Ok, don`t throw away photoshop.. I was just kidding..
But the experts at yahoo have released this great new website go check it out.
http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/content-management/ucm/samples/index.html
I`v noticed Oracle have posted up a new free component: UseNativeFileInIndex Sample Component.
It allows the Content Server to index native files instead of weblayout files. Sounds pretty interesting and worth checking out if you have a spare minute or two.
The other samples available:
Ok, its bad times when you start dreaming you are at Oracle Open World, talking to some of the other bloggers like Billy Cripe and Jason Stortz..
Oh gd; I really need to get away from Oracle for a couple months…. and I thought a month of relaxing on holiday would of been good enough.. No, I didn’t attend Open World :’( maybe next time!
Yeah!! Afer my Rant yesterday it appears it is actually just a bug that was introduced to 10.1.3.3.3, so fingers crossed next meta update 10.1.3.3.4 should have the id problem fixed.. Few
Sigh.. I have just transfered one of my components I had heavily developed with javascript onto the latest version of the UCM to find that it appears the layout of the checkin page has changed!..
And it wasn’t even a clever change its just wrong!?!? Grrrr I`m so annoyed why cant you guys follow standards??
Tell me if I’m wrong to bitch about this…
This is an example of the code the checkin page page looked before:
<tr id=”primaryFile_row”>
<td><input id=”primaryFile”></td>
</tr>
After:
<tr id=”primaryFile Row34″>
<td><input id=”primaryFile 34″</td>
</tr>
Can you see where my problem now lies.. We now have 2 of the same html ids..
IDS ARE SUPPOSED TO BE UNIQUE!!! Why did you have to change this!? How am I supposed reference primaryFile row now?!
Whoever did this needs to change this back! I`ll be watching out for this change in the next meta updates it better be in there.. or.. or.. I`m moving to Documentum! lol…
Now to just create my own service and template, sigh… more pointless hours of work that I shouldn’t really need to do…
If anyone from the UCM development team thinks I`m wrong in my assumption, please tell me and I will remove this rant or correct it.
