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Using Override Files
Override files allow you to modify any aspect of a communityserver.config or siteurls.config file without modifying the original .config file that ships with Community Server or Evolution. In this article, we will modify the HTML scrubber portion of the communityserver.config file using a communityserver_override…Posted to Community Server 2008.5 Documentation by Alex Crome on Sun, Feb 15 2009
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Adding a Media Gallery
A media gallery contains media files such as photos. Because all galleries are associated with media gallery groups, you must create a media gallery group before you can create a media gallery. Procedure 1. Navigate to Control Panel Dashboard > System Administration > Media Galleries Administration…Posted to Community Server 2008.5 Documentation by alowe on Fri, Jan 16 2009
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Rendering Media Gallery Files in Thumbnails View or List View
Community Server allows you to view media files as thumbnails or in a list of file titles. Procedure 1. Navigate to Control Panel > System Administration > Media Gallery Administration > Galleries and Groups > Media Galleries. The list of media galleries displays in the workspace. 2. Click…Posted to Community Server 2008.5 Documentation by Tim Yates on Mon, Jan 12 2009
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Using Override Files
Override files allow you to modify any aspect of a communityserver.config or siteurls.config file without modifying the original .config file that ships with Community Server or Evolution. In this article, we will modify the HTML scrubber portion of the communityserver.config file using a communityserver_override… -
How do I increase the maximum allowable file size for file uploads in Community Server/Evolution?
To increase the allowable file size for uploads in Community Server/Evolution, you need to add a httpRuntime element to the <system.web> section of the root web.config file. You must supply two configurable parameters to this new element: executionTimeout="x" maxRequestLength="y"… -
How do I increase the maximum allowable file size for file uploads in Community Server?
To increase the allowable file size for uploads in Community Server/Evolution, you need to add a httpRuntime element to the <system.web> section of the root web.config file. You must supply two configurable parameters to this new element: executionTimeout="x" maxRequestLength="y"…Posted to Community Server 2008.5 Documentation by Tim Yates on Thu, Dec 18 2008
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Rating Posts and Files
As a community user, you have the opportunity of rating the value of post and file content. Evolution uses a star rating system, which looks like this: If you find a post or file that you particularly like or valuable, you can give it a high rating by highlighting four or five stars; or you can mark…Posted to Evolution 1.0 Documentation by Tim Yates on Fri, Dec 12 2008
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Uploading a Background Image
You can upload an image to use as a background image for your Web site. Procedure Navigate to Dashboard Control Panel > System Administration > Site Administration > Site Content > Site Files. Enter the path to the file you want to upload in the Upload a new file in this folder text field… -
Why aren't my media files, avatars, and attachments rendering?
Use the following steps if you cannot see media files, attachments and avatars you have uploaded, or you are getting a 404 error when you attempt to view them. Ensure that the upgrade tool was run successfully if you upgraded from a Community Server version earlier than Community Server 2008. You can… -
Editing a Media File Tag
Only a file owner (the user who uploaded a file) or a user with administrative privileges can edit a media file tag. Procedure 1. Open the file for which you want to edit the tags. 2. From the right sidebar, click Edit Tags . A pop-up window displays the tags used by the file. 3. Edit the tag(s) that…