by XTIVIA | May 29, 2015 | Applications, Blog, Enterprise Java, Portals
AngularJS is a great framework for Single Page Applications (SPAs) – it’s easy to learn and use. There’s no reason not to (and actually every reason to) create your Liferay portlets as AngularJS SPAs. Our organization considers...
by XTIVIA | May 12, 2015 | Applications, Blog, Enterprise Infrastructure, Portals
This blog post explains using HTTP to remotely get and add documents to Liferay’s Document and Media Library. Since documents may require authentication for access, this post explains how to use basic authentication to achieve that. It will also cover accessing...
by XTIVIA | May 6, 2015 | Applications, Blog, Enterprise Java, Perspectives, Portals
Should we use AngularJS? Should we use it now? In light of the announcement by the AngularJS team to release AngularJS 2.0 as a total rewrite, it is a valid question to ask: Should we build new applications on AngularJS 1.x? And given that 2.x is not...
by Abdul Alshberi | Mar 5, 2015 | Blog, Enterprise Infrastructure, Portals
Scopes in AngularJS define where every variable is visible and where it’s not. Scopes are hierarchical, where every parent scope is visible in the child scope but not the other way around. $rootscope is the highest scope that is seen by all the controllers. Be...
by Cameron McBride | Mar 4, 2015 | Blog, Portals
Introduction The Unused Documents and Media portlet is a Liferay Control Panel portlet. This portlet allows site administrators to see documents and media that are not used in any web content. The site administrator can take action on each document or media by either...
by Susobhan Mishra | Feb 20, 2015 | Blog, Enterprise Java, Portals
Introduction It is imperative for the Liferay Documents Media repository to be in synchronization with the database. Any discrepancies from either side could lead to loss of integrity in the system. This can create unforeseen issues and problems during the publishing...
by Cameron McBride | Feb 20, 2015 | Blog, Portals
Introduction The Unused Web Content portlet is a control panel portlet. This portlet allows site administrators to see web content that is not used in any web content display portlet. The site administrator can take action on each piece of web content by either...
by Susobhan Mishra | Feb 20, 2015 | Blog, Enterprise Java, Portals
Introduction The Documents and Media File System Checker portlet was developed by XTIVIA, the 2012, 2013 and 2014 Liferay North America Partner of the Year. As we work with Liferay customers, we often run into situations where the client has a Liferay environment...
by Asier Del Pozo | Feb 19, 2015 | Blog, Portals
If you have reached this blog post, I guess it is because either you are bored (there are better things to do when you are bored, by the way…), you are interested on how to develop mobile apps (ok, I’ll try to help!) or you are asking yourself if your...
by Cameron McBride | Feb 13, 2015 | Blog, Portals
Adding A New button Recently I wanted to add my own button into the list of web content in the Liferay control panel. There were already a couple buttons there that enable and disable when one or more web content items are selected. My plan was to just copy whatever...
