Re: wi 4.2Posted on August 04, 2006 by GuestAWESOME! Reply Re: wi 4.2Posted on April 19, 2006 by Jason CongerNo problem. I added a link to download a template for Web Interface 4.2 above. Reply Re: Re: wi 4.2Posted on September 04, 2007 by GuestWould it be possible for WI 4.5 ? :)Thanks a lot!Jimmy Reply
Re: Re: wi 4.2Posted on September 04, 2007 by GuestWould it be possible for WI 4.5 ? :)Thanks a lot!Jimmy Reply
Re: I like this, but I am wondering how to achieve this:Posted on April 24, 2006 by Jason CongerCheck out the article titled Super Easy Customization of Citrix Web Interface 4.0 (referenced at the beginning of this article). That article steps you through stripping out all of the HTML around the applications leaving you with a "plain-vanilla" application set. There is also a download on that page for a stripped down layout.ascx that should get you going in the right direction. Reply Re: Re: I like this, but I am wondering how to achieve this:Posted on April 27, 2006 by GuestJason, thank you for the samples! I love them, but we are looking to go directly from the login page to a custom html page without seeing the published application page (layout.ascx). Would you know how to code that? If the above is possible, would you know how to link back to layout.ascx from a custom html page? Thank you in advance. Reply Re: Re: Re: I like this, but I am wondering how to achieve this:Posted on April 27, 2006 by Jason CongerYou could put your html in layout.ascx and use the Visible property of the <asp:PlaceHolder id="ViewPlaceHolder" runat="server" /> control to programmatically show/hide the application set.Feel free to send me an email (jason@jasonconger.com) with your exact use case and maybe I can be of some more assistance. Reply
Re: Re: I like this, but I am wondering how to achieve this:Posted on April 27, 2006 by GuestJason, thank you for the samples! I love them, but we are looking to go directly from the login page to a custom html page without seeing the published application page (layout.ascx). Would you know how to code that? If the above is possible, would you know how to link back to layout.ascx from a custom html page? Thank you in advance. Reply Re: Re: Re: I like this, but I am wondering how to achieve this:Posted on April 27, 2006 by Jason CongerYou could put your html in layout.ascx and use the Visible property of the <asp:PlaceHolder id="ViewPlaceHolder" runat="server" /> control to programmatically show/hide the application set.Feel free to send me an email (jason@jasonconger.com) with your exact use case and maybe I can be of some more assistance. Reply
Re: Re: Re: I like this, but I am wondering how to achieve this:Posted on April 27, 2006 by Jason CongerYou could put your html in layout.ascx and use the Visible property of the <asp:PlaceHolder id="ViewPlaceHolder" runat="server" /> control to programmatically show/hide the application set.Feel free to send me an email (jason@jasonconger.com) with your exact use case and maybe I can be of some more assistance. Reply
Re: Application page for the sharepoint lookPosted on August 10, 2006 by GuestLook in the layout.ascx (make a copy of it first) here are the links covered. They will look like this.td class=Ms-pvnavmidl1> Osiris home If you open it in notepad++ you can find it on line 304 aproximitly.. :)This will alter your links.You can find the layout.acsx in wwwroot\citrix\metaframe\site\include\regards,Hans Straatwww.datacrash.net Reply
Re: Error after logging inPosted on September 13, 2007 by GuestOk, I found an error. owsbrowse.js is not included in the package. Reply
Re: WI 4.5Posted on October 22, 2007 by J. Will THIS template work with 4.5? Reply
Re: ERROR :-(Posted on April 19, 2008 by Robert I got this when I tried to use the 4.2 template on what was actually a 4.0 site. Copied over with the 4.0 template and it worked. Reply