As many of you have noticed, code.campware.org (which hosts the Subversion
servers for our projects, plus Trac, manuals and some other projects) has
been down for the last day or so. This is because we are in the last phases
of moving the MDLF offices to their new location in downtown Prague (2
blocks from the Old Town Square, to be exact).
As I write, code.campware.org is back up now, but will be down again from
tomorrow morning (Tuesday, 26 August 2008) to Wednesday, 27 August, while
we physically move the servers and then propagate the DNS changes. We
expect to have things settled by the evening of Wednesday 27 August.
In short, if you have stuff to do on code, get while the getting's good.
I want to collect an feature list for the Blog plugin. The crrent state you
can see on http://fluter.de/blogs (sorry, only in german).
During Summercamp we noticed those:
el Periodico needs:
- tags based on campsite topics. root-topic: "blogs" stores tree of
subtopics used in blogs
- search functinality for blogs
- calendar view (low priority)
Ondra's idea:
- interface to import blog entrys to article edit screen, including creating
an internal link to the full entry
- where will users generate (write) their blogs? (i.e. do they have a
personal profile page?)
- will the users with blogs be managed through the subscription user
database?
- what does the *tagging* system described below mean? what is it needed
for?
Sebastian Goebel wrote:
> I want to collect an feature list for the Blog plugin. The crrent state you
> can see on http://fluter.de/blogs (sorry, only in german).
>
>
> During Summercamp we noticed those:
>
> el Periodico needs:
> - tags based on campsite topics. root-topic: "blogs" stores tree of
> subtopics used in blogs
> - search functinality for blogs
> - calendar view (low priority)
>
>
> Ondra's idea:
> - interface to import blog entrys to article edit screen, including creating
> an internal link to the full entry
>
>
> Any comments?
>
> Best,
> Sebastian
>
>
>
when the site is upgraded to 3.1.1, staff user by default doesn't have any
section allowed for adding articles in, and the link "Add new article" in
section screen is not appearing; however, if he tries to add the article
using shortcut in horizontal menu (under 'Actions'), he can add the
article wherever he wants.
the correct behaviour would be - all sections are allowed by default
also, in 'user permissions per section' screen there should definitely be
'select all' and 'toggle' buttons, as well as options to select all
sections per issues, and so on... some advanced options for selecting
multiple sections, that's what i want to say.
Micz Flor
> cc:
Sent by: Subject: Re: [campsite-dev] Blog plugin for 3.x micz.flor@web.de
08/28/2008 06:34
PM
Please respond to
campsite-dev
the question i have:
- where will users generate (write) their blogs? (i.e. do they have a
personal profile page?)
ST: in my opinion, there should be two options, one from frontend (as it is
at fluter -- do you have profiles there?) for members of the media
organization's community, and one from the backend -- for editorial blogs,
e.g. your star columnist rants on beyond the publications periodicity (I
actually see more potential here, as there are far superior blogging
platforms for public/community blogs, but I may be wrong)
- will the users with blogs be managed through the subscription user
database?
ST: well, probably for the public/community blogs, we'd want that, as an
added bonus for subscribers. I could see campsiters using that.
- what does the *tagging* system described below mean? what is it needed
for?
ST: tags, as categories, tag clouds, all those bloggy thingies.
Sebastian Goebel wrote:
> I want to collect an feature list for the Blog plugin. The crrent state
you
> can see on http://fluter.de/blogs (sorry, only in german).
>
>
> During Summercamp we noticed those:
>
> el Periodico needs:
> - tags based on campsite topics. root-topic: "blogs" stores tree of
> subtopics used in blogs
> - search functinality for blogs
> - calendar view (low priority)
>
>
> Ondra's idea:
> - interface to import blog entrys to article edit screen, including
creating
> an internal link to the full entry
>
>
> Any comments?
>
> Best,
> Sebastian
>
>
>
On Thu, Aug 28, 2008 at 1:28 PM, wrote:
> Hi,
>
> when the site is upgraded to 3.1.1, staff user by default doesn't have any
> section allowed for adding articles in, and the link "Add new article" in
> section screen is not appearing; however, if he tries to add the article
> using shortcut in horizontal menu (under 'Actions'), he can add the
> article wherever he wants.
>
> the correct behaviour would be - all sections are allowed by default
>
> also, in 'user permissions per section' screen there should definitely be
> 'select all' and 'toggle' buttons, as well as options to select all
> sections per issues, and so on... some advanced options for selecting
> multiple sections, that's what i want to say.
>
> Ljuba
>
>