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We activated the new editor on our developer's repo before activating on our production. I see that we can't access the version history of our documents anymore.
On the right column of the UI, I see the publication status and last update but I cannot click on it or consult the previous versions with the list of edits anymore.
Is it a bug or did you completely remove the feature? We use it quite a lot as we have a lot of different users.
When is this going to be available? Now you are forcing to use the new UI and it is a lot of switch back to Legacy editor in order to access the features you are still missing. Not quite a great experience
- The point referent dataset needs to be published in the service to allow creating events by referent points (a mandatory requirement for me), but I don't want it editable by the users. Is there a way to do this?
It seems that making Default protected may be the way to go, but I'm reluctant to do so immediately without fully understanding all the implications of doing so. I have also not worked with versions in a production environment before.
Good idea. To do this you will want to track edit changes and ensure your portal group security is working with the change tracking, and yes protect your default and manage LRS Locks in event editor with a lockroot subversion from default and conflict prevention enabled in the ALRS Settings. I would configure event editor applicatons, secured and delivered to members assigned to portal groups, and customize the cartographic content to facilitate the workflow to the maximum extent possible. Also configure the event editor with full ability of the editor to create a version, post and reconcile, manage locks, and delete a version all with event editor buttons. What I do is publish the services with a shared user that is only used for publishing services, not a data owner user or an active directory user but a named user in the database with privileges set for editing event data in versions. I think in a multi-user environment you would definitely want to have at least a version per user, sometimes more depending on the situation and the number of EE configurations you set up. It is possible to configure event editor using portal maps that can combine read-only services with the ALRS service, but snapping in the Event Editor might not work on those non-alrs services. You can also probably add read-only connections when publishing the service to enable the reference layers to support snapping, maybe.
For our installation it was difficult to get the federated portal all set exactly how it had to be for ADFS users and conflict prevention to work but now that we have that figured out I wouldn't want to do it any other way, and it appears this approach is going to work well to achieve your goal, and mine too, of supporting program areas in such a way that they can utilize the event editor and spread the workload horizontally into the agency.
NCDOT has 8 different business units using R&H. One business unit is responsible for the LRS and a few events. The rest only maintain their specific events. A data governance plan can help flush these details. Each business unit has their own wmx workflow jobs tailored to their business unit needs and permissions are controlled by their AD group (permissions is handled outside my group so I could be all off on the details). The same with Data Reviewer checks. While the jobs and DR checks have some common elements we allow each to be different because not all events are the same and not all business unit work the same. We have some with only one editor or up to 7 editors. A lot depends on how GIS experienced the business unit is and we have wide range of users. Most wmx jobs are based on a unit of work (need to fix some values, transportation project is completed, QC of legacy data, etc ) and can be open for one day or for the whole quarter. We go to state zero (no versions) 4 times a year as part of our publication and maintenance plan.
We use Default and Lock Root. Lock Root being Public and Default is Protected. We have a nightly script to post Lock Root to Default. We also have an edit and publication databases. Event owners have access to their data on edit and all other data comes from the publication stack as read only is my understanding. We use Conflict Prevention
This is an excellent and comprehensive answer, thank you Amit. The URL parameters in particular avoid the majority of headaches I was imagining and I already have Portal groups set up to allow this workflow.
We've always had conflict prevention enabled but our lock root version is sde.default. Are there any specific reasons to use a surrogate other than an additional layer of protection for default? For our small group I'm not certain the extra version is necessary and I'd like to keep the administrative overhead to a minimum.
"Here's where the Referent Points comes into play. Publish a separate map service for this layer that is not LRS-enabled and optionally, using an underlying DB user connection with Event Viewer privileges. When you configure your Event Editor webmap, add that item to your web map along with the LRS web service."
More posts with same issue, seemingly unresolved, aborted mission or found other workaround: WMPL issue , WPML translation pulled wrong text and won't translate , Content is displaying correctly on preview but wont show on live ,
Currently, the only workaround I have found is completely deleting WPML and creating every page of the additional languages manually and manually building out a link structure however that sounds like A LOT of work, and not sure how to build out a functional linking structure in that case. Or potentially rolling back versions until it reached the one where it used to work however I was not successful in that without the critical error message. I have included a secure login note on this post.
In fact currently I gave up using WPML und I personally would not recommend using it.
Lately I converted a website to Polylang which seems to work for my needs, but is not officially supported by Themeco.
I understand, thank you for the update, it is great to know that it has been received and you are working on it so I can assure my client that there is some progress. Crossing my fingers there can be an update that makes the two compatible again, that would be a big win!
At our end, the issue has been resolved by WPML - turning off the plugin WPML Media Translation - for now, and saving the page again (clear cache) did help. And now the front end show the good language again.
Basically i am trying to create password input box on web in which when user is adding their password in input box and input should be hidden by square, circle or disc as we do when entering our password during login in into our mail. i was able to do it in knime 4.2 but i am not able to do it in knime 4.5
The only things that I have noticed loosing is the re-execution (automatically executing downstream on settings changes) and their newer modern look. The Re-Execution setting is usually on the second tab in the config windows.
Sorry to bother you again @iCFO but i am not able to use another widget in my workflow
Means i am trying to add some description before that string input widget but i am not able to see any description above it even after i tried with the legacy mode then also for your reference i have also attached my small workflow.
Thanks.
css_editor_test.knwf (10.9 KB)
Oh but i want css functionality too when i turned off legacy css editor is not working btw which version of knime you are using. because in knime 4.5.1 when i am adding Text Output Widget even legacy mode is turned off then it is adding text after other widgets and if i legacy mode turned on then it is not showing any text @iCFO.
Thanks for your reply.
I am using 4.7.2 for production work, but I did this workflow test in the version 5 pre-view. Are you restricted from updating to 4.7.2 by company policy? It looks like you found anther legacy mode trade off with the loss of the Text Output Widget. I have personally settled with Legacy mode off. This unfortunately keeps me from customizing widgets until they support custom CSS on widgets again, but at least I can still customize javascript views like tables and charts without the loss of functionality of going with Legacy Mode.
So can we use Javascript Generic Node for formatting of Text Ouput Widget @iCFO and ya we are restricted from updating to 4.7.2 by company policy.
And Thank you so much for your reply and your suggestion it was really very helpful and also can you guide me where can i see the list of issue for which ticke is been requested so i can check which functions on knime we are still facing problems.
Here is what I use to insert titles and headers with custom CSS flexibility because it is Generic Javascript View based. I usually have to open it and adjust it, but it is pretty flexible when you find the right CSS editors and settings.
Thank you so so much @iCFO for your help for as of now i can use this solution which you have given but actually knime should give css editor functionality to format widget also and thanks once again @iCFO for your help.
suddenly a warning from CKEditor pops directly into the Editor Textarea, that the used CKE Version is not secure.
As far as im aware CKE 4.24.0-lts can not be integrated as it is a paid/commercial lts version.
Edit: from the changelog of CKE:
Release notes CKEditor.com
" Please note that this release is a part of CKEditor 4 Extended Support Model, only available to customers who decided to acquire the LTS (Long Term Support) version of the editor. All editor versions below 4.24.0-lts can no longer be considered as secure! "
Just out of curiosity, is there an plan on a timeline to when to decide on the new editor?
I just checked the page you guys made, WOW a lot of new informmation since I last saw that page in in november.