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When you use blowery.web with Community Server 2007.1, you may get error "tinyMCE is undefined" when to add/edit post. The reason is tiny_mce_gzip.aspx conflicts with blowery.web httpcompress module. Add it to excludedPath will solve the problem. Below is the sample: 1
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18 <blowery.web> <httpCompress preferredAlgorithm= "gzip" compressionLevel= "normal" > <excludedMimeTypes> <add type= "image/png" /> <add type= "image/jpeg...
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http://docs.communityserver.org//kb/article.aspx/331/post-view-counts-do-not-update-after-installing-sp2/ Problem: After installing Community Server 2007 SP2, view counts reported within the site and the control panel no longer increment. Cause: Prior to SP2, Community Server incremented post view counts whenever the full text of a post was rendered (by rendering the FormattedBody or Body properties of the post via a Chameleon control without truncation). SP2 included a fix for this issue that requires...
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First, Community Server 2007 includes two site-wide themes out of the box. The default theme is a sparkling new one, which as you saw does not display the post view counts on the aggregate blog screen (/blogs/default.aspx). However there is another site theme called Lean and Green which is almost exactly the same as the default CS 2.1 theme, and does include the view counts for each post on that page. So you have two options: Modify the appropriate skin file in the default CS 2007 theme to render...
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http://communityserver.org/forums/p/487323/578989.aspx#578989 What you are looking for is in the \Themes\default\galleries\galleries.Master line 40.... By default the list is sorted by "PictureDate" which comes from the datestamp of the attachment, and not the datestamp that the post was made to your site. < CSGallery : GalleryPostList runat ="server"> < QueryOverrides SortBy ="PictureDate" SortOrder ="Descending" PageSize ="5" /> you...
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In order to use the code highlighting in your posts use the tags [ code language="C#" ] your codes [ /code ] ( without the spaces before or after [ and ] ) in a post's body. Languages supported: C#, VB.NET, J#, T-SQL, ASPX, MSIL, JScript. Make sure that the code pasted in your post, has no previous formating - copy the code to notepad first and then to the post's body in order to remove formating. Sample: 1
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21 using System; using...
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As subject, I did a job in a rainy day New Features: New support for blog file management Tight integration with Feedburner for syndication distribution Simpler user management for building linked communities Improved search engine optimization Innovative new tools for changing how your site looks
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1) Add this line to Skin-BlogSideBar.ascx <Blog:ArchiveList runat="Server" id="al"/> 2) Modify Skin-ArchiveList.ascx to match theme <div class="CommonSidebarArea"> <h4 class="CommonSidebarHeader"><CS:ResourceControl ResourceName="Weblog_Archive" runat="Server" /></h4> <div class="CommonSidebarContent"> <asp:Repeater runat="server" id="Categories"> <ItemTemplate> <div class="CommonSidebarContentItem"> <CS:Href id="Link" runat="server" />...
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Installing a CSModule is generally very easy. Just follow these easy steps: Your CSModule should come as an external assembly. Simply drop that .dll file into the bin/ directory of your Community Server installation. Edit your communityserver.config file (found in the root folder of your Community Server installation), scrolling down to the <CSModules> node. There, you will need to add a registration line (see below for specific syntax). Generally, it should just work now. In some cases you...
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On the weekend of January 20th, we set out a internal CSModule contest. The goal was to give the CS developers the weekend to build as many CSModules they could, and in the end a vote would be taken internally to figure out the top 3 modules. The winners would receive a few gifts, and more importantly bragging rights ...... http://developer.communityserver.org/default.aspx/CS.FirstCSModuleContent
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Put these codes into your page: <div class="CommonSidebarArea"> <h4 class="CommonSidebarHeader">Bloggers</h4> <div class="CommonSidebarContent"> <% //GetWeblogs(bool cacheable, bool ignorePermissions, bool flush) ArrayList blogs = Weblogs.GetWeblogs(true,false,false); for (int i = blogs.Count; --i>=0; ) { for (int j = 0; j<i; j++) { Weblog blog1 = (Weblog) blogs[j]; int count1 = blog1.PostCount + blog1.ArticleCount; Weblog blog2 = (Weblog) blogs[j+1]; int count2 ...
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Open ...\Themes\Blogs\default\Skins\Skin-LinkCategoryList.ascx and add target to ListItemLink in ItemTemplaete. <ItemTemplate> <CS:ListItemLink id="Link" runat="server" target="_blank" /> </ItemTemplate>
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