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APRIL 2013

Ben Elmore

supporting the albany autism society

  • BY: BEN ELMORE
  • POSTED: FEB 15, 2013

The right push at the right time can launch a world of new possibility. That’s an idea we’ve employed successfully through our business, and now the time has come to apply it to something closer to home. This April, we will be attending the Albany Autism Society’s 11th Annual Gala “Unlocking the Possibilities”  to show [...]

adobe cq: initial project finished

  • BY: JACE THOMPSON
  • POSTED: SEP 19, 2012

The trial project with CQ is finished. There’s a TwinTechs home page template, and a home created with text/image components, using that template. One of the trickier parts was getting the template and components to obey the CSS from the original site. I ran into an issue where the CSS paths to images, such as [...]

adobe cq: inspecting css

  • BY: JACE THOMPSON
  • POSTED: SEP 19, 2012

To inspect the CSS of a page in CQ, when you’re in the WCM, double-clicking on a content page will open that page with a URL like this: http://yourhostipaddress:4502/cf#/content/applicationname/path/pagename.html If you use a browser add-on like Firebug to inspect the CSS, you will be inspecting the WCM, itself. In order to inspect your page, directly, [...]

David Ladd

mobile workforce recorded presentation

  • BY: DAVID LADD
  • POSTED: SEP 17, 2012

Twin Techs CEO Ben Elmore presented to a large audience via our partner Carahsoft on the topic of Mobile Workforce: unleashing team members from the office to the field to service their clients and perform tasks in the field as effectively as they would if desktop-bound. Please follow this link while enjoying a warm afternoon [...]

adobe cq: where to get help

  • BY: JACE THOMPSON
  • POSTED: SEP 17, 2012

There are many official and unofficial support options when working with CQ. The CQ Google Group is probably your highest yield source of help. You must post at an optimal time of day to get views. You can select batch digests of group activity to avoid getting streams of email. There is a CQ IRC [...]

adobe cq: misc tips for authoring in the wcm

  • BY: JACE THOMPSON
  • POSTED: SEP 17, 2012

If you imported a sit and named your application  “sampleapp”, you can return to the process of importing individual components by using a URL like the following, substituting in your application’s name where appropriate: http://localhost:4502/etc/importers/site/extractor.html#/etc/designs/sampleapp/dev/sampleapp-original.html You can force the WCM into design mode, for example, by adding this to the end of a URL: ?wcmmode=design [...]

adobe cq: warnings on using the lite ide

  • BY: JACE THOMPSON
  • POSTED: SEP 17, 2012

The CRXDE Lite editor can exhibit some troublesome behavior:  If you want to delete a node, and then replace it with a node of the same name, you must save in between operations, or the new operation will fail (the error message will not tell you how to resolve the issue). Sometimes the “revert” operation [...]

adobe cq: resolving sidekick tool issues

  • BY: JACE THOMPSON
  • POSTED: SEP 6, 2012

I encountered an issue with not being able to view my custom page components in the Sidekick tool.  I was missing a paragraph system node, often referred to as a “par” or “parsys” node, at the same hierarchical level in the Java Content Repository as my content page’s jcr:content node, with attributes jcr:primaryType and sling:resourceType [...]

adobe cq: completing my site import

  • BY: JACE THOMPSON
  • POSTED: SEP 6, 2012

After setting up my own CQ instance, a move from CQ 5.4 to 5.5, I immediately attempted a site import, and this succeeded without any errors.   Even the newer version backfills “geometrixx” in places where your new application name should be. The guide to using the site importer, including pulling individual components from an [...]