/SFCC prerequisites
I am new to web development but I have some experience in VB.Net desktop app programming. The software I am currently maintaining is only accessible within the company office network. Now that the management demanded the software to be accessible online, I have no choice but to convert it as a web-based system.
I had already started developing the software using laravel framework and so far so good. I successfully created the login form, few pages with CRUD implementation.
However, I came to a confusing part of development stage where I want to prevent some type of users from editing/adding/deleting records. Basically, there are two type of users I'm using which are Administrator and Normal User.
I already made many sections and pages, and I'm thinking of creating a duplicate version of these pages and folders for normal users only. This way I can remove some of the edit/delete/etc from the pages that are not needed for the user. But I'm still in dilemma because if I create duplicates for these pages, it would be tiresome to make changes in future when maintaining it.
So, what do you guys think? should I make a modified copy of the pages or just use the same pages for all users and disable some features based on user type?
It is possible in magento where I can set my inhouse database at localhost. Can I do the same with commercetools?
I do not like to share my data with commercetools, but I still want to use it.
The commercetools platform is a PaaS. There is no way for clients to install the database on their localhost. You cannot make use of the platform's commerce features if you don't provide the platform with data.
What is your concern with sharing your data with commercetools? Although the commercetools platform is a multi-tenant PaaS, your project's data is well isolated from any other project on the platform. The access to your data is protected by OAuth2.
Commercetools manages data for you. It is a feature rich platform where large enterprise customers or even medium scale systems can easily adopt and use the latest technologies.
Commercetools maintains non-relational databases which are more flexible. If you are looking to use your own database, I doubt that commercetools platform would suits your needs. Maybe typical ERP solution would work. But you need will definitely miss the latest technical advancements and flexibility that comes with microservices.
I have a certain requirement where i will have a central laravel application, and it has all the users in there. Then there are 2-3 sub laravel applications. The users are individually given access to these sub applications.
Now the requirement is that these sub applications shouldn't have any users in there. They should query the central laravel application (through api).
So if someone signs in the central laravel application, it should automatically sign-in to the other applications that they are given access to.
I am aware that providing code wont be possible, so just an overall overview of how it might work and some packages that might be helpful would be really great. Thanks in advance.
I have pretty much done this. I really struggled to find examples/advice so just started building it.
I have several applications, all for internal use.
I have one application/db for storing users/roles/permissions.
In my other applications, the user model just points to the usermanager db.
When user log in, I grab all their permissions for this application and store them in the session.
Seems to be working so far.
Mick