When logged into a user with a custom-made role in DNN9, the "Add Module" button is missing from "Page Edit Mode", while "Add Existing Module" and "Page Settings" buttons are available.
How can you get the old <DNN9 "Add New Module" button to appear?
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After some looking around, it seems that you need to go into each DNN extension that you want to be available to each custom DNN role and manually assign each custom role to each DNN extension.
I guess the good thing about this is that the "Add Module" popup looks clean with no unpopular modules cluttering the area up.
You can find the appropriate setting with the following instructions:
Go to: "Extensions/Edit Extension/Site Settings Tab"
Search for each role manually and "Add"
Make sure there is a checkbox ticked under "Can Deploy" next to
each role that you just added
Save the changes to the extension
Note that DNN9 may have a bug where the setting may not save and you may need to do this more than once to take affect.
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I'm trying to help a customer with SAP printing. I have the .PRI definition files from the printer Vendor. Where in SAP would the Printer definitions get loaded and/or configured?
Use following steps:
Go to transaction SPAD
Press button "Full administration", then the number of available buttons will increase
Select tab "Device types"
Press "Display" button against the device type field and you will see the list of all the available device types in the system
There press edit button and then edit panel buttons will appear on the right which allow to add another type
After filling all mandatory fields go to this menu
and here it is
I am using Django-suit for admin panel. My 'user' model has 'address' and 'contact' fields as foreign key. When trying to change the user's info, the address and contact fields has change/edit and add new options beside them. But the change/edit option remains disabled (see image).
Besides, when I click on add new icon, a new form window is supposed to pop-up. But instead it take me to the form in same browser tab. Any insight for solving this problem?
After getting question from #Efi MK, I tried once again to dig into the problem, and found my mistake with the help from this post (Django admin add related object doesn't open popup window?).
The main project was previously implemented using Django-1.6. I was extending the project by adding some new features using Django-1.11. The problem is, the static files I was using for Django-admin, were from previous version. The 'collectstatic' command didn't replace those files from previous version which has same name as new version. Unfortunately, I didn't notice that.
I deleted whole 'static' folder, ran 'collectstatic' again, and both of the problems mentioned in the question were solved. Thanks, Efi for asking :)
Is it possible to customize the "Create Issue" from per role?
In fact, I simply want to show a reduced set of fields for reporters/users to not overwhelm them and prevent incorrect filling out of unnecessary fields.
Developers should see all fields so that they can provide all necessary/internal details.
In JIRA you can install the plugin "Script Runner" which contains a module called "Behaviours". This module allows you to define fields which should be visible for a specific gruoup or not.
In JIRA we don't have ability to customise this without install plug-ins and edit templates on server-side. Maybe most easy way this is create two different screens in issue screen scheme. First screen(simply) for issue create and second screen(full view) for edit&view.
https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.onresolve.jira.groovy.groovyrunner/server/overview
I have an easy question, though I'm not sure if it's doable or not:
How can I add an "about" page to my settings.bundle in iOS?
I have seen it done before. Just have a look at the facebook application settings. When you tap "about", you get an entire page full of text.
How is this done?
Are they relying on internal API perhaps?
It is called a 'Child Pane'- From Apple Documentation;
"The child pane type lets the user navigate to a new page of preferences. You use this type to implement hierarchical preferences. For more information on how you configure and use this preference type, see “Hierarchical Preferences.”
The key for this type is PSChildPaneSpecifier."
In Greenhopper, when I am in the Task Board, I have parent tasks and click the gear icon -> Add Sub-Task. The form opens up to add sub-tasks, sub-features, whatever. Does anyone know if there is a way to configure what fields show up on this form popup?
They changed how this works, you don't have to mess with JIRA's "screens" anymore. Just go into Tools > Configuration > Card Styles in Greenhopper and add fields to the card view for your issue types.
As much as I hate to post a "me too" non-answer, this isn't as easy as it appears. The screen that's spawned isn't the workflow screen, nor the default screen, nor the screens that are configured for create/edit/view for the specified issue type in the relevant screen scheme. This is baffling.
In Jira 4.4 you can do it in Administration mode on Issue types page.
Select 'Administration' > 'Issues' > 'Issue Types' > 'Sub-Tasks' (tab) to open the 'Sub-Tasks' page.
http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA/Configuring+Sub-tasks