I don't get it! how ca I add this Editor to select it as a new Data type?
Discoverd that the Documentation from Umbraco isn't speaking about the version, which the Umbraco needs to run on. Here you see that the first sentence answers this question.
For eveeryone who's too lazy to read the article, the version you want your Umbraco running on is 8.7 or above.
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I'm developing a project group manager now that DDEVExtensions is no longer supported, I've got a handle on the version info and other project attributes - however I want to access the build events as well.
I've found the two interfaces to use, IOTABuildEventProvider and IOTABuildEvent, but can find no examples, documentation at all anywhere.
Just want to find out how to create a IOTABuildEventProvider from the IOTAProject interface instance I have, and how to use it.
Thanks
I am trying to extend the Multi Node Tree Picker (MNTP) in Umbraco but am running into some trouble. I am used to writing property editors in the new umbraco 7 angular style, so the MNTP is a bit foreign to me. I want to be able to connect my uCommerce Catalog Tree to the MNTP. I feel like this should be fairly simple as all that I should need to do is hook up the uCommerce tree to the MNTP. I am in the Umbraco.Web.PropertyEditors dll, but it isn't really helping me too much. Any pointers to get me started in the right direction would be much appreciated. I could then share this as a new package if I can get it working.
Thanks!
I would recommend creating your own property editor that simply uses the Umbraco dialogService to pick the uCommerce product.
You can use the Yo Umbraco template generator to build a scaffolded package:
https://github.com/warrenbuckley/generator-umbraco
This question relates to Umbraco CMS version 6.1.4.
I create a new Document Type and some generic properties for it.
I am able to arrange the properties in the properties editor:
But it makes no difference in the Content section.
Umbraco, Y U NO sort my attributes?
It was a bug. One that I fixed at the UK Hackathon at the end of last year. The generic properties tab wasn't honouring the order of the generic properties. You can see more details on the Umbraco issue tracker here
If you upgrade to 6.2, the issue should be fixed.
I am currently looking for a way to integrate detail views of selected Jira Issues into a Conflluennce page. It seems it is not a problem at all to embed a list of Issues into confluence, but I am looking for a way to integrate the detail-view of a single Jira Issue into a Conflluence page.
The reason I need this, is that I am currently defining a workflow for formmally planning a Project. Currently I export the Issues of a Project version to Word and then update the resulting document to become a formal specification document. I would now like to do this in Confuence.
Any help greatly appreciated.
Chris
This is available in the latest Confluence version, 3.5. Here's the documentation.
Well I solved my problem by creating my own confluence macro that accesses Jira using the REST interface. Works like a charm. If I find the time, I'll try to make it generally available (currently It's extremely tied to our configuration (hard-coded urls and credentials) Will be looking forward to utilizing the trusted communication features in the future.
We register the capabilities of Delphi applications using TLB files. However, from reading MSDN documentation, "Installation package authors are strongly advised against using the TypeLib table. Instead, they should register type libraries by using the Registry table". Does anyone have any advice on how to do this in a 'Delphi' way for Windows 7?
It means you would need to figure out what registry entries to add to register the tlb. This explains what needs to be done. You could also use a tool like REGCAP.EXE which comes with Visual and generates a .reg file. If you use WiX to build your msi you could use tools like tallow and heat to let them generate the wix files for you.
I'm going to answer my own question! This is a duplicate of this question, which seems to have the answer I needed (just in a different language that I would normally use).