Open deeztek opened 1 month ago
Seems like a simple note needs to be added for you to create it if it doesn't exist. Have you tried that?
Yes – I believe the creation of folder is needed if not present.
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Seems like a simple note needs to be added for you to create it if it doesn't exist. Have you tried that?
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It looks like the "pages" folder is located under "/config/www/organizr/api/pages/". I was able to create a custom page and it displays, however I'm not able to insert the following between the . It throws a 500 error:
<script src="https://code.jquery.com/jquery-3.6.0.min.js"></script>
<button id="zammad-feedback-form">Feedback</button>
<script id="zammad_form_script" src="https://helpdesk.domain.tld/assets/form/form.js"></script>
<script>
$(function() {
$('#zammad-feedback-form').ZammadForm({
messageTitle: 'Feedback Form',
messageSubmit: 'Submit',
messageThankYou: 'Thank you for your inquiry (#%s)! We\'ll contact you as soon as possible.',
modal: true
});
});
</script>
It throws a 500 error.
The folder inside data – i.e. /data/pages is mapped dynamically to get pulled in. I can test further if you like.
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It looks like the "pages" folder is located under "/config/www/organizr/api/pages/". I was able to create a custom page and it displays, however I'm not able to insert the following between the . It throws a 500 error:
It throws a 500 error.
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Organizr Version: V 12.1.2490
Branch: Master
WebServer: Nginx
Operating System: Ubuntu/Docker
Problem Description:
Custom Pages documentation at: https://docs.organizr.app/help/custom-work/custom-pages does not seem to be valid for Docker installs. There is no "pages" directory under the "data" folder.
Reproduction Steps:
Errors on screen? If so paste here: