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Public Web Site - Compliments!
Both producers and public are loving the public web site and program on demand features! Thanks so much for creating something easy, out of the box usable and functional!
Maybe in a future version you could create a way to turn off what people are able to see in the search function??
BRAVO TIGHTROPE!
[:)]
- Keri
Maybe in a future version you could create a way to turn off what people are able to see in the search function??
BRAVO TIGHTROPE!
[:)]
- Keri
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Inappropriate?Hi Keri,
Thanks so much for the kind words! We love hearing how people are using our software. Makes it all worthwhile. [:D]
Could you expand a bit on the things you'd like to turn off in the search function? Depending on what you're looking at, there may already be a way to turn it off. For example, after searching for a show and clicking on a result, you are able to turn off the fields that are shown for a particular show. It's kind of a "hidden" feature since there's no official interface for turning the fields on/off, but it can be done!
Lemme know.
Thanks again!
-John
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John Reilly
Developer
Tightrope Media Systems -
Inappropriate?You're very welcome.
At this point we would prefer not to show the the show id number.
Thanks!
- Keri -
Inappropriate?To disable the ShowID, you'll need to modify a text file on the Cablecast server. It should be found at
D:\TRMS\Web\Cablecast\Public\Show.aspx
Open it up in notepad, and towards the bottom you should see a line like:
[code]
<!-- Main content goes here -->
<uc1:showdetail id="ShowDetail1" runat="server"
DisplayProject="true" DisplayProducer="true" DisplayComments="true"
DisplayCategory="true" DisplayLength="true" DisplayEventDate="true"
DisplayStreaming="true" DisplayShowID="true" DisplayCustomFields="true" />
[/code]
(It will probably all be on a single line)
Once you find that line, change [code]DisplayShowID="true"[/code] to [code]DisplayShowID="false"[/code]
Save the file, and that should do it! You can turn on/off any of the other fields listed above in the same way.
Hope that helps!
-John
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John Reilly
Developer
Tightrope Media Systems -
Inappropriate?quote:It's kind of a "hidden" feature since there's no official interface for turning the fields on/off, but it can be done!
So I guess this should be added to the feature request list. There really SHOULD be an official interface to handle all of this stuff. While I might know how to do this, Tighrope stuff prides itself and is set up to handle non technical administration of the whole system. The current solution for this problem is insecure by nature and not accessible to those of a non technical nature. When I use the word insecure, I mean that I shouldn't have to give what amounts to a computer admin access to change things that a manager might want control of. I also don't want to take a half an hour to setup accounts and edit permissions on the operating system level and then train someone who doesn't know code how to make changes and do it sucessfully on a regular basis in a way that does not break anything. This should all be available and accessable within the TRMS permissions to enable a user to make changes and then an option that shows up when the user logs in if they have been given said permissions.
Just my two cents.
Michael Dube
FRED-TV
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