I have just started working for a new company and they have their website created using Kentico. There are images stored at the following location:
App_Themes/companyname/v3/content/call.gif" alt="call us">
How can I access the app themes folder from within Kentico CMS desk so that I can upload new images and replace them with a path similar to what is already there? I can not seem to locate the images already uploaded via the CMS desk
This was locked down to FTP only as I was using version 5.5.
The ~/App_Themes/ is an application folder which is located on the file server. In order to upload images to this folder you need to have access to the server where Kentico is running and manually put the files inside this folder. In Kentico 6 and higher you can manage the files in this folder in the UI in Site manager -> CSS stylesheets -> your stylesheet -> Theme, but this option is not available for version 5.5
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I really don't know what could be the issue but I Can't find from CPanel images I just uploaded from Joomla Media.
I created a Folder and uploaded ninety images but can't find them (folder + images) in CPanel.
I searched for about 2 hours without solution.
I also checked "Show Hidden Files (dotfiles)" in CPanel Setting but still can't see the file.
Using the browser, from Joomla Media (menu Contents>Media), you can right-click on a image that you can't found and choose "copy image location" or similar. So you can see where the image was stored.
I have downloaded a theme from odoo backend theme market named artarad_theme_v9. I tried to install the theme and failed to install.
Now when I googled, I got the response to update apps module after changing to developer mode. I did that too.
Where should I keep the downloaded folder? Will the theme also be shown in the app list itself?
You need to keep your theme folder inside the addons folder. Then you update the App list, search for your theme in the apps list, install it.
i have downloaded theme in Magento CMS and now i want to preview this theme in Localhost xampp server. for that i have installed magento on local server.
but i dont know how to preview downloaded theme in xampp server.
WHAT I HAVE DONE.
i have copied app,js,media and skin folder to the folder in magento installation directory but nothing made. please tell me how i can solve this..
View page source to the admin page that you are looking for and view whether setup.js inside js/mage/adminhtml/wysiwyg/tinymice/ is loaded or not. This js file loads your wysiwyg editor on admin page.
This normally occurs due to mismatch on code. So, you can copy core magento js folder from fresh magento installation and overwrite to your working site.
Try once !!
I get the message "directory not writable" when trying to upload images into a normal cms page.
I have seen this before so I created a wysiwyg folder inside the media folder and chmod it to 777.
The images now upload but they dont appear in the wysiwyg folder on the backend. So I cant pick any images to inset into a page.
I tried copying the js folder from the original install folder, and it still doesn't work.
Any ideas?
Thanks
Check whether there is a folder named wysiwyg in media folder.
If no, then create /media/wysiwyg folder in magento installation folder and chmod 777.
If the problem still persists, then open the site in Firefox browser and activate firebug while opening the site.
Click on console and reload the page.
Now try to upload image. If there is some js error in console of browser, then download same version of magento you have, and replace the js folder from the download into your Magento installation and come back to minification later on.
Note: create a backup of your current js folder, just in case. Delete it once you have confirmed the fix works.
I want to build two versions of my project for mobile and desktop.
Am working codeigniter 2.0.2, am looking for a way for the mobile and desktop versions of the project to share the same model, controllers, libraries, and helpers.
Also i have set up a sub-domain,m.xyz.com to point to folder called "m" on public_html folder,
i want the the mobile to be in the "m" folder and share resources with the desktop app residing in root so i dont create duplicate models, controllers etc.
CodeIgniter allows you to specify the folder that you are loading your views from. Since you want to reuse all of your application code, simply set up CodeIgniter so that it is loading mobile optimized views rather than the default (desktop) views.
Copy the root index.php file into the /m/ folder that you created.
Update the $system_path and $application_folder variables in /m/index.php with the correct paths.
Update the $view_folder variable in /m/index.php with the path to your view folder containing your mobile optimized views.
You mobile site will now mirror your desktop site - it will just be pulling in different views.
Note that the structure of your mobile views folder will need to mirror the structure of your default views folder.
EDIT: The $view_folder option will not be available until version 2.1. Here is the code if you wish to make the change yourself:
https://github.com/EllisLab/CodeIgniter/commit/8eef9c77512d4fad5357d3cbda83b89f844d7d16