It seems our editors and webmasters cannot delete images in the media library, only administrators. Where are the security settings for the media library? ...
It seems our editors and webmasters cannot delete images in the media library, only administrators. Where are the security settings for the media library? ...
As administrator, go to the media library and click the security tab. Then set security (create, delete etc) like any other ordinary Sitecore document or...
Hi Bryan, Yes, we will provide full documentation on the query namespace. In fact, we are currently working hard to do documentation on the new version of...
Ok, that seems so obvious now. I did not even realize there was a Media Library option in the CMS dropdown. I always clicked "tools, Media library" which...
I have a function library defined using the XSL rendering. Some of the fxns are written in C# implementing the "script" namespace. When I use regular .NET...
Has anyhone been having problems with the admin? When I go to my Content tree, the tree comes up and then disappears from the third level and down. When I...
Hi Marco, I'm not quite sure why you cannot find the class. If you want me to look closer into it, please let me know, but before that: I can not recommend...
Sitecore 4 reads your stylesheet as this should reflect in the html editor. Perhaps your stylesheet somehow messes it all up? Try to remove all lines from your...
I removed my stylesheet and reset IIS and the same thing happened. As I said before, I can see the tree if I click enough on a node. Here's the exact steps I...
I got the sitecore running (just temporary) which uses Sitecore client. I remember there was a different way that user can access CMS site where they can use...
In your XSL renderings call <sc:dot /> where you want the content markers to appear. I can get you the details for the corresponding technique if you are...
I created a Field in the template using valuelookup datatype and I do not know how to populate elements (option values) of lookup type so that editors can...
Set the "source" property of the filed to a path in Sitecore that contains child nodes that should appear in the list, such as /content/global/locations. You...
We are new to this product and are struggling with a demo we need to build for next week. I thought I'd bounce a question off of this group to see if anyone...
If I understand you correctly, you'd probably want to put all of the fields in the same record. Since you want updates from editors to be reflected on "both...
This is actually a pretty straightforward requirement and shouldn't be too hard to implement (as usual, harder to conceptualize and describe than to code). I ...
As usual, at least one of my calls to sc:item in my last post was missing the second parameter: <xsl:variable name="review" select="sc:item( $reviewid, . )" />...
Content sharing between sites or within a sites. --courtesy of John West-- Regarding syndication, I would first start with a template/master for storing the...
This is probably a result of a typo in my code. This code: <xsl:variable name="reviewid" select="sc:fld( 'link', ., 'id' )" /> <xsl:variable name="review"...
I used something like this: <sc:link><sc:text field="navtitle" /></sc:link> and not sure how to add class attribute in this case. So in html it should display...
Just a note on this - sc:link is the only tag that supports arbitrary attributes like class (sc:image does not support onmouseover, etc. - you have to take the...
I'm trying to use a server side include in an XSL rendering, and using this syntax: <xsl:comment>#include file="includes\newsfeed.inc"</xsl:comment> (I've...
I don't think XSL supports server side includes as they would have to be processed by the application server after the transformation. I would change the ...
Hi, John is off course completely right. Let me elaborate: When doing the <xsl:comment>#include file="/xsl/myinc.inc"</xsl:comment> somewhere in your xslt, it...