Testing it out

by Martin Aspeli — last modified Feb 04, 2009 03:05 AM

That's it! It's ready to be used.

If you now start Zope, you should find that the new Keyword condition type appears immediately when editing a rule in the Content Rules control panel - there is no need to install it explicitly.

The latest source code is found in the Collective svn repository. To check it out yourself, you can run:

$ svn co https://svn.plone.org/svn/collective/collective.keywordcondition/trunk collective.keywordcondition

The package has also been released to PyPI, so you can install it with buildout or easy_install as you would any other package. Don't forget to install a ZCML slug or reference it from another package's configure.zcml though.

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This tutorial shows how to create a new type of condition that site administrators can use to construct Content Rules in Plone 3.

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