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Gerardo Lisboa (INFO-CARE | 26 Apr 20:45
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Please update documentation for Ubuntu 11.10 installation

Hello,

According to https://dev.plone.org/ticket/9326
http://plone.org/documentation/manual/installing-plone/installing-on-linux-unix-bsd/debian-libraries should be changed to

sudo apt-get install build-essential sudo apt-get install libssl-dev sudo apt-get install libxml2-dev sudo apt-get install libxslt1-dev sudo apt-get install libbz2-dev
Also, the libreadline package has been renamed:

sudo apt-get install libjpeg62-dev sudo apt-get install libreadline-gplv2-dev
Tested on Ubuntu 11.10 x64

Best Regards,
Gerardo V. Lisboa


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Mikko Ohtamaa | 25 Apr 21:27

Tutorial for editing files on (UNIX) servers

Hi all,

Our dear users need guidance how to edit files on a remote (UNIX) server
over SSH connections and such. buildout.cfg, to name one.

Does anyone have good links, so we don't need to document this ourselves?

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Mikko Ohtamaa | 25 Apr 21:14

Travis-CI job for collective.developermanual and too sloooow buildout

Hi,

I have created a Travis CI job to check collective.developermanual for
Sphinx errors:

http://travis-ci.org/#!/collective/collective.developermanual/builds/1174760

However Travis tells me something depressing:

Executing your install (bin/buildout) took longer than 900 seconds and was
terminated. Consider rewriting your stuff in AssemblyScript, we've heard it
handles Web Scale™

How to make c.developermanual buildout faster....?

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Dylan Jay | 25 Apr 17:26

uploading rtd to plone

Hi,

I released funnelweb 1.1 and added the example of converting the rtd  
manual to PHC.

https://github.com/collective/funnelweb#read-the-docs

I'll fork the plone.org buildout and add this as a nightly task.

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Dylan Jay | 16 Apr 08:57

cleaning up tutorials section

Hi,

As previously discussed I've created a branch to remove the tutorials  
section and redistribute the content to new or existing sections.

I haven't created a pull request yet as I have to go fix a bunch of  
broken links and also move some content that has recently been added  
to the tutorials section.

You can see the diffs here.

https://github.com/collective/collective.developermanual/compare/master...djay

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Mikko Ohtamaa | 10 Apr 17:04

New installation instructions

Hi,

I try to modernize / centralize existing Plone installation instructions.

Please take a look on:

http://collective-docs.readthedocs.org/en/latest/tutorials/installation.html

...and then take a stab on the document or me.

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Jean Jordaan | 8 Apr 17:08
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"One sentence per line"

Hi there

Putting this out there for your thoughts:

    By starting a new line at the end of each sentence, and splitting sentences
    themselves at natural breaks between clauses, a text file becomes far
    easier to edit and version control. Text editors are very good at
    manipulating lines — so when each sentence is a contiguous block of lines,
    your editor suddenly becomes a very powerful mechanism for quickly
    rearranging clauses and ideas.

    And your version-control system will love semantic linefeeds. Have you ever
    changed a few words at the beginning of a paragraph, only to discover that
    version control now thinks the whole text has changed?

    from: http://rhodesmill.org/brandon/2012/one-sentence-per-line/

Documentation tends to be a rather personal thing, with different people used
to their own styles and the preferences of the editors that they use.

However it's also something we maintain in common, and that we version using
line-oriented tools.

As such, it would be good if we shared some understanding of how we want
things to work.

When I'm editing, I tend to re-flow very long lines to fit in 80 columns,
and I re-flow paragraphs when I've rewritten enough that most lines would
change anyway.

So I'd like to ask what your feelings would be about writing (or just reading)
short, ragged lines, and not reflowing paragraphs, for ease of editing &
versioning.

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Dylan Jay | 28 Mar 01:31

Fwd: Report from Cioppino Sprint 2012

Begin forwarded message:

Date: 27 March 2012 5:52:28 PM
Subject: Report from Cioppino Sprint 2012
Source: Planet Plone
Author: David Glick

I've just returned from yet another memorable Plone event, the 2nd annualCioppino Sprint. For the past 4 days, twelve of us gathered at a house in lovely Bodega Bay, CA for a weekend of fun, relaxation, and giving back to the Plone community. 

The theme of the sprint was improving Plone's documentation and community infrastructure. On the first evening we gathered to brainstorm tasks,


... <cool stuff that was done snipped> ...

Really exciting to see so much effort put into documentation.



One thing that did not happen at the sprint was a clear designation of a revitalized documentation team to make sure that our documentation is well-managed on an ongoing basis. Personally I feel that this is a role that is lacking in the community—Mikko and others are doing a fantastic job of getting people to add and update documentation in the collective developer manual, but I there is a need for a more focused manual and introductory documentation for people who are trying to learn Plone development for the first time rather than looking up particular tasks or topics—communally edited documentation is inevitably of varying quality and relevance, and newbies have no way to judge that. There is also a need to make sure that old documents are updated or marked as obsolete as appropriate. It's not entirely surprising that we've lacked this editing, as it is a thankless task (everyone can get excited about new documentation; someone always hates you when you delete something). I don't have answers but I hope we can brainstorm as a community about how to solve this problem (or maybe you can convince me I've diagnosed the wrong problem.)

I've got  a couple of ideas :)

One of the things you said David on #sprint really hit home. Both the knowledgebase and the c.dm can suffer from the following problem. That people feel they have the authority to add and correct, but often not to delete, reorganise and merge content. The consequence is c.dm will make less and less sense read end to end over time, which is a shame as the real advantage c.dm has over the KB is its "browsability". What I mean by "browsability" is that I can find what I'm looking for by scrolling up and down and also navigating within the same section, rather than relying purely on google.
I think solving the authority problem is what will prevent c.dm becoming a dumping ground like the KB is.

Here's an idea to kick off discussion:
Have a team of 2-3 who have the authority to consolidate c.dm. This doesn't mean they are the only ones that do that work, just that it gives you someone to ask your proposed restructure is a good idea or not. Think of it as a kind of FWT for c.dm.
As an example I've thought for a long time we should rename the "tutorials" section to "Introduction to Plone's Architecture" and then move anything in there that doesn't fit to where it does fit, such as AGX into the content section.  I feel I need to ask permission to make such a change but it's currently unclear who to ask and hence I've left it. Exactly the behaviour David described. If instead we had a small team with a joint vision of where the manual is going, I'd just put  my proposed changes to them via this list and they can make that decision. 

Would this work? or is it overkill?

Also, I think another thing that would help is some kind of mechanism of redirecting from the old location of moved content. Does RTD support this?

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Some stats on plone documentation usage

Since we have a bit a conversation starting about Plone documentation,
I though it would be helpful and interesting to share some stats from
Plone.org's Google Analytics account about what people are looking for
and finding w/r/t Plone.org documentation.  (If anyone has interesting
stats on our various externally-hosted docs, e.g. RTD, I'd love to get
them or get access to them.)

First, some toplines:

Our docs section got about 500k visits in the past year originating
with a search (the vast majority of searches from Google, no surprise
there.)  We also had about 85k searches on plone.org, excluding
searches originating in the Products section.  So, while it is true
that most of people "search plone.org via Google" we are still seeing
a substantial fraction of search usage happening internally.  So I
think it is important that we continue to invest in making plone.org
searching as good as it can be.

I also think it is interesting to look at the most commonly used
search terms and landing pages.    I looked at three things:

1) Top 100 Documentation pages reached via external (Google) searches
2) Top 100 Google Search terms landing on plone.org
3) Top 100 searches performed on plone.org (excluding searches
starting in /products)

Data dump below, but here's some interpretation:

- Wow, looks like we've SEO-optimized for "xxx," let's slap some ads
up there. ;-)
- lots of interest in ldap, windows, webdav, active directory.
- Also seeing strong interest in diazo, dexterity other core components
- Common features like blogs, forums, handling PDFS, calendars, facebook, rss
- Lots of KB articles in our Top 100, this could be because we've
moved lots of our official manual content off-site.

Anyway, I hope this provides some useful food for thought for
documentation authors, editors and developers.

cheers,
jon

1) Top 100 Documentation pages reached via external (Google) searches

Landing Page	Visits
/documentation/glossary/xxx	20,224
/documentation	10,320
/documentation/kb/webdav	7,364
/documentation/kb/plone-apache/virtualhost	6,885
/documentation/kb/ldap-in-windows	6,517
/documentation/kb/using-pdb	6,278
/documentation/manual/plone-community-developer-documentation/serving/http-request-and-response	3,786
/documentation/phc_topic_area?topic=Users,+Authentication,+and+Permissions	3,602
/documentation/kb/single-sign-on-with-active-directory	3,322
/documentation/kb/internet-explorer-invisible-text	3,290
/documentation/kb/installing-a-plone-buildout-on-ubuntu	3,235
/documentation/manual/developer-manual/indexing-and-searching/querying-the-catalog	3,227
/documentation/kb/changing-the-admin-password	3,131
/documentation/faq/on-windows-xp-i-get-no-python-installation-found-in-the-registry-when-installing-certain-products-1	3,083
/documentation/kb/plone-apache/preface	3,035
/documentation/kb/add-ons/installing	3,011
/documentation/kb/backup-plone	2,995
/documentation/kb/how-to-embed-content-flickr-youtube-or-myspace	2,947
/documentation/kb/csv-files-display-browser-window-inline-excel	2,907
/documentation/kb/using-z3c.form-forms-in-plone/tutorial-all-pages	2,859
/documentation/manual/developer-manual/managing-projects-with-buildout/understanding-buildout.cfg	2,795
/documentation/kb/customizing-main-template-viewlets/tutorial-all-pages	2,635
/documentation/kb/using-jquery-to-write-dependent-comboboxes	2,580
/documentation/kb/developing-plone-with-eclipse/setting-up-pythonpath-in-eclipse	2,572
/documentation/manual/developer-manual/archetypes/fields/widgets-reference	2,548
/documentation/manual/developer-manual/archetypes/fields/fields-reference	2,500
/documentation/movies/	2,484
/documentation/manual/plone-4-user-manual/referencemanual-all-pages	2,308
/documentation/manual/plone-4-user-manual/introduction/plone-user-accounts	2,212
/documentation/manual/developer-manual/managing-projects-with-buildout	2,204
/documentation/kb/plone-with-apache	2,188
/products/dexterity/documentation/manual/developer-manual/referencemanual-all-pages	2,148
/documentation/error/attribute-flock	2,132
/documentation/manual/plone-4-user-manual	2,132
/documentation/error/importerror-no-module-named-implpython	2,092
/documentation/kb/singlesignonwindowsdomains	2,068
/documentation/manual/upgrade-guide	1,933
/documentation/error/ie500error	1,893
/documentation/kb/plone-behind-varnish-using-pound-for-ssl	1,845
/products/dexterity/documentation/manual/developer-manual	1,845
/documentation/topic/Configuration+and+Set-Up	1,837
/documentation/manual/developer-manual/managing-projects-with-buildout/creating-a-buildout-for-your-project	1,813
/documentation/faq/where-can-i-host-my-plone-site	1,797
/documentation/kb/addiconsortextwithlinks	1,749
/documentation/kb/i18n-for-developers	1,749
/products/tinymce/documentation/manual/tinymce-user-manual/referencemanual-all-pages	1,733
/documentation/kb/use-paster	1,725
/documentation/faq/what-is-a-cms	1,661
/documentation/kb/setup-from-source	1,661
/documentation/kb/backup-and-recover-data-fs-in-linux	1,653
/documentation/kb/plone-on-debian-etch	1,605
/documentation/kb/redirect-to-a-url-or-default-view	1,605
/documentation/kb/archgenxml-getting-started/relationships	1,597
/documentation/manual/theme-reference	1,597
/documentation/error/ioerror-decoder-jpeg-not-available	1,565
/documentation/kb/secure-login-without-plain-text-passwords	1,565
/documentation/manual/plone-community-developer-documentation/searching-and-indexing/query	1,549
/documentation/kb	1,541
/documentation/kb/change-the-logo-in-plone-3	1,517
/documentation/kb/using-buildout-on-windows	1,517
/documentation/kb/ask-for-help	1,501
/documentation/kb/enable-full-text-indexing-of-word-documents-and-pdfs-in-plone-3-0-gnu-linux	1,453
/documentation/kb/multiple-plone-sites-per-zope-instance-using-separate-data-fs-files-for-each-one	1,373
/documentation/manual/upgrade-guide/version/upgrading-plone-3-x-to-4.0/updating-add-on-products-for-plone-4.0/no-more-global-definitions-in-templates	1,365
/documentation/kb/plone-apache	1,357
/documentation/manual/developer-manual	1,341
/documentation/books	1,325
/documentation/kb/customizing-main-template-viewlets/overriding-a-viewlet	1,325
/documentation/kb/developing-plone-with-eclipse/creating-eclipse-project	1,317
/documentation/error	1,301
/documentation/kb/working-with-resourceregistries/tutorial-all-pages	1,301
/documentation/manual/plone-community-developer-documentation/serving/traversing	1,301
/documentation/manual/theme-reference/page/using-jquery-and-jquery-tools	1,286
/documentation/error/nonetype-keys	1,278
/documentation/kb/authenticating-with-active-directory	1,278
/documentation/manual/theme-reference/quick-start/change-the-logo	1,278
/documentation/manual/developer-manual/archetypes/referencemanual-all-pages	1,270
/documentation/manual/installing-plone/referencemanual-all-pages	1,262
/documentation/manual/theme-reference/buildingblocks/skin/templates/advanced-usage	1,262
/documentation/kb/flickering-background-images-internet-explorer	1,254
/documentation/kb/creating-a-content-type-for-plone-3-for-developers	1,246
/documentation/kb/svn-import-to-plone-collective-unix	1,238
/documentation/kb/handle-accented-characters-using-utf8-encoding-in-mysql	1,222
/documentation/faq/how-do-i-restart-zope	1,214
/documentation/kb/developing-plone-with-eclipse/creating-a-new-project-and-managing-your-project-with-subclipse	1,206
/documentation/manual	1,198
/documentation/kb/simple-soap-client-using-suds	1,190
/documentation/manual/installing-plone/installation-quick-guide	1,166
/documentation/manual/theme-reference/buildingblocks/skin/style-sheets/css/css-quick-start	1,166
/documentation/kb/replacing-tabs-with-images	1,118
/documentation/manual/developer-manual/archetypes	1,118
/documentation/kb/changing-tabs	1,110
/documentation/kb/collaboration-using-the-sharing-tab/creating-a-simple-intranet	1,086
/documentation/kb/active-directory-authentication	1,078
/documentation/manual/upgrade-guide/version/upgrading-plone-3-x-to-4.0/updating-add-on-products-for-plone-4.0/referencemanual-all-pages	1,078
/documentation/manual/installing-plone/installing-on-linux-unix-bsd/debian-libraries	1,070
/documentation/kb/apache-ssl	1,062
/documentation/kb/enable-indexing-of-pdf-and-word-docs-with-windows-in-five-steps-occurs-three-minutes-without-problems	1,054
/documentation/kb/using-macros-and-metal-in-plone-page-templates	1,046
/documentation/kb/simple-etc-rc-d-init-d-script-for-zeocluster	1,030

2) Top 100 Google Search terms landing on plone.org

Search Term	Total Unique Searches
ldap	1,034
diazo	984
forum	946
blog	896
pdf	822
dexterity	780
facebook	763
calendar	722
ploneboard	687
wiki	665
video	659
demo	617
gallery	536
theme	524
collage	521
rss	517
buildout	512
ploneformgen	508
carousel	506
twitter	504
upgrade	492
captcha	477
mobile	449
workflow	447
portlet	444
upload	430
widget	402
form	389
google	371
social	369
menu	367
newsletter	362
editor	354
chat	350
redirect	350
tinymce	346
plone	341
plomino	331
themes	316
active directory	313
jquery	309
navigation	307
search	295
flowplayer	281
linguaplone	279
zope	279
survey	274
image	271
plone.app.theming	271
apache	269
PloneFormGen	268
poi	268
mail	267
dropdown	265
mysql	259
kupu	255
paster	255
collective	254
slideshow	253
fckeditor	247
ckeditor	246
formgen	243
zettwerk	242
intranet	233
portlets	230
backup	229
board	228
hotfix	227
cache	226
webdav	226
database	224
migration	224
xdv	223
maps	222
booking	221
install	213
logo	210
news	208
LDAP	207
flash	200
sql	197
css	196
plumi	195
email	194
photo	194
shop	194
python	193
archetypes	192
collections plone 3	188
portlets in the content column	187
language	185
forms	183
faq	180
getpaid	176
banner	175
discussion	170
Ploneboard	167
security	165
tag	164
raptus	163

3) Top 100 searches performed on plone.org (excluding searches
starting in /products)

Search Term	Start Page	Total Unique Searches
demo	/	224
dexterity	/	174
redirect	/documentation/kb/redirect-to-a-url-or-default-view	158
portlets in the content column	/documentation/kb/changing-tabs	128
upgrade	/documentation	123
widget	/documentation/manual/developer-manual/archetypes/fields/widgets-reference	116
.pid	(entrance)	108
diazo	/	108
default.cfg	(entrance)	97
ldap	/	92
diazo	(entrance)	90
themes	/	89
dexterity	/documentation	88
buildout	/documentation	87
facebook	/	79
logo	/	79
hotfix	/	78
mobile	/	72
calendar	/	71
ploneformgen	/	70
theme	/	69
demo	/documentation	67
forum	(entrance)	67
upgrade	/	64
wiki	/	64
captcha	(entrance)	63
workflow	/documentation	63
carousel	/	60
fckeditor	/	58
portlets in the content column	(entrance)	58
widget	(entrance)	57
blog	/	56
collections plone
3	/documentation/kb/enable-collection-indices-fields-for-searching-for-custom-types	56
security	/	55
video	/	55
buildout	/	54
redirect	(entrance)	54
zope	/	54
ldap	/documentation	53
blog	(entrance)	52
ldap	(entrance)	52
tinymce	/	52
migration	/documentation	51
plomino	/	51
ploneboard	/	50
deco	/	49
collage	/	48
plone.app.theming	/	48
rss	/	46
workflow	/	46
install	/documentation	45
paster	/documentation/manual/plone-community-developer-documentation/views/browserviews	45
pdf	(entrance)	44
pdf	/	44
apache	/	43
forum	/	42
products	/	42
using frames in plone	(entrance)	42
intranet	/	41
xdv	/	41
jquery	/	40
python	/	40
backup	/documentation	39
collage	(entrance)	39
migration	/	39
plone	/	39
workflow	(entrance)	39
apache	(entrance)	38
gallery	/	38
generate pdf file	(entrance)	38
portlet	/	38
dexterity	(entrance)	37
getpaid	(entrance)	37
mysql	/	37
calendar	(entrance)	36
navigation	(entrance)	36
apache	/documentation	35
newsletter	/	35
PloneFormGen	/	35
twitter	/	34
test	/	33
webdav	/	33
collections plone
3	/documentation/manual/theme-reference/buildingblocks/components/viewletsandportlets	32
ploneboard	(entrance)	32
theme	(entrance)	32
buildout	(entrance)	31
flowplayer	/	31
linguaplone	/	31
anchors	(entrance)	30
captcha	/documentation/faq/how-can-i-test-which-version-of-plone-i-have-running	30
conference	/	30
diazo	/documentation	30
google	/	30
nginx	/	30
raptus	/	30
wiki	(entrance)	30
backup	/	29
twitter	(entrance)	29
paster	/documentation	28
portlets	/	28
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Gert | 4 Mar 23:03
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Broken Links in theme-reference

Hi!

Don't know, if this is the proper way, but this list is listed on the page.

When working through the guide I found some broken Links:
Page:
http://plone.org/documentation/manual/theme-reference/buildingblocks/skin/templates/overview

Link.text: ZPT Reference on Zope.org
Link.destination:
http://www.zope.org/Documentation/Books/ZopeBook/2_6Edition/AppendixC.stx
Link.newDestination?: http://docs.zope.org/zope2/zope2book/AppendixC.html

Link.text: There's a useful introduction to this in the Plone User
Link.destination:
http://plone.org/documentation/plone-2.5-user-manual/managing-content/folder-view/
Link.newDestination?:
http://plone.org/documentation/manual/plone-2.5-user-manual/managing-content/folder-view
Link.newDestination?:
http://plone.org/documentation/manual/plone-4-user-manual/managing-content/folder-view

A letter too much?
<: to format the a time field according to the default
>: to format the time field according to the default

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also focuses on allowing computing to be delivered as a service.
http://www.accelacomm.com/jaw/sfnl/114/51521223/
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Jon Stahl | 15 Feb 00:48
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New doc on generic upgrade procedure

Hi all-

I've just thrown together a very short document on our generic upgrade
procedure for buildout-based installations.
Changes/corrections/improvements welcome, I'm hardly an expert at
this!

https://plone.org/documentation/manual/upgrade-guide/version/minor-version-upgrades

:jon
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Jon Stahl
MPA Candidate, Evans School of Public Affairs
University of Washington
http://jstahl.org
206.226.0818

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