From: Mitra <mi...@ea...> - 2003-05-22 08:48:45
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Honza Is the Links module ready yet - I need to build a links page, and could use / test / fix-bugs in it, or just use a slice again. - Mitra Norbert said ... >What about to create different views for small(est) parts of the >output (e.g. up-level category link, subcategory link and its >selected subcategories, list of links in actual category) and then >combine them in similar way how it is done in site module? And why >not to extend site module for that purpose? > > >And some more questions: > >Would it be possible to make relations between categories and other >modules (e.g. news articles, directory, ...)? > >Would it be possible to search links in subcategories? (I mean not >whole catalogue, not actual category, but actual category and all of >its subcategories). > >Would it be possible to reuse the code for links module and to add >similar functionality (editors for specific categories) to other >modules (e.g. news articles)? Something like this might be really >great... (right now we want to delegate some sections/categories of >our site to different authors - we do want to allow them access only >to their section, not to the whole site; but with possibility to >share articles among sections and on homepage. We plan to do it by >restricting list of site wide sections/categories they could see on >their edit form, but looking for more flexible solution). > At 10:05 AM +1100 29/3/03, Mitra wrote: >For the output - I'm not sure your question, but I'm assuming its to >do with showing hierarchical cwould suggest something like >specifying a template for beginning and each level, so for example >you could specify > ><b>_#HEADLINE</b><ul> and </ul> for the first level ><li>_#HEADLINE</li> for the second . > >Does that make sense? > >Note that the {math...} function allows you to do stuff like >multiple columns, I use it to get a photo album with 3 columns. > >- Mitra > > >At 1:56 PM +0100 28/3/03, Honza Malik wrote: >>Link module is still not complete, but I will try to make it working in >>AA v2.6. >> >>What works: >> >>- admin interface for links (adding categories, links, ...) - there >> will be some improvements on this, but basicaly it works (we want to >> move ekolink.cz to the AA link module next week) >> >>What is still missing: >> >>- SQL commands to initate the links module in the database in >> sql_update.php3 script (not so hard to do - will be in v2.6) >> >>- interface for modifying of output (something like SliceAdmin -> Design >> - Fulltext, ...) - currently we display output from custom php >> scripts. (Hard to do - I have no idea, how to do it since we need >> some kind of cycles in templates, ...) >> >>- documentation (quite hard to do, because links module is quite complex >> - mainly in terms of permissions to the links/categories >> >> Honza >> >>On P=E1, 2003-03-28 at 09:22, Mitra wrote: >>> At 12:52 PM +0100 25/2/03, Honza Malik wrote: >>> >Hi Norbert, >>> > >>> >On So, 2003-02-22 at 01:09, Norbert Br=E1zda wrote: >>> >> Hi Honza, >>> >> >>> >> From: "Honza Malik" <hon...@ec...> >>> >> > I posted some changes to CVS. The list of changes follows. Most o= f >>> >> > changes is related to new Links module, which is not >>>complete, yet. At >>> >> > least, user management functions should work, now. >>> >> >>> >> I am curious how the new links module differ from normal >>>modules (e.g. what >>> >> are the new functions that are not provided by standard module (cal= led >>> >> "news" due to historical reasons)). >>> > >>> >Links module is integration of our older - independent links aplicatio= n >>> >into AA. It uses another tables for storing links, categories, ... but >>> >it uses the same permission system and the interface. You will be able >> > >to manage pages like (http://ekolink.cz). >>> > >>> >>> Is Links working yet >>> >>> When I login as superadmin on earth.path.net/apc-aa+/admin >>>(updated from CVS) >> > And go to AA >> > and Click on "Add" next to Links (there is nothing in the drop-down) >> > then I get "No permission to edit module" from links/modedit.php3 >> > >> > - Mitra >>> >>> -- >>> Mitra Technology Consulting - www.mitra.biz - mi...@mi... >>> 02-6684-8096 or 0414-648-0722 >>> >>> Life is a Mystery to be Lived, not a Problem to be Solved >>> >>> >>> >>> ------------------------------------------------------- >>> This SF.net email is sponsored by: >>> The Definitive IT and Networking Event. 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