Plone NGO Mailing List upgrade to 2.5
michael nt milne
michael.milne at gmail.com
Sun Nov 12 14:21:30 UTC 2006
"I'm not sure how it compares, but there's a brand new release (1.1?) of
compositepack that's got a lot of goodies (like partially ajaxy
drag/drop of panels)"
Do you mean this? Not quite a full release as yet.
http://plone.org/products/compositepack/releases/1.1b1
Pagebuilder is also very good.
http://plone.org/products/pagebuilder/
On 11/11/06, Reinout van Rees <reinout at vanrees.org> wrote:
>
> Nynke Kruiderink wrote:
> >
> > I just thought I'd like to let you know, we (IICD.org) are going to
> upgrade to Plone 2.5 hopefully in december. We are looking forward to
> using smart folders and the add-on products:
>
> >From which plone version are you upgrading? Jean-Paul Ladage managed to
> get a nice clean setup path automated from zope2.7/plone2.0 to
> zope2.9/plone2.5 with an intermediary step (for the zope catalog update,
> iirc) by using two instancemanager configurations. iicd.org looks like a
> 2.0 site, that's why. Give him a call/email if interested.
>
> > - CoreBlog2
>
> Sounds OK. Alternative: quills. Quills seems to be in use more, but
> that's just from hearing people using it (and not hearing from anyone
> that uses coreblog). coreblog looks to be well-maintained and pretty
> stable, though.
>
> > - CMFContentPanels
>
> I'm not sure how it compares, but there's a brand new release (1.1?) of
> compositepack that's got a lot of goodies (like partially ajaxy
> drag/drop of panels). Just pointing you at it in case you looked at an
> older version.
>
> > - LinguaPlone
>
> Look at the pdf presentation from the last plone conference. I got some
> info from that that's not really on paper anywhere else. Like that it's
> better to do it on a directory basis than on a single page by single
> page bases. Or whatever. The product is a bit underdocumented
> strategy-wise.
>
> As I assume that you read Dutch: http://tinyurl.com/y3fu78
>
> Some ideas from Leiden University on translating websites.
>
>
> Reinout
>
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