In the Mura admin create a webservice and set it to OAuth2 Password and then use it's client_id and client_secret with this
You can choose to keep the client_secret an actual secret or not. It just depends on if you care if it's wide open or not.
| CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS `country` ( | |
| `iso2` char(2) NOT NULL, | |
| `name` varchar(45) NOT NULL, | |
| `iso3` char(3) NOT NULL, | |
| `numeric` smallint(3) UNSIGNED NOT NULL, | |
| PRIMARY KEY (`iso2`) | |
| ) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8; | |
| INSERT INTO `country` (`iso2`, `name`, `iso3`, `numeric`) VALUES | |
| ('AF', 'Afghanistan', 'AFG', 4), |
| <!--- Force Image Resave for All Images ---> | |
| <cfset application.serviceFactory.getBean('fileManager').rebuildImageCache(siteid='YOURSITEID')> | |
| <!--- or to just reset a specific image size you can use ---> | |
| <cfset application.serviceFactory.getBean('fileManager').rebuildImageCache(siteid='YOURSITEID' ,size='YOURSIZE')> |
| <mura name="My Module" contenttypes="*" iconclass="mi-rebel" /> |
In the Mura admin create a webservice and set it to OAuth2 Password and then use it's client_id and client_secret with this
You can choose to keep the client_secret an actual secret or not. It just depends on if you care if it's wide open or not.