Sometimes it is necessary to clear the CMS caches.
This can be done via the OpenText WSM interface or manually, folder by folder..
So here’s a quick list of folders describing their purpose.
In less than three weeks the OpenText Content World Conference will be taking place in Orlando, Florida. A full week packed with training, technology and case study presentations, marketing fuzz and meeting the guys who are in the know about the latest products gathered under the OpenText umbrella.
Good news everyone! It looks like RedDot isn’t dead after all, the development didn’t stop and thankfully no one followed through with the mad plan of merging RedDot and Vignette. Instead hot fixes were released and groundwork conducted for version 11.
Today I’d just like to write a few lines about the changes regarding the RQL programming in version 11 of the OpenText Web Site Management Server (scheduled for the end of 2011).
Have you recently tried adding a red dot inside of a render tag? Chances are (100% chance) the code below will stop the render tag code inside the template from working. This is currently a bug, but there’s a fix for it.
Use this code snippet below to include the status of pages inside the CMS pages and/or content blocks. It shows the CMS user straight away if the page has been released or is waiting for release. A huge time saver.
On this page we will collect all documented and undocumented RedDot CMS RenderTags.
The idea is, that if you have a RenderTag you’d like to add, just post it as comment with a quick description of what it does and what…
Found this on the Google Groups and thought it’s too awesome to not share it with you.
Yo dawg I heard you like pages, so I put a page in yo page in yo page so you can publish while you publish…
There are several ways of accessing the RedDot CMS API. You can use RenderTags or use the RedDot Query Language, also known as “RQL”. This article explains how to use RQL for advanced requirements like event controlled RQL, remote RQL execution, binding RQL to workflows and much more.
When using the RedDot Query Language (RQL) to customize and improve your RedDot
project usability you often need the Template Guid or Name for your scripts.
<%!! Context:CurrentPage.Template.Name !!%> <%!! Context:CurrentPage.Template.Id !!%>
Keep in mind,…