Even for basic installation, that is without the mobile client, prior to Management Server installation, ensure to go to Windows Server Manager, navigate to Add Roles and Features Wizard > Select Features > Features > .NET Framework 4.5 Features > WCF Services and select HTTP Activation.
This is important. Else one will get an error when creating a text placeholder or saving text to a text placeholder.
The error is a complaint about not about to access /cms/webservice/Elements.svc/
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' From an RQL assign a value to a variable
OldDate = EinObjekt("changedate")
' Convert value by calling the DecodeDate function
' and output in both variants.
response.write "Date from attribute=" & OldDate & " --> Convert date=" & DecodeDate(OldDate)
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Function DecodeDate(OldDate)
Dim objIO As Object ' Define object
Set objIO = CreateObject("RDCMSAsp.RDPageData") ' Create object
DecodeDate = objIO.decodedate(OldDate) ' Convert number into date
End Function
Function ConvertToRedDotDate(DateObject)
ConvertToRedDotDate = DateDiff("d","12/30/1899", DateObject)
End Function
Function ConvertFromRedDotDate(RedDotDate)
Dim DateObj, Int_Days
DateObj = "12/30/1899"
Int_Days = Int(RedDotDate)
DateObj = DateAdd("d",RedDotDate,DateObj)
DateObj = DateAdd("s",(RedDotDate-Int_Days)*86400,DateObj)
ConvertFromRedDotDate = DateObj
End Function
DateTime DecodeFromOADate(double OADate)
{
return DateTime.FromOADate(OADate);
}
double EncodeToOADate(DateTime RegDate)
{
return RegDate.ToOADate();
}
function ConvertToRedDotDate(DateObj)
{
// day in milliseconds
var DAY_IN_MILLISECONDS = 1000 * 60 * 60 * 24;
var BEGINING_DATE_MIllISECONDS = new Date(1899,11,30).getTime();
var DateObj_Milliseconds = DateObj.getTime();
return Math.round(Math.abs(DateObj_Milliseconds - BEGINING_DATE_MIllISECONDS)/DAY_IN_MILLISECONDS);
}
function ConvertFromRedDotDate(ReddotDate)
{
var days = Math.floor(ReddotDate);
var milliseconds = Math.round((ReddotDate-days)*86400000);
var adjusted_days_in_millseconds = (days-25569) * 86400000;
var RetDate = new Date();
RetDate.setTime(adjusted_days_in_millseconds + milliseconds);
var ajusted_minutes = RetDate.getTimezoneOffset();
RetDate.setMinutes(RetDate.getMinutes() + ajusted_minutes);
return RetDate;
}
If CMS doesn’t accept a key that is supposed to be working, you might want to update the database settings manually.
Credit goes to the Anjam for remembering this and David Vogt for writing it down
<script type="text/javascript">
var TheRealUIContainerPage;
var ProjectLabelText;
if(window.opener){
if(window.opener.name == 'ioActionMenu'){
// smarttree
TheRealUIContainerPage = top.opener.parent.parent.parent.parent.document;
ProjectLabelText = $(TheRealUIContainerPage).find('body #ctl00_ctl00__bodyPlaceHolder__infoMenu_2 .ca_tb_txt').text();
}
}else{
// smartedit
TheRealUIContainerPage = window.parent.document;
ProjectLabelText = $(TheRealUIContainerPage).find('body #ctl00_ctl00_ctl00__bodyPlaceHolder__infoMenu_2 .ca_tb_txt').text();
}
alert(ProjectLabelText);
</script>
This is a solution posted by Tim Davis on https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/reddot-cms-users/ImqWdAN4XIY
You want to assign text placeholder content class a server side preexecution variable, but the text placeholder contains double quote, single quote and carriage return, which will cause preexecution error because the resulting code will be like this
Dim MyVar
MyVar = "<%txt_body%>"
'resulting code
'this cause syntax error, cannot have unescape quote inside quote
MyVar = "he says,"hello""
'this cause syntax error, cannot unclosed second line
MyVar = "first line
second line"
What you can do is to use rendertag to escape the text. This method handles, &, ", ', accented character like (á, é, í, ó, ú, ü, ñ, ¿, ¡), and new line carriage return
Dim MyVar MyVar = "<%!! Escape:HtmlEncode(<%txt_body%>) !!%>"