When i want to create the onGet event code for a calculated attribute the proposed destination folder is "methods" where it should be "model" as described in the on-line documentation;
Strange enough, both files "<..>.events.js" and "<..>.methods.js" already exist under the model/<..> folders (where <..> stands for each datastore class in my model) but seem to be ignored by Wakanda Studio.
I did not find where i could change that destination.
Is it possible and where?
<..>-events.js and <..>-methods.js are recognized by model only when they are included in model.js, which can be found next to model.
Do you see code like this in model.js?
include("./methods/<..>/<..>-events.js");
include("./methods/<..>/<..>-methods.js");
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In my current extension template i need to include template from another extension.
If i write
{include uri="design:article/full.tpl"}
it will search in my current extension. How can i direct it to other extension? According to doc there is a name parameter. What should be value of name?
https://doc.ez.no/eZ-Publish/Technical-manual/3.8/Reference/Template-functions/Miscellaneous/include
The design part of the design:article/full.tpl is already supposed to do what you want. It will search a article/full.tpl template, starting from a templates folder within your design folder extension/myextension/design.
eZ Publish will use the following rules to find the good template :
First : determinate which designs are used for the siteaccess. See the [DesignSettings] block in your site.ini files
[DesignSettings]
SiteDesign=a_design_specific_or_not_to_your_siteaccess
AdditionalSiteDesignList[]=another_generic_design
AdditionalSiteDesignList[]=standard
AdditionalSiteDesignList[]=base
Then : determinate which extensions are offering a design. See the [ExtensionSettings] block in each extension's design.ini file (exemple of the extension/ezflow/settings/design.ini.append.php) :
[ExtensionSettings]
DesignExtensions[]=ezflow
Finally, eZ Publish looks for the template. The SiteDesign design will be tried first, and then all the AdditionalSiteDesignList designs from top to bottom. Once the template is found, the lookup stops, and this information is cached (even if your TemplaceCache / TemplateCompile / ... is disabled). Remember the cache part, every time you add a new template, meant to be overriding another one, you need to clear the cache.
So if we have only 2 extensions offering a design, say ezflow and mysite, eZ Publish will try the following paths :
extension/mysite/design/a_design_specific_or_not_to_your_siteaccess/templates/full/article.tpl
extension/mysite/design/another_generic_design/templates/full/article.tpl
extension/mysite/design/standard/templates/full/article.tpl
extension/mysite/design/base/templates/full/article.tpl
extension/ezflow/design/a_design_specific_or_not_to_your_siteaccess/templates/full/article.tpl
extension/ezflow/design/another_generic_design/templates/full/article.tpl
extension/ezflow/design/standard/templates/full/article.tpl
extension/ezflow/design/base/templates/full/article.tpl
design/a_design_specific_or_not_to_your_siteaccess/templates/full/article.tpl
design/another_generic_design/templates/full/article.tpl
design/standard/templates/full/article.tpl
design/base/templates/full/article.tpl
Note that I made the hypothesis that the mysite extension has a higher priority than ezflow. See in settings/override/site.ini.append.php :
[ExtensionSettings]
ActiveExtensions[]
ActiveExtensions[]=mysite
....
ActiveExtensions[]=ezflow
....
This is for the system templates. The process is a little different when it comes to content templates (the ones which are used by attribute_view_gui and node_view_gui functions), see https://doc.ez.no/eZ-Publish/Technical-manual/4.x/Templates/The-template-override-system
I use Folder.WellKnownFolderName to detect folder type, but it was introduced only in Exchange 2013. Also it doesn't work with "Clutter" folder. Can i use another Folder property to determinate exchange folder type?
Take a look at the FolderClass property. That tells you the type of folder (Mail, Calendar, etc.).
Iterate through all the WellKnownFolderNames you care about, and fetch the corresponding Folders individually by passing Folder.Bind a FolderId created with the constructor that takes a WellKnownFolderName. The FolderId of the returned Folder will have its unique ID set. Then just keep track of the FolderId-to-WellKnownFolderName mapping.
I have an external list in SharePoint that references a BCDM I created inside visual studio. The entity as an ID that is auto generated in the database, which means it's read-only.
Create and read method works fine, I'm trying to implement the update method. I have set an input parameter that match my entity and I'm getting this error.
Failed to update a list item for this external list based on the Entity(External Content Type) ‘Notification’ in EntityNamespace ‘Namespace’. Details: The TypeDescriptor with name ‘Id’ in the Method ‘Microsoft.SharePoint.BusinessData.MetadataModel.Static.Method’ on Entity (External Content Type) with Name ‘Namespace’ in Namespace ‘Notification’ is marked ‘PreUpdaterField’, but is contained by another TypeDescriptor marked ‘PreUpdaterField’.
I tried every possible combinaison to make this work, make the id type descriptor read only, pre-updater field = true/ false/, updater field = true/false, removing it, adding another parameter outside the entity. NOTHING WORKS !!! Obviously, I'm about to commit a murder as something so simple just turned out to be the biggest waste of time in my programmation history. What can I do to make this works??
This has been resolved and is explained here:
http://www.dotnetmikael.com/2014/02/sharepoint-2013-bcdm-with-visual-studio.html
I was running my project and was checking recently modified module. On click of the Menu tab it was giving me "java.lang.UnsupportedOperationException" and when I checked in the log I could find the following description:
JBO-25002: Definition com.project.view.pageDefs.pages_per_SearchPageDef
of type Form Binding Definition not found
oracle.jbo.NoDefException: JBO-25002: Definition com.project.view.pageDefs.pages_per_SearchPageDef
of type Form Binding Definition not found
What could be the problem?
You say you were checking "recently modified module". What modification did you make? Was it something which invalidated the business component definition? The documentation says this about JBO-25002:
"Provide a correct name for the business component definition. If the
definition is not in the classpath, you must include it there. Names
are of the format
myProjectPackage.BusinessPackage.BusinessComponent. This error can
also occur if there is a case conflict, as when the database expects
"DEPTNO" and receives "Deptno" instead."
I got this error after changing a query in my View Object. The change removed 3 columns but in the PageDef file the tree binding retained the old column names. I manually removed those column names to fix the problem.
Currently I am facing the following problem:
A website, which I have to make for a company, has different locations. But the content of a few pages is for all locations the same. Now I have created a global folder with the items for all the locations. But now I am facing the following problem: when accessing the global items from the website of a specific location I get the global url. But what I want is that the specific location url remains the same structure, for example:
Now it is www.url.com/global/subfolder/itemname
And what I want is www.url.com/location1/subfolder/itemname
Does anybody have any solution(s)/suggestion(s) for this problem?
Does anybody also have a solution for creating a menu to insert these global items but also to insert the location specific items?
Some more information about my Sitecore content structure
Global: contains the global items for alle locations
Corporate: the corporate website of the company
Location1: the website of location1
Location2: the website of location2
Adam Weber was right, cloning is your best solution:
Create your Global section, with all the child items you need
For each of your local sections, clone the global section and place it where you'd like it to appear within your local menu
If I understand you correctly, this is what I'd do. It might not be the prettiest solution. But it'll work.
You have your "data" items in /global/subfolder/itemname
then just create some templates, which are "dummy" pages, that only contain a link to the global item (and perhaps the few fields that could differ (perhaps contact email for the specifik location).
Then you make a sublayout that bascially jsut gets the referenced item and uses that instead of Sitecore.Context.Item.
Then create an instance of the "dummy" template in /location1/subfolder/itemname and reference it to /global/subfolder/itemname
That way you URLs will be correct and the data will be the same.
Another and probably smarter solution (if you have enabled proxies) is to create a proxy that takes
/global/subfolder/itemname as source and points to /location1/subfolder/ as target (or you could take /global/subfolder and check "include children".
Here is a Guide on how to use proxies in 5.3:
http://sdn.sitecore.net/Articles/Administration/Using%20Proxy%20Items%20in%205,-d-,3.aspx