July 2006 - Posts
When configuring an MCMS in the production environment I did not have access to an Active Directory. I therefore used an SQL logon to access the database with the DCA. Unfortunately I received the following message regardless of granting the SQL login
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I am going to TechEd 2006 in Sydney. See you there.
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I recently had a requirement to remove the warning message that is displayed when a user tries to leave a MCMS posting while editing it. I found a javascript method in the C:\Program Files\Microsoft Content Management Server\Server\IIS_CMS\WebAuthor\Client\AuthFormClient.js
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Have you have written a custom placeholder and wanted to allow the user to select an image from the resource gallery? Well, the AuthFormClient.js has several Javascript methods that allow you to do just this. WBC_launchImageGallery(strPostingQueryString,
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I have been developing an MCMS site for a customer that consists of an Authoring and Presentation server in Production. The servers have Map Host Headers enabled. The server are mapped as MCMSAUTHOR for the authoring server and the presentation server
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A simple way to determine the service pack level installed in your MCMS 2002, is to open Site Manager and go into Help About from the menu. Check the reported Server Version against the following list: 5.0.1581.0 = RTM 5.0.2284.0 = SP1 5.0.4484.0 = SP1a
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Previously I posted about AVG email scanning stripping out the content of emails when using Office Outlook 2007. Upon further investigations I have found that you don’t need to disable the email scanner entirely. Just go into the configuration section
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Last month we launched the Microsoft Office Special Interest Group of Victoria.NET (MOSSIG). The event was met with much enthusiasm! We’re happy to announce that we have now organised our regular monthly meeting to run every 4 th Wednesday
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