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Trying it out

With all the pieces in place, you can try out your new staged site.

Martin Aspeli

In this tutorial, Martin Aspeli plays investigative journalist, deciphering Alan's ramblings to find out exactly how Enfold deploy real sites with staging and different authoring and public skins.
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Let's try to stage a simple Page and Folder.

  • Go to /workspaces/authoring-space in your Plone site - this should be the Staging Area you created previously.
  • Click on the Public Node - this is the Sandbox where content will be staged from.
  • Create a Page and enter some text. If you chose to only stage published content, you should publish it now.
  • Create a Folder, and call it Help. Publish it.
  • Inside the Help folder, add another Page. Publish this too.
  • Return to the Authoring Space. You should now see the recently created/modified content, as well as any content pending review. At the botton, you will see the previous deployments.
  • Scroll down and click Complete Deployment. You can enter a note to go along with the deploymenet if you wish. You can make incremental deployments from now on, deploying only what's changed. For large sites, this may be necessary for performance reasons.
  • Now look at the public_website folder. Your content should be there, mirroring the structure under Public Node.
  • If you now access http://public.mysite.net, you should see your content using the "retail view" skin.
 
by Martin Aspeli last modified December 30, 2005 - 00:10
Contributors: Alan Runyan, Martin Aspeli
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