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Support

We believe that providing great support is key in creating a user friendly editor. The extensive documentation and interactive forum may have answers to your questions. If not, don't hesitate to ask on the forum, or via e-mail.

Documentation

This is the main entry for the Xopus Documentation. Take a look at frequently asked questions, installation and developer guides, best practices, how-to guides and more.

Forum

Look in the Xopus forum for answers to your questions, or seek advice on topics of your own. Discuss Xopus with others, and see how they are using it.

For technical support while integrating Xopus and more information about support contracts, send an e-mail to xopussupport@sdl.com. To report bugs, send an e-mail to xopussupport@sdl.com.

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Richards
anonymous user
September 24th 2009
The links on your "Product" page do not work.
Laurens
member
October 1st 2009
Thanks, we'll look into it.
Raj
anonymous user
December 17th 2010
Are there any file upload feature in Xopus?
Fredrik
member
December 20th 2010
No, Xopus is purely client-side. So any functionality that deals with a server or content repository needs to be build separately. We offer an API to integrate your own server code with Xopus.
In most cases it is best to use Xopus together with a CMS, for example SDL Trisoft.
Thijs
member
February 15th 2011
Dear Xopus,

Is it possible to block specific XML elements from being edited in Xopus?

I've tried contentEditable="false" in Xopus 3, which works almost ok. If I select the element via the bread crumb bar, and start typing, I can still change the value. Also, by using the Tree-view I can still change the value. In Xopus 4 contentEditable="false" has no effect.

I need a way that blocks reliable.
Please help.

Kind regards,

Thijs Rovers
Fredrik
member
February 15th 2011
To prevent specific XML elements from being edited, you'll have to listen to our API events. You can find more information about that on http://xopus.com/documentation/how-to/prevent-structure-changes.html

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