wearesocialit

You can also do this similar to Parshant's suggestion, but without overriding the component.

Freemarker allows you to assign a block of markup by using opening and closing assign directives instead of self-closing. Once you've assigned the markup to a variable, you can then use Freemarker built-ins to test the content.

For example, you could do something like:

<#assign componentOutput>
<@component id="solutions.widget.accepted-solutions-leaderboard-taplet"/>
</#assign>

<#if componentOutput?? && componentOutput?length gt 0>
<h3>Your component title</h3>
${componentOutput}
</#if>

I've not tested this exact code, but it should get you close.

wearesocialit

You are using the wrong syntax for if else.  As <#else> is in existing directive, but the tag is malformed. So you need to use <#else> instead of </#else> Try this one

<#if page.name == "UserProfileRedirect">
<#assign redirect_url = "/" />
<#attempt>
    <#if user.registered && user.registration.complete == false>
      <#assign redirect_url = webuisupport.urls.page.name.UserSsoRegistrationPage.build() />
    <#else>
      <#assign redirect_url = webuisupport.urls.page.name.ViewProfilePage.path("user-id",user.id?string).build() />
    </#if>
  <#recover>
  </#attempt>

  ${http.response.setRedirectUrl(redirect_url)}
</#if>

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TariqGrazitti wrote:

@wearesocialit-

 

Here is an API call to update the user avatar, you will need to create a script which will loop through all the users and will update avatar for each.

Also, you need to create a mapping logic which will return you new avatar corresponds to old one.

 

Thanks

Tariq Hussain

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It turned out that it was a lot simpler than what we were thinking: it is possible to simply delete the old version of the avatar and upload a file with the exact same name.