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Julez
Julez

Reputation: 1050

Close Or Disable Alert Message on Liferay 7

How do I remove or disable the alert message that appears above right the page when request/response takes too long or the user session is ending?

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I added the ff JavaScript inside AUI().ready(){} in main.js file of the theme;

$('.lfr-alert-container .close, .lfr-notification-container .close').click(function() {
    $(this).parent().parent().addClass('hidden');
});

But this code only works to my custom SessionMessages/SessionErrors. The alert message does not respond.

Any help will be appreciated. Thanks.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 1426

Answers (2)

Ebrahim Pasbani
Ebrahim Pasbani

Reputation: 9406

Please add following to portal-ext.properties :

session.timeout.warning=0
session.timeout.redirect.on.expire=true

Upvotes: 1

Tobias Liefke
Tobias Liefke

Reputation: 9022

You can set the following property to false in your portal-ext.properties:

#
# Set this to true to enable Single Page Application links.
#

javascript.single.page.application.enabled=false

I know that the property name is a little bit confusing, but it will turn off the mentioned message and won't try to submit everything as AJAX.

Another option is to change the timeout:

#
# Set the timeout in milliseconds before SPA navigation times out and falls
# back to standard navigation.
#

javascript.single.page.application.timeout=0

The session is ending message is something different, which you can turn of with the following property:

#
# Specify the number of minutes before a warning is sent to the user
# informing the user of the session expiration. Specify 0 to disable any
# warnings.
#
session.timeout.warning=0

It helps to study /liferay-src/portal-impl/src/portal.properties, where you will find all options that you can configure with your portal-ext.properties. In addition since Liferay 7 some options are now configured with files in liferay/osgi/configs - if you look for classes annotated with @ExtendedObjectClassDefinition you should get an idea.

Upvotes: 0

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