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Definitive Guide to Plone
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This Reference Manual applies to:
Plone 2.1.x, Plone 2.0.x
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End Users, Integrators, Customizers
Andy McKay's Definitive Guide to Plone in PDF format
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by
Alan Runyan
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last modified
August 18, 2007 - 22:07
Contributors:
Andy McKay, Sidnei da Silva
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from a beginner
Posted by
Fadwa Abd-Alla Jobran
at
April 5, 2008 - 09:55
I use plone 3.0.5, and have plone 2.0 book.
external method examples didn't executed correctly, an error occured each time. I hope that I get an updated plone book for this release, or get plone 2.0, because I searched hardly for it, but no results were found.
external method examples didn't executed correctly, an error occured each time. I hope that I get an updated plone book for this release, or get plone 2.0, because I searched hardly for it, but no results were found.
Source code examples
Posted by
Cillian de Roiste
at
March 31, 2006 - 02:51
You can get the source code examples as a zip file from http://www.apress.com
error in 4.1.3.2 ?
Posted by
gtrennert
at
April 18, 2006 - 06:24
Its said that : The biggest thing to remember is that only published objects will be shown in the navigation tree to members and anonymous users.
The groups folder (and all the workspaces inside) are not published, but seen by anonymous. This should not be so !?
On-line guide etc.
Posted by
Flemming Bjerke
at
September 6, 2006 - 08:22
Take a look at:
http://docs.neuroinf.de
http://docs.neuroinf.de
missing content?
Posted by
John-Paul Walton
at
February 23, 2007 - 05:14
I've run into a couple places in the PDF, and HTMl versions where copy seems to be omitted. section 7.1.2.2.1 reads:
"
When a Plone page is rendered, at least three layers of code create a page. For the example of
the tabs that appear across the top of a Plone site, this is how they’re assembled:
So rather than asking yourself, how can I customize the tabs? you need to consider exactly
what customization you want to perform. This could mean changing the CSS, the HTML, the
data, or the underlying tabs. The general rules are as follows:
In fact...
"
kinda wish I knew what was missing here... ;)
"
When a Plone page is rendered, at least three layers of code create a page. For the example of
the tabs that appear across the top of a Plone site, this is how they’re assembled:
So rather than asking yourself, how can I customize the tabs? you need to consider exactly
what customization you want to perform. This could mean changing the CSS, the HTML, the
data, or the underlying tabs. The general rules are as follows:
In fact...
"
kinda wish I knew what was missing here... ;)
Source repository for the book
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