We are using Tuleap in our Organization, currently we are facing a serious issue.
We have created around 40 projects in Tuleap and all those were working fine, suddenly we find project dashboard is missing inside one of the project which was working well all these days. (i.e. the screen which appears once I click on any project from Personal Page).
The real problem is that I don't find that custom widgets option in one of the project, because of that I could not recreate card wall to the project dashboard.
The image below shows how the project dashboard appears now. You can see the custom widget option as well the cardwall are missing.
You talk about the project dashboard yet you have attached a screenshot of the project tree. Is it that you are redirected to the project tree when you click on the link to the project dashboard? Given that this only happens on one project, I would guess that the link has been badly configured (project administration -> service conguration). The pattern should be similar to the one in a valid project.
P.S. This is more of a user question than a code question so I would guess its place would be on superuser not stackoverflow.
P.P.S Nice custom homemade theme. There is a green flaming parrot theme you might want to check-out as an alternative (> Tuleap 7.0).
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I have a layout for a portal that worked fine in .NET Core 3.1 and 5. I am splitting my portal into two apps: one for participants and one for our faculty and staff (you know, separation of concerns and to keep the application from getting humongous. Participants hardly share any functionality with faculty and staff).
Anyway, I cannot, for the life of me, get my default layout to render in my Identity pages.
This is how they are showing:
This is how it should render:
I do have my _ViewStart.cshtml that is located in Areas/Identity/Pages/Account pointing to the correct place:
#{
Layout = "/Views/Shared/_Layout2.cshtml";
}
I do not know what is going on. This has never been an issue before. It appears as if it is not getting any layout files whatsoever.
Am I missing a step? Is there someone I tell it to make sure it has access to the files?
I have searched the web. I found this on StackOverflow Layout not working on asp.net core 3.0 for user profile and this Updating default front-end design of Identity Login Page in .NET core, but it did not help me.
UPDATE: This is from Chrome developer tools. It looks like it is trying to pull the files from the Identity area instead of the root;
Basically the answer to this was to create a new project and move my files over. I am not sure what was wrong, but now that I created a new project and move my files, everything works just rosie.
good day, I would like to load my addon vaadin in maven vaadin, I have already loaded it in the vaadin directory, but I do not know how to publish it in the maven vaadin repository. I thought that this process was done automatically when uploading it to the vaadin directory, but it is not like that.
Currently, the plugin in the vaadin directory is seen in this way in the maven section:
I just had a look at your component and seems like the license is missing. Here are the steps to choose the license:
Go to your component view. I guess it's this one? https://vaadin.com/directory/component/juicyaceeditor
There should be a button called Edit component at the top
Choose Versions tab and click Edit
Scroll down and you should see a list of licenses, make sure you provide a license for each license of your component and don't forget to click Save.
The end result should look something like this:
P/s: Another way to manage your components is by going to See my components, from there you can see and edit any component you have uploaded to Directory.
If you edit your component, and go to the Versions tab, you can edit a version to make sure it's marked as Available. You should also add at least one supported framework.
I'm wondering if anyone has seen a Add-On for VS 2015 that would allow you to got into the Project > Documents section and then be able to right click on a document and view its properties?
Mainly we are interested in grabbing the document's URL. Currently we are forced to go to the project's portal and get the link from there.
If there isn't one could someone point me to a good reference on making an Add-On to try to do this?
I'm using two great modules for Silverstripe 3 but there is a conflict somewhere which I can't work out. I've asked the developers but they have not found the solution yet.
Modules:
FocusPoint which allows you to choose where the image crops from. Great!
https://github.com/jonom/silverstripe-focuspoint
Gallery, popular gallery module.
https://github.com/frankmullenger/silverstripe-gallery
Both work fine. But Focus points do not "save" within the gallery section of a Gallery page. You can edit and choose the focus point but after saving it snaps back to the previous position. You can alter the focus point in the Files tab of the CMS so it must be how Gallery saves each image.
I have updated the template to CroppedFocusedImage but this is not a template issue.
It would be a very helpful addition.
Can you please provide some details of failure? Do you see any warning or error messages if you run in dev mode? Any small black error box on left-top when you save?
If FocusPoint module does not work, you can have a look at folder permissions or maybe any PHP libraries like ImageMagick, GD support etc. Maybe you you changed something during upgrade?
If both modules work individually, but the problem is cropped image is not saved in correct directory, it is another issue although it could still be permission issue.
You can set which folder it needs to save into, same as how you set in normal UploadField. But it wouldn't change just because of your upgrade.
For anyone looking for the answer it has been resolved here: https://github.com/frankmullenger/silverstripe-gallery/pull/23
First of all, when to use what and the overall differences between them has already been answered before. But I couldn't find an answer to this question:
Where can I check if my Visual Studio project is a Web Application or a Web Site?
The easiest way to differentiate between Web Site and Web Application is to look at the project's icons.
Web Site
has an icon without the used language
displays its physical root path
does not have a Properties folder
Web Application
has an icon including the used language
displays the project's name
has a Properties folder
To find out more about the technical differences between them ...
ASP.NET Web Site or ASP.NET Web Application?
Personally, one tell tale sign for me is whether the project folder actually contains a project file, or not.
You can see the icons differ slightly in VS - a web application has a layered world->docs->language icon and a web site just consists of world->docs.
Also, once opened within VS, right-clicking will display Properties and Property Pages for web applications and web sites respectively; further, on clicking this option you will be greeted with a dialog for the former and MDI tabbed form for the latter - the latter also exposes more functionality to control pre and post build steps and so forth.
A a web application will also display Properties and References special folders as part of the project tree in the Solution Explorer, whereas a web site does not necessarily; unless manually created for some reason (but they still won't be special - web sites use the bin folder for their references).
I recently found out (painfully) that web applications do not support Profiles which is not fun. Web sites however do support them and make life much easier. I noticed here people saying there are no major differences. This one is quite major and can make your life difficult if you select to make a web application instead of a web site.
Web application and Web Site are VS templates, nothing more. I doubt you will find this information directly somewhere in project. You can try to go through template differences list and guess how this particular project was created.
For Web Site project, once run (F5) you can change the code in the code-behind, the solution will allow it and it will compile on the fly when saved.
A Web Application project, however, will not allow this. This is the simplest way of being able to tell between the two.