Add Download Files to Client Software Page

We need to add downloads to the novell client download page (/welcome/client-software.html). Can some kind sould point in a direction to add downloads to this page? I think the file i want to edit is client-software.html.en in the /srv/www/novell/welcome-novell folder.

On 25/06/2013 23:26, carnold6 wrote:
> Sorry, yes we are using OES11 SP2
Since OES11 SP2 is currently pre-beta, I think you probably mean OES11
SP1 (installed as an add-on to SLES11 SP2).
> Yes, that helps a lot! We just want to add some files for download to
> that client software download page. So, have a heading for "remote
> control software" then list the software for download. In the same
> layout/format as already exists on that page. I created a js file called
> extradownloads.js:
>
> Code:
> --------------------
> addToWpProductNames("Remote Clients", "iFolder3");
>
>
>
> // Language = default
> addToWpI18NProductNames("Remote Clients");
>
> var ifolder3clientLinks = new Array();
> ifolder3clientLinks.push( new Array(1, "Teamviewer for Linux", "/novell/clients/remote/teamviewer_linux.tar.gz", "", "", "" ));
> ifolder3clientLinks.push( new Array(1, "Teamviewer for Windows", "/novell/clients/remote/TeamViewerQS_en.exe", "", "", "" ));
> ifolder3clientLinks.push( new Array(1, "Teamviewer for Mac", "/novell/clients/TeamViewerQS_en.dmg", "", "", "" ));
> addToWpLinks("ifolder3client", ifolder3clientLinks);
> --------------------
>
> I just created a clone js file from one that already existed. So this
> may be why nothing is showing up on the page.
Let me guess, you cloned it from ifolder3client.js?
> I also linked the js file:
>
> Code:
> --------------------
> document.write('<script type="text/javascript" src="/welcome/links/extradownloads.js">\r\n</script>\r\n');
> --------------------
>
> I have restarted apache with rcapache2 reload. When i go to the client
> software page, nothing shows up from the added js file.
The reason why I think you're not seeing your downloads is the same
reason I think you created your file from ifolder3client.js - the
presence of ifolder3clientLinks in your extradownloads.js file. What I
suspect is happening is that an array called ifolder3clientLinks is
created by your extradownloads.js file then recreated via ifolder3client.js.
What you need to do is replace all occurrences of ifolder3clientLinks in
your extradownloads.js file with something else (I'd suggest
extradownloadsLinks to match filename).
I don't think you'll need to restart Apache to see whether this works -
just refresh/clear the browser cache for Client Software page.
HTH.
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