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Steve McMahon | 13 Aug 2006 19:13
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[PloneDavis-Discuss] New Page on Davis Plone Site: Davis-Area Plone Sites

Greetings Davis-Area Plone/Zope/Python Users;

I've added a new page to our web site that lists examples of Plone (or 
Zope) sites in our region:

http://www.zugod.org/sites

Please contribute! I'm sure I've missed many good sites.

If you've already got a login for the site, feel free to edit the page. 
If not, and you want to contribute, just join the site. You may also 
e-mail contributions to me or the list.

Steve

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Alex Mandel | 13 Aug 2006 22:12

Re: [PloneDavis-Discuss] New Page on Davis Plone Site: Davis-Area Plone Sites

Steve McMahon wrote:
> Greetings Davis-Area Plone/Zope/Python Users;
> 
> I've added a new page to our web site that lists examples of Plone (or 
> Zope) sites in our region:
> 
> http://www.zugod.org/sites
> 
> Please contribute! I'm sure I've missed many good sites.
> 
> If you've already got a login for the site, feel free to edit the page. 
> If not, and you want to contribute, just join the site. You may also 
> e-mail contributions to me or the list.
> 
> Steve
> 

I added a few sites and just wanted to note that Kupu was not playing
nice with the style of the page. It inserted <dd> lines that I didn't
want and would close tags early or late. I ended up editing the html
because it was being rather frustrating.

Alex
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Steve McMahon | 13 Aug 2006 22:28
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Re: [PloneDavis-Discuss] New Page on Davis Plone Site: Davis-Area Plone Sites

Thanks for the contribution.

The DL implementation just doesn't work very well in WYSIWYG mode, 
except for just quick typing in. I often fallback to html when doing 
display lists.

Alex Mandel wrote:
> Steve McMahon wrote:
>> Greetings Davis-Area Plone/Zope/Python Users;
>>
>> I've added a new page to our web site that lists examples of Plone (or 
>> Zope) sites in our region:
>>
>> http://www.zugod.org/sites
>>
>> Please contribute! I'm sure I've missed many good sites.
>>
>> If you've already got a login for the site, feel free to edit the page. 
>> If not, and you want to contribute, just join the site. You may also 
>> e-mail contributions to me or the list.
>>
>> Steve
>>
> 
> I added a few sites and just wanted to note that Kupu was not playing
> nice with the style of the page. It inserted <dd> lines that I didn't
> want and would close tags early or late. I ended up editing the html
> because it was being rather frustrating.
> 
> Alex
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Charles McLaughlin | 16 Aug 2006 19:29
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[PloneDavis-Discuss] forcing comments/notes in zope

I want to force users to make notes when they edit stuff in Zope.  If 
they break something I can always go back through the history to the 
last working version, but I don't want to dig through code.  I'd rather 
force the user to add some notes which will give me an idea what they 
changed.  The notes should be associated with each object revision, not 
in-line comments.  Is there a way to add this functionality to Zope?

Thanks,
Charles
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kamal.lists1 | 16 Aug 2006 23:47
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Re: [PloneDavis-Discuss] ZUGOD-Discuss Digest, Vol 5, Issue 3

Charles,

Try "iterate", which offers basic versioning and checkin/checkout/locking features and enforces the
attachment of comments to each version/revision.  iterate has a few dependencies (CMFEditions,
CMFDiffTool, ZopeVersionControl), that are fetched when you grab the latest version of iterate from
SVN.  Google plone.org for iterate for more info.

HTH,
Kamal

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Jon Stahl | 17 Aug 2006 16:29
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Only one week left to save $50 on Plone Conference 2006 registration

(apologies for crossposting)

Friends-

Plone Conference 2006 is just around the corner (or at least it sure
feels like it to me!).  In any case, early bird registration closes in
just over a week on August 25th!  So now is the time to register if you
want to save $50!

 http://plone.org/events/conferences/seattle-2006

We'll be announcing the full line up of speakers and sessions on Monday,
August 21, so stay tuned for more details.  

It's going to be a pretty amazing line-up, including some amazing
training sessions, practical how-tos, demonstrations of leading-edge and
just-plain-useful tools for Plone, inside information on Plone 3.0 and
the future of Plone, and case studies of Plone "in the wild" around the
world.

best,
jon

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Jon Stahl | 22 Aug 2006 20:31
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[PloneDavis-Discuss] Plone Conference 2006 Sessions Announced

The full list of Plone Conference 2006 sessions  was released today, featuring over 45 talks, tutorials and
panel discussions for people who are new to Plone, Plone integrators and Plone developers.

 http://plone.org/events/conferences/seattle-2006/agenda

Some of the many highlights include:

For people who are new to Plone

*	Graduating from Spaghetti to Sushi: Plone for PHPers - Sean Kelly
*	Why Plone?  Confessions of an NGO - Andrew Hatton, Oxfam GB
*	Open Sourcing Activism: The Open Planning Project and Plone - Jacqueline Arasi
*	Plinkit: A Case Study / Tutorial on Deploying Plone for Public Libraries - Darci Hanning

For Plone integrators

*	High Performance Plone: Caching - Joel Burton
*	Dive into PAS: An Introduction to Pluggable Authentication - Wichert Akkerman
*	PrimaGIS: Web mapping with Plone - Kai Hänninen
*	Generic Setup for Fun and Profit - Tres Seaver
	

For Plone developers

*	Developing Plone Products Using Zope 3 Technologies: An Introduction - Rocky Burt
*	b-org - Creating content types the Plone 2.5 way - Martin Aspeli
*	Membrane and Remember: Advanced Member Management in Plone 2.5 - Rob Miller 
*	Enabling the Semantic Web and RDF in Plone - Calvin Hendryx-Parker

Online registration is at:
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Steve McMahon | 26 Aug 2006 21:46
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[PloneDavis-Discuss] Plone End User Tutorials

Hi Folks,

In case you haven't seen it yet, http://learnplone.onenw.org/ has a 
great set of tutorials aimed at Plone end users. Check out the video 
tutorials in particular.

Steve

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