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Flex - Download and Installation

Flex - Download and Installation

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Last updated: yesterday at 12:30 am by Brooke Noble

How to Install:

From version 71.41

Flex is included as a standard part of Synergetic.

Installation of flex-custom.css, if used, remains the same as it was prior to version 71.41. There should be no need to uninstall flex-custom.css.


Step 1: Remove any site CSS files that may exist (these can cause conflicts).  E.g. from {your community portal installation path}\Site\CSS

Step 2: Uninstall flex, if installed using the method required before version 71.41. This will require removing flex-script.js from the config file. See steps 4 and 5 of the instructions for installation prior to version 71.41.

Step 3: Enable flex by setting CommunityPortal|Flex|Enabled to true in Configuration Maintenance in SynMain.

Prior to version 71.41

To install this theme the following steps are necessary:

Step 1: Remove any site CSS files that may exist (these can cause conflicts).  E.g. from {your community portal installation path}\Site\CSS

Step 2: Download Flex.Zip file to your local machine


Version: 1.13

Release:  

 Release Notes

Version 1.13

  • Fix where the Finance > Transaction History tab may not appear (DSY-16798)

Version 1.12

  • Additional updates to handle new user interface for emailing of scheduled PTI (DSY-16049)

Version 1.11

  • Update to handle new user interface for emailing of scheduled PTI (DSY-16049)

Version 1.10

Version 1.9

  • Allowed some comment boxes to expand (so as to not cut off multi-line data)

Version 1.8

  • Action Centre visual upgrades (size of fields etc.)
  • Formatting updates to cater for Confirmation of Details in My Details
    • Minimum required version for 69.22+

Version 1.7

  • Updated code for buttons when paying fees
  • Added code to ensure flex-custom.css is loaded through flex-script.js (ie no need to reference the file in the AdditionalResourceX line of the config .xml file)
  • Menu code fixes
  • Unless a new version of Portal has been installed, users may be required to refresh their cache (see Flex - Responsive Community Portal Theme#ResponsiveCommunityPortalTheme-FAQ for assistance)

Version 1.6

  • Reduced size of Events popup window when users select the Attending button. In some cases users could not scroll when a large amount of information was shown


Version 1.5


Version 1.4

  • Corrected spelling when impersonating a user. Cache refresh required to reflect change. Only affects logged in Admins impersonating users
  • Allowed PTI sessions to expand, without showing a gap if a Teachers name was especially long. No cache refresh required to reflect change

Version 1.3


Version 1.2

  • Resolved field size issue. Some fields were too small for the data being displayed.

Unless a new version of Portal has been installed, users may be required to refresh their cache (see Flex - Responsive Community Portal Theme#ResponsiveCommunityPortalTheme-FAQ for assistance)

Step 3: Extract the flex folder into portal/site folder.

Note: These files should exist in their own separate Flex folder (ie not in the ./portal/site folder)


Site folder will contain the flex folder which contains four files as follows:

Step 4: Add the path to the flex-script.js to your config xml file. 

Use "C:\inetpub\wwwroot\SynergeticCommunityPortal\BinConfig\Synergetic.Application.CreateConfig.exe" to edit the required configuration file. The default file name is SynCommPortal.xml located in "C:\inetpub\wwwroot\SynwebCfg\SynCommPortal.xml". Note that some environments may have a different config file name or installation path.

Step 5: Your config XML file will then include the path to the theme and is ready to use.

Step 6: Reload Community Portal Application Pool (IIS)

Step 7: Customization to the Flex theme can be done through flex-custom.css which needs to be included in the config xml as one of the other AdditionalResources.

<AdditionalResource1>/Site/Flex/flex-script.js</AdditionalResource1>

Step 8: Check pages, including any custom pages you have created