To add the logo of my institution, after login to the Openpecimen I made the following selections
Setting->Common->Deployment Site Logo
Right click on “Deployment Site Logo” and choose the image file from my desktop (I choosed an .gif of 24kb)
The change was recorded but I do not see the logo despite restarting the WildFly (jboss)
Should I take some more steps to see the logo of my institution?
From now thank you for any help you can give me.
Gustavo de la Fuente
Hospital Garrahan - Argentina
You dont need to restart the server. It should work once you upload the file in the settings.
Check the demo site where we have added a logo via the settings page.
~Sro
Hello Srikanth, thanks 4 your reply.
I can’t use the demo…I could not verify my account, the token was broken…
How I cant obtein a new token using the same login accont?
Returning to the topic of post …
At the login screen in my insrtalation I see:
In addition to changing the configuration in Setting->Common->Deployment Site Logo, before building from source code and deploy the war file. Do I have to copy the image file anywhere in the source code directory structure?
Should the image file have a particular name? (instead the name I used)
Sorry about my insistence, but…The deployment site logo does not appear!
Thanks a lot!
Gustavo de la Fuente - Hospital Garrahan - Argentina
When I check the html line (Using F-12 in the browser and rigth-chick on the place the logo should appear…and choosing “Inspect Element”)
(I broked the tags using “” to see the html commands)
My Instalation:
<\a class=“deploy-logo ng-scope” href="" ng-if=“global.siteAssets.siteLogo” target="_blank"> <\img src="/rest/ng/config-settings/deployment-site-logo"> <\a>
And at the demo:
<\a class=“deploy-logo ng-scope” href="" ng-if=“global.siteAssets.siteLogo” target="_blank"> <\img src=“http://demo.openspecimen.org/openspecimen//rest/ng/config-settings/deployment-site-logo”> <\a>
Why in my instalation do not appear <\my-host-ip> before “/rest…”?
I need to change some configuration before generating the war file from source code? And then update de deployment?
Thanks for any help!!
Gustavo de la Fuente - Hospital Garrahan - Argentina
One step more…
When I ran the configuration REST API (/openspecimen/rest/ng/config-settings) I got (among others) the following result:
{
"module":"common",
"name":"deployment_site_logo",
"value":"66f6d326-fac8-4bdc-a4df-4085734d133e_Garrahan_logo.gif",
"type":"FILE",
"allowedValues":[
],
"displayNameCode":"deployment_site_logo",
"descCode":"deployment_site_logo_desc",
"activationDate":1502827275000,
"secured":false
},
{
"module":"common",
"name":"deployment_site_url",
"value":"",
"type":"STRING",
"allowedValues":[
],
"displayNameCode":"deployment_site_url",
"descCode":"deployment_site_url_desc",
"activationDate":1502469689000,
"secured":false
},
The file’s name I upload is: Garrahan_logo.gif
It appears as: 66f6d326-fac8-4bdc-a4df-4085734d133e_Garrahan_logo.gif
My first doubt is:
Do I need to rename the file to the new one?
I must copy the file to a specific directory?
With the original name? or the renamed one?
My second doubt is:
Do I need to change the value of “deployment_site_url” and set to “http://<\my ip’s server”:8080/openspecimen>?
Thank you for any help!!
Gustavo de la Fuente - Hospital Garrahan - Argentina
I changed “Deployment Site URL” from UI menu, Settings -> Common
Then re-inspect element in my site…and the following appears:
(Remenber…I broked the tags using “” to see the html commands)
<\a class=“deploy-logo ng-scope” href=“172.16.200.231:8080/openspecimen” ng-if=“global.siteAssets.siteLogo” target="_blank"> <\img src="/rest/ng/config-settings/deployment-site-logo"> <\a>
But I still cant see the logo!
Gustavo.