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Welcome to the professional blog for me, Brian 'Bex' Huff. I am an independent software architect, specializing in Oracle Universal Content Management. This product was formerly called Stellent Content Management, but it was purchased by Oracle and is now a key piece of their Fusion Middleware stack. Previously, I was a senior Java developer at Stellent, but am now doing my own thing!
I run a one-man consulting company named Bezzotech. I am also an author, an Oracle ACE Director, and a periodic public speaker. You can contact me via LinkedIn, Friend Feed, or email:
This site contains mostly articles about web software, focusing on the technological and human aspects of it... including security, performance, usability, and the inevitable new trends (and which ones are actually useful).
Some articles focus on the Oracle Content Management suite, and applications that integrate with it. This site also has articles about more general topics, including productivity, philosophy, book reviews, and scientific breakthroughs that I find interesting.
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Linking to pdfs from a SS dynamic list
Hi Bex,
I'm late in coming up to speed on Site Studio, having most of my Stellent experience working with the Web Content Editor of CS 5.1.1. Old stuff, I know.
I thought it would be easy enough to tweak the ssDisplayRow property in my Dynamic List Generic fragment to pull back the pdf version of my result set. (We’re checking in Word docs, but only want to link to the pdf version from dyanmic fragments I create.) Here’s what works for displaying links to web-rendered view in a secondary page :
• <$ssMouseExtra$> href="<$SearchResults.ssUrl$>"><$dDocTitle$>
Revision: <$dRevLabel$> | Release Date:<$dInDate$>
I tried modifying the href code, above, but have had no luck in displaying links to the pdf version of a checked-in item.
What can I do?
Thanks.
hi larry!
In an effort to keep as many stellent-questions in one place, could you post your question to the Yahoo groups, or the Oracle forums? I have a list here:
http://bexhuff.com/topic/technology/oracle-stellent
I'll be happy to answer it there...
stellent
Hey Bex, are you related to Michelle Huff of Stellent/Oracle? I have met her a few times at various conferences and when we were working with Stellent on the OEM deal for our editor.
yep!
Michelle Huff is my wife, she's still at Oracle in Outbound Product Management, working with Matt Zelen, Billy Cripe, and Andy MacMillan.
Could you please explain me
Could you please explain me the meaning of 'DOM'
recycle
hey bex, I want to how to make plastic recycling mechine?
I don't know...
That kind of stuff is pretty heavy industrial... I don't know if you can make one yourself.
Although, I think the standard process is to grind down the used plastic into pellets, then heat the pellets, and inject them into a new mold.
Maybe you should troll on the MIT discussion boards...
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