Search Results for "tags:xtivia"

This carousel portlet was developed by XTIVIA, the 2012 Liferay North America Partner of the Year, using Alloy UI with the goal of making it easy on a content manager or a site administrator to add carousels to a site without writing JavaScript code. The XTIVIA carousel portlet allows you (as the configurator) to configure a tag name associated with the images or web content that you want to render in the carousel; using this portlet you can have multiple carousels throughout your site.
Key Benefits:
• User configurable
• Multiple carousel portlets on a page and site
• Uses Liferay's permissioning system
• No JavaScript required
• Images or

Salesforce Opportunities Portlet has been developed by XTIVIA, the 2012, 2013 & 2014 Liferay North America Partner of the Year. With organizations showing a lot of interest in Sales numbers, IT teams are always looking for solutions that is freely available to present this data to their enterprise via their intranet portals. The sales data is not just those directly involved in Sales. This typically means extracting information from a CRM, the most prominent choice being Salesforce. At Xtivia, we are working on releasing a number of such Salesforce Applications with highly configurable options in Liferay Marketplace to help enterprises meet

TED Events Portlet has been developed by XTIVIA, the 2012, 2013 & 2014 Liferay North America Partner of the Year. TED is an incredible non-profit organization and provides an excellent platform for influential speakers to stir audience curiosity with some of the most awesome ideas on this planet. This Portlet presents list of events organized by TED, details of events including the playlist of all speeches made at that occasion. This portlet has been tested with Liferay 6.2 CE and EE

With a valid SoundCloud username a user is able to configure the soundcloud display portlet to show tracks and playlists specific to the configured username. End users are able to view, play and perform other media controls on tracks. The lite and free version of the portlet currently shows up to 3 playlists and each playlist can contain a maximum of 20 tracks.

The SoundCloud Dispaly Portlet was developed by XTIVIA, the 2012, 2013 & 2014 Liferay North America Partner of the Year

Auto Content Populate Portlet was developed by XTIVIA, the 2012, 2013 & 2014 Liferay North America Partner of the Year. There are circumstances that demand a small to a large number of web contents; one of which could be requiring sample web contents to test the look and feel of a web site. Another scenario could be requiring a good number of web contents to test an app, example, Liferay’s out of the box Search Portlet. The auto content populate portlet is an app for creating Liferay web contents from random wikipedia articles. This app will come in handy with the aforementioned scenarios. Portlet allows users enter the number of articles

The Link Checker Portlet was developed by XTIVIA, the 2012, 2013 & 2014 Liferay North America Partner of the Year. Having broken links on a website can quickly cause a negative user experience. Which can go a long way to mar a business and its reputation. A link is considered broken when clicked on, it leads to a different page than expected or leads to the famous 404 (Page Not Found) response.
One way to take care of broken links is to regularly do a broken links test. The link checker portlet is able check links within a specified web page and give a detailed result of information about each link . The app shows all Broken and Good links.

Unused Documents and Media portlet was developed by XTIVIA, the 2012, 2013 & 2014 Liferay North America Partner of the Year. The Unused Documents and Media portlet is a Control Panel portlet that allows Site Administrators to see documents and media that are not used in any web content. The Site Administrator can take action on each Document Library file by either downloading, viewing, editing or moving it to the Recycle Bin. If the Recycle Bin is disabled then there will be an option to delete the Document Library file instead.

Key Features:
- Shows Documents and Media that are not referenced by web content
- Checks all versions of the

Unused Web Content portlet was developed by XTIVIA, the 2012, 2013 & 2014 Liferay North America Partner of the Year. The Unused Web Content portlet is a control panel portlet that allows site administrators to see web content that is not used in any web content display portlets. The site administrator can take action on each piece of web content by either previewing it or moving it to the recycle bin. If the recycle bin is disabled then there will be an option to delete the web content instead. The site administrator will also be able to perform bulk actions on the web content by selecting multiple items and either expiring them or moving

DDL Visualization portlet was developed by XTIVIA, the 2012, 2013 & 2014 Liferay North America Partner of the Year. The purpose of the Xtivia Dynamic Data List (DDL) Visualization Portlet is to allow users to view a graphical representation of data entries made using Liferay’s out of the box Dynamic Data List portlet. Effective visualization helps users in analyzing and reasoning about data and the correlation in the data for one or more variables, the Xtivia DDL Visualization portlet assists in such visualizations.

Refer to the following url to get started with this portlet:

JConsole portlet was developed by XTIVIA, the 2012, 2013 and 2014 Liferay North America Partner of the Year. It provides graphical view of local or remote JVM heap memory usage, non-heap memory usage, CPU usage, loaded classes and threads. It uses time-based polling mechanism to get chart data from the monitored MBean server, and uses Google Chart to generate real-time graphics of system resources. It also uses client storage and JMX connection pool to avoid performance bottleneck.
Features:
- JVM heap memory chart.
- JVM non-heap memory chart.
- JVM cpu usage chart.
- JVM classes chart.
- JVM threads chart.
- Configurable data range.
-

This excel chart viewer portlet was developed by XTIVIA, the 2012 Liferay North America Partner of the Year, using Apache POI and a choice charting libraries including Google Charts, FusionCharts, and AnyChart. In the portlet, users can easily configure the data source using Excel files uploaded in the Liferay document library, the data range inside the Excel file and the chart type to be rendered. Multiple instances of this portlet can be added to the portal with each instance configured to point to different Excel files, different worksheets and different cell ranges.

Refer to the following resources to get started with this portlet:

This carousel portlet was developed by XTIVIA, the 2012 Liferay North America Partner of the Year, using Alloy UI with the goal of making it easy on a content manager or a site administrator to add carousels to a site without writing JavaScript code. The XTIVIA carousel portlet allows you (as the configurator) to configure a tag name associated with the images or web content that you want to render in the carousel; using this portlet you can have multiple carousels throughout your site.

Key Benefits:
• User configurable
• Multiple carousel portlets on a page and site
• Uses Liferay's permissioning system
• No JavaScript required
• Images or