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 $database = "master" $root = Get-Item -Path (@{$true="$($database):\content\ExactSciences\Websites\Cologuard\Cologuard\Settings\Redirects"; false="$($database):\content\ExactSciences\Websites\Cologuard\Cologuard\Settings\Redirects"}[(Test-Path -Path "$($database):\content\ExactSciences\Websites\Cologuard\Cologuard\Settings\Redirects")]) $props = @{     Parameters = @(         @{Name="root"; Title="Choose the report root"; Tooltip="Only items from this root will be returned."; })     Title = "Export Lists all content items and media items"     Description = "Choose the criteria for the report."     Width = 550     Height = 300     ShowHints = $true } $result = Read-Variable @props if($result -eq "cancel") {     exit } $templateId="{F4FB6125-F113-4373-8AA2-4648C2C1960E}" $items = Get-ChildItem -Path $root.ProviderPath -Recurse | Where-Object { $_.TemplateId -eq $templateId } if(...

When I am running up.ps1 script while setting up my local to run XM Cloud, I'm getting the below error. Background: my system got restarted and after that am facing this issue, docker containers are in the exited state, and not able to restart. Tried fix: I completely deleted all my docker containers and ran up.ps1 script to install containers again and then the script was running fine. Docker installed: docker for windows and running in windows containers Error: strconv.Atoi: parsing "": invalid syntax Waiting for CM to become available... Invoke-RestMethod: C:\pathtoxmcloudproject\up.ps1:59:19 Line | 59 | … $status = Invoke-RestMethod "http://localhost:xxxx/api/http/routers … | ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ | No connection could be made because the target machine actively refused it. I tried deleting all containers and re-running the up.ps1 script. ==================================================== ...

 If you use field type is Single line text and if you read the field in Sitecore scriban like i_item.Title it will not encode html string. if you want to encode html string for single line text use .raw property like below. i_item.Title.raw So single line text will also encode and render the html in scriban.

  I found some useful Sitecore blogs at below site, Thanks Pranay for your efforts.  https://www.logicalfeed.com/posts/1222/powershell-script-to-search-a-keyword-in-all-items-in-sitecore https://www.logicalfeed.com/

We can use any of the below PowerShell scripts to unlock the all items. Get-ChildItem master:\content -rec -Language * | Where-Object { $_ .Locking.GetOwner() -eq "sitecore\USERNAME" } | % { $_ .Locking.Unlock() } or $script :counter = 0 $script :unlockedCounter = 0 $owner = $user .Replace( "\"," \\") function Unlock-Item-And-Descendants { param( [Parameter(Mandatory= $true ,ValueFromPipeline= $true )] [Sitecore.Data.Items.Item] $item ) if ( $item [ "__Lock" ] -match $owner ) { Write-Host "Unlocking" $item .Paths.ContentPath ":" $item .ID Unlock-Item $item #| Out-Null $script :unlockedCounter++ if ( $script :unlockedCounter % 500 -eq 0) { Write-Host " $script :unlockedCounter items unlocked" } } $script :counter++ if ( $script :counter % 500 -eq 0) { Write-Host " $script :counter items revie...

  Problem The following is seen on the command line when pushing or pulling: SSL Certificate problem: unable to get local issuer Cause This error occurs when a self-signed certificate cannot be verified.  Workaround Tell git to not perform the validation of the certificate using the global option: git config --global http.sslVerify false   Please be advised disabling SSL verification globally  might be considered a security risk  and should be implemented only temporarily