Does anyone know of a package that lets you clearly define (lets say by a nice obvious coloured icon) which server you're using in the back office?
We currently run QA/UAT/Production servers for one of our main Umbraco projects and there's some concern from QA that it would be all too easy to make changes to the wrong node if not paying enough attention to the URL.
I recall there being something along those lines but I couldn't find anything and I am now thinking it might have been a thread about UaaS.
@Martin - small word of warning, the current version of CMS Environment Indicator makes use of ImageProcessor...
But as of Umbraco v7.5, there are restrictions placed on ImageProcessor config options, (see here)... boo!
The good news is that we've worked around these (see here)... yey! But I haven't released a new version yet... boo!
Then again it's ultimately a single JavaScript file, so you can always grab the latest from GitHub: cms-environment-indicator.jsYey!
Which server backoffice icons
Does anyone know of a package that lets you clearly define (lets say by a nice obvious coloured icon) which server you're using in the back office?
We currently run QA/UAT/Production servers for one of our main Umbraco projects and there's some concern from QA that it would be all too easy to make changes to the wrong node if not paying enough attention to the URL.
I recall there being something along those lines but I couldn't find anything and I am now thinking it might have been a thread about UaaS.
Thanks Martin
Hi
i think you're remembering the cms-environment-indicator package.
https://our.umbraco.org/projects/backoffice-extensions/cms-environment-indicator
Kevin
@Kevin - thanks!
@Martin - small word of warning, the current version of CMS Environment Indicator makes use of ImageProcessor...
But as of Umbraco v7.5, there are restrictions placed on ImageProcessor config options, (see here)... boo!
The good news is that we've worked around these (see here)... yey! But I haven't released a new version yet... boo!
Then again it's ultimately a single JavaScript file, so you can always grab the latest from GitHub: cms-environment-indicator.js Yey!
...and breathe :-)
Cheers,
- Lee
Hi Lee
You're a Gentleman and a scholar as always!
The package worked great, I re-enabled tint in the imageprocessor config file and all worked as expected.
The QA folks will be very pleased.
Kind regards Martin
Cool, that's great to hear! :-)
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