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OU Campus XSL Development for Production and Testing using GIT
At the 2018 OU Conference in Anaheim California, I mentioned that I am using GIT to push XSL changes to both a testing and development XSL locations. Some folks expressed interest in this setup and wanted to know more about it. This post will hopefully answer some questions and help you determine what setup will work best for you. -
Tackling Quality Control with XSL
Slides and resources from my talk at the 2018 OmniUpdate User Training Conference! -
2017 OmniUpdate User Training Conference
Slides and resources from my talk at the 2017 OmniUpdate User Training Conference. -
Removing Extensions with XSL to create SEO Friendly URLs
Using a server rewrite, a url such as http://example.org/jesse could read from http://example.org/jesse.php. However, in the content management system the link would go to the .php version. How can the URL be rewritten from:
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Create an A-Z directory with XSL
In the previous tutorial, data was pulled into a page using OU Campus’ Tags. In this tutorial, data will be pulled in based on a folder location, sorted and then displayed. -
Pull in Files using XSL and Tag Management in OU Campus
The Library website at the University of Northern Colorado has a list of academic journals that they subscribe to. This list is constantly changing and needs to be updated by Library staff. The academic journals are organized in an A-Z listing as well as organized by subject. Each journal can belong to a single subject or multiple subjects. -
Preventing users from adding JavaScript with XSL
Our Content Management System, OmniUpdate, allows users to create reusable pieces of content called assets. As of this post, there are five different types of assets and two of them and two of them allow the user to add source code: Web Content and Source Code.