Planet Plone - Where Developers And Integrators Write

[...] environment (for Python libs). The next thing you have to do is run the upgrade script on the Plone site(s) hosted on that Zope instance. Run it first with the "dry run" option, i.e. for [...]

[...] to migrate a Plone 3.0 site to Plone 3.1 you want to copy the contents of a folder from one Plone site to another Plone site Things you will need: Manager role on both sites (source and destination) [...]

[...] This is probably the most elegant way to mass-create local users in a Plone site, since it doesn't require that you use the ZMI nor add code on the server's file system. Create [...]

[...] - This turns on a couple frames in the window, showing you both the static theme and unthemed Plone site. Hovering or clicking on the elements will give you a selector for that element. Build rule - [...]

[...] was entered. It also emails the data provided to the default site email address which is set in Site Setup -> Mail -> Site 'From' address. With a few clicks, you could customize the form [...]

[...] the ZMI. When do you use the ZMI? The short answer is "When you can't do something in site setup.", but there's more to it than that. For instance, it's a good place to look up the names [...]

[...] and rework the code such that the video will not display in Plone 4.3. When you go into "site setup > HTML Filtering" and adjust those setting TinyMCE continues to strip out the code. [...]

[...] 4. Add collective.workspace to your buildout: Start Plone, go to the Add-ons control panel in Site Setup, and activate collective.workspace. Go to the Dexterity Types control panel and add a Badge [...]

[...] more about ZFS? Leave a note in the comments and be sure to sign up for our Plone & Python How-To digests to receive more how-to guides as soon as they are published! 1. Fujitsu, " [...]

[...] at sixfeetup.com/plone-cms/plone-how-to. Also, be sure to sign up for our weekly Plone & Python How-To digests. [...]

[...] comments? Sound off in the comments section below and be sure to sign up for our Plone & Python How-To digests to receive more how-to guides as soon as they are published! [...]

[...] EasySlideshow after install and activation. For more, be sure to sign up for our Plone & Python How-To digests and receive how-to guides as soon as they are published! [...]

[...] Yes, as expected, you can install Kotti CMS also on Windows if you have this constraint! What is Kotti From the official doc: ""& [...]

[...] With Kotti CMS (http://kotti.pylonsproject.org/) you don't have to fight against the framework: after one or [...]

[...] Yet another blog post about Kotti CMS (http://kotti.pylonsproject.org/): this time I'm going to talk about workflows and security. [...]

If you want to create a new content type based on an existing one with Kotti you need to write few lines of code and zero html for the add and edit vi [...]

[...] If you want to create a new content type based on an existing one with Kotti you need to write few lines of code and zero html for the [...]

[...] the PloneFormGen Save Data to Content adapter (uwosh.pfg.d2c). First, we'll need to set up the content type we want to create in the ZMI. Using the same example as above, let's say we want to create a [...]

[...] )(Image) implementer(IDefaultWorkflow)(File) ... How to assign a different workflow to a content type In this kind of situation you want to use the default workflow for all your types and a [...]

[...] your content types to be added in content root This blog post will explain how to prevent your content type to be added in the content root but only in Document types (they behave like folderish items [...]

[...] At the Plone Conference 2014 in Bristol, Guido Stevens presented the Plone Intranet Consortium to an audience of Plone core developers. The presentation focused on the need for a new [...]

[...] you contribute to the most this year? What did you do? I am proudly in the crew of the Plone Intranet consortium, a huge and concrete joint effort to make a Plone distribution with a strong focus on [...]

[...] creator of Patternslib. This design became the inspiration and blueprint for the Plone Intranet Consortium (PIC), which consists of 12 companies working together in a consortium to build an [...]

[...] These scripts are part of the Communication Studies Jobs site, that use a PloneFormGen form allows job applicants to upload between one and five files another PloneFormGen form that [...]

[...] You may have a PloneFormGen form that asks TWICE for an email address, if it's important that the address be entered [...]

[...] .  Thanks to our David Hietpas, our resident JavaScript wiz. :) Assume you've created a new PloneFormGen form. By default, it contains an email address field ("replyto"), a subject field (& [...]

[...] it doesn't require that you use the ZMI nor add code on the server's file system. Create a PloneFormGen form (ie. add a form folder) Click on the QuickEdit tab. In the Toolbox on the right, click on & [...]

[...] Connect, licensing and download instructions, please write to sales@egenix.com. Enjoy ! Marc-Andre Lemburg, eGenix.com [...]

[...] Connect, licensing and download instructions, please write to sales@egenix.com. Enjoy ! Marc-Andre Lemburg, eGenix.com [...]

[...] Zope DA, licensing and download instructions, please write to sales@egenix.com. Enjoy ! Marc-Andre Lemburg, eGenix.com [...]

[...] Informationen finden Sie auf der Webseite des Meetings: http://pyddf.de/ Viel Spaß ! Marc-Andre Lemburg, eGenix.com [...]

[...] Plone, but at that critical juncture we instead found that this broad representation of the Plone community had come together and found a solution, a way forward, that all present in that room agreed [...]

[...] accepting suggestions for a metric that can be used to differentiate one member of the Plone community from all the rest of this amazing group of people who keep the wheels of Plone spinning. [...]

[...] .0 should be in beta or better.  Life is good. In closing, congrats to everyone in the Plone community.  Thanks for all the great work you do to make the CMS I formerly used in my day-job [...]

[...] Over the last year there has been a lot of work on hosting tools in the Plone community. Here at Jazkarta, most of our client’s sites are hosted using Amazon Web Services and [...]