this is link which i am using to open document in edit mode , but document is opening in read only mode. i check that there is no issue with author field.so can you suggest me what is the issue it might be.
Notes://CB10DEV#cbob/__85257C2F005410FE.nsf/0/8C2F729AF16F74DD85257C85007860B0?EditDocument
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I am not a web developer but have to keep running an existing XPages application which currently has the problem, that CKEditor displays only 1 row with HTML / DXL data. This issue may have to do with an updated version of Domino (and CKEditor) ...I cannot find the solution, tried to override the existing config.js file with no success. Would be great if the community could give me a hint where to start fixing ! Thank you !
A standard simple XPage containing a richtext control displays ok, my issue must be hidden somewhere in a self-developed plugin.
I have developed a simple Mozilla add-on which consists of a single open search descriptor XML file.
Now I want to update my add-on with a new project generated by JetPack (still a search engine, but with many other features).
No problem to generate my XPI package, but when I try to publish the new XPI, I got the following error message:
"UUID doest not match the module"
How can I find the UUID of my "opensearch" add-on?
I have no experience with OpenSearch addpms. But since they have no provision for a developer-supplied UUID, my guess is that one is automatically applied when they get published. If my guess is correct then you should be able to find on AMO. Click Edit listing and scroll down to Technical Details, it is the last entry.
Could you please say if there is a pdf (or doc) version of the documentation? If yes, where can I find it?
If such does not exist, I guess it would be great to create such.
PDF allows reading the file in Mendeley Desktop program, underlining parts that are important for me and putting comments. THis would be a great advantage to compare with the html version of the guide.
If you're using Chrome, just go to the Carrot2 online help manual and choose "Print...". In the "Destination" box on the left-hand side change it to "Save as PDF" and click OK. This functionality is built-in to Chrome by default.
For other browsers I'm sure there are add-ins/plugins you can find or you can always use a third-party PDF driver like PrimoPDF.
I've looked around online for this but can't seem to find an answer anywhere so hopefully someone can help.
I'm getting a "Windows Security" popup appearing on a site I've created (and so are others which is who I need to fix it for rather than myself) when trying to download a word document or excel file. PDFs seem fine.
An example page is http://www.christletonhigh.co.uk/school_information/uniform.php if you click to download the “Uniform Prices & Order Form” in the bottom right.
There’s no SSL on the site and the error only comes up on IE (I'm using IE9 on Windows 7 which I've seen others mentioning online as their setup with this happeneding) and doesn’t seem to effect all files so it’s a bit confusing. Clicking cancel on the popup causes the document to open anyway.
Anyone have any ideas please? The client tells me that the documents causing the problems have never been password protected.
For the reference, here's the detailed explanation why this happens: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2019105
Solution mentioned by Anshuman should work: create script that adds "Content-Disposition" header with "attachment" value. For example: Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="myfile.doc". This will force all the content (including PDF, images, etc.) to be downloaded.
Security settings aside, other browsers seem to handle this more gracefully than IE9. Chrome, for example, seems to handle the download of the document with ease, and not result in a Windows Security dialog prompting for credentials to their network...
The users can disabled the 'protected view' settings from Word options | Trust Center, and the document will open with no dialog (probably not desirable to instruct them to do this)
I suppose this is the risk one takes when having users download content which require other applications to handle. a PDF would be better (hence the "P" for "Portable"), so if they can use PDF, that would be my first advice.
This issue comes when you give the direct URL path of the file and let the browser handle the file. To resolve this create a php script that explicitly downloads the file. Hope this helps :)
I'm writing an editor that is updating a WYSIWYG view in the browser. As this update can happen often i don't want to open the page in a new tab. Is there any way other then using the ugly way of emitting keystrokes to enter the Open URL command and entering the URL (I'm doing this right now, but it's buggy if the user interacts with the system in the meantime).
I tag this as firefox but comments on other browsers are welcome.
Script given below changes location without opening new tab. I think it would be helpful.
TYPE IN ADDRESS BAR:
javascript:window.location.href = "http://www.yahoo.com";