Video Tutorial: Creating a Block of Related Content with Views in Drupal 7

Posted by Casey Fox on February 07, 2017 Drupal Drupal 7, Views

From news to commerce sites, developers often find themselves in the position of needing to display related content - and for good reason! In UX, leveraging related posts is regarded as a best practice. It isn't hard to see why when you consider the associated benefits:

increased user browsing time reduced bounce rates bolstered interlinking, which drives SEO  conversion of organic search traffic into direct traffic

In Drupal, we can create a block of related content easily using the views module. This tutorial was executed in Drupal 7, however, the instructions are virtually the...

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GSF 12 Is Finally Here!

Posted by Freddy Villalba on February 01, 2017 Web Experience Management Oracle WebCenter Sites, FatWire, WebCenter Sites 12c

GSF-12 is finally here! Yay!!!

This new version comprehends brand new features, but also a major reorganization of the entire project's codebase and several features getting deprecated in benefit of some of WebCenter Sites 12c's native features.

This is the first GSF release which embraces WCS 12c's features and rendering practices.
 
The main goals of this new release were:
Providing the means for clients out there already using GSF to reuse as much of their existing code as possible when upgrading from WCS 11.x to WCS 12c, Leveraging the use...
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Cutting Risk in Half with Multi-Factor Authentication

Posted by Rishi Das on January 26, 2017 Data Security Security, risk management, whitepaper

We rely on usernames and passwords to access various systems throughout the technology world - from laptops to bank accounts, from cloud storage to blogs - our accounts are protected by these authentication mechanisms. It is easy to forget the importance of these account credentials, until it is too late - if a username and password are breached, an unauthorized user can erase, view, and copy highly sensitive data.

 

Our Whitepaper, Cutting Risk in Half, explores the different methods and real life examples of how much risk is...

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Stop Press: Publishing Stopped With NullPointerException

Posted by Aiiaz Khan on January 24, 2017 Web Experience Management FatWire, owcs, Oracle WebCenter Sites

“Stop Press” or “Stop The Presses” is a term used in the print media industry, it is used when the need to change content arises during or just before or during printing to stop the printing press. This unfortunately places publishing of all content on hold until it is resolved. With the digital media age, this term has somewhat become obsolete as more and more content is consumed, published and delivered digitally typically through Content Management Systems such as Oracle’s WebCenter Sites.

Though the need to change content does not stop publishing anymore, there are times when...

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