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== Overview ==
 
== Overview ==
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The Photo Add Page will be used to add new photos. Follow these steps to configure the link and page for adding photos.
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The Photo Add Page is a lightbox page to create new photo records.
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Follow these steps to configure the link and page for adding photos.
  
 
== Steps ==
 
== Steps ==
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1. Create a new page called 'Photo Add'. 
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#Create a new page called 'Photo Add' from the [[PT_Photo_Gallery_Lightbox_Template|Lightbox Template]] and in the ''/lightbox/photogallery/'' subsite.
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* Recommend using the ''Blank Template'' because this page will be opened in a Lightbox. 
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#In the main content of the page place a Custom Script element.
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* Recommend creating this page in the ''photogalleryadmin/lightbox'' subsite.
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#From the Custom Script element interface, click the "Edit" icon.
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2. In the main content of the page place a Custom Script element.
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#Enter the following text into the Explicit Module path: ''/ADF/apps/pt_photo_gallery/customcf/handle_photo_add.cfm''.
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3. From the Custom Script element interface, click the "Edit" icon.
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#From the Simple Form element interface icons choose the "Select Form" icon.
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4. Enter the following text into the Explicit Module path:
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#In the Create/Select Simple Form dialog choose the option to "Select Simple Form/Custom Element" option and click "next".
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'/ADF/apps/pt_photo_gallery/customcf/handle_photo_add.cfm'.
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#From the Select Form/Custom Element dialog choose the "Photo" custom element and click "Finish".
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# From the Simple Form element interface icons choose the "Select Form" icon.
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#Within the "Manage Simple Form Element" dialog, enter the following information:  
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# In the Create/Select Simple Form dialog choose the option to "Select Simple Form/Custom Element" option and click "next".
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##Name: (leave as is)
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# From the Select Form/Custom Element dialog choose the "Photo" custom element and click "Finish".
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##Email Notification Recipients: (If you would like to receive an e-mail whenever an event is added place your e-mail in here. This is optional)
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# Within the "Manage Simple Form Element" dialog enter the following information:  
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##Sender's Email Address: leave checked
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## Name: (leave as is)
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##Anonymous Sender's Email Address: (add in an anonymous email address if needed)
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## Email Notification Recipients: (If you would like to receive an e-mail whenever an event is added place your e-mail in here. This is optional)
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##Form Action: choose "Display Textblock on Submission" option and add 'Photo uploaded successfully!' text in the RTE.   
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## Sender's Email Address: leave checked
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##Select Finish and then Finish again.
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## Anonymous Sender's Email Address: (add in an anonymous email address if needed)
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#Publish the page
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## Form Action: choose "Display Textblock on Submission" option and add 'Photo uploaded successfully!' text in the RTE.   
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## Select Finish and then Finish again.
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== Update Configuration ==
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# Publish the page
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Update the Photo Gallery Configuration for the ADD URL field.  Edit the row in the datasheet and select the CommonSpot page that was created.
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[[Reset ADF|Reset the ADF]] for the server and site.
  
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== Update Photo Gallery Site Config ==
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[[Category:Photo Gallery]]
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This page will be used to add new profile records.  Update the pt_profile.xml config file that we setup in [[PT_Photo_Gallery_Site Configuration|Site Configuration]].  Get the URL for this page and update the <ADDURL> tag value with the page URL.  Exclude the site name and leading slash from this value.
 
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*(i.e. <ADDURL>photogalleryadmin/Photo-Add.cfm</ADDURL>).
 
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* The ADF needs to be reset for the server and site for these CCAPI updates to take effect. Enter the following URL parameter string to any page call within the site:
 
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  ?resetServerADF=1&resetSiteADF=1
 
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'''Note: Resetting the ADF server might affect all sites implementing the ADF.'''  If an error occurs, this could cause sites to go down.  Needless to say, updates to the ADF Bean Configs and config files should be done in a controlled development environment (not on production servers!).
 

Latest revision as of 22:37, 24 March 2010

Overview

The Photo Add Page is a lightbox page to create new photo records.

Follow these steps to configure the link and page for adding photos.

Steps

  1. Create a new page called 'Photo Add' from the Lightbox Template and in the /lightbox/photogallery/ subsite.
  2. In the main content of the page place a Custom Script element.
  3. From the Custom Script element interface, click the "Edit" icon.
  4. Enter the following text into the Explicit Module path: /ADF/apps/pt_photo_gallery/customcf/handle_photo_add.cfm.
  5. From the Simple Form element interface icons choose the "Select Form" icon.
  6. In the Create/Select Simple Form dialog choose the option to "Select Simple Form/Custom Element" option and click "next".
  7. From the Select Form/Custom Element dialog choose the "Photo" custom element and click "Finish".
  8. Within the "Manage Simple Form Element" dialog, enter the following information:
    1. Name: (leave as is)
    2. Email Notification Recipients: (If you would like to receive an e-mail whenever an event is added place your e-mail in here. This is optional)
    3. Sender's Email Address: leave checked
    4. Anonymous Sender's Email Address: (add in an anonymous email address if needed)
    5. Form Action: choose "Display Textblock on Submission" option and add 'Photo uploaded successfully!' text in the RTE.
    6. Select Finish and then Finish again.
  9. Publish the page

Update Configuration

Update the Photo Gallery Configuration for the ADD URL field. Edit the row in the datasheet and select the CommonSpot page that was created.

Reset the ADF for the server and site.

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