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Please someone (Winfried) install the CMFForum Zope product on pdtest. - -- Marc
Marc Lavallée writes:
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Please someone (Winfried) install the CMFForum Zope product on pdtest.
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One question in the installation file:
If you want to replace CMF's DiscussionTool with CMFForum's One:
- Go to your ZMI and add an External Method with this settings:
id: install_forum_discussions title: Install CMFForum DiscussionTool (optional) module: CMFForum.Install function: install_discussions
schould we dot that ?
mfg winfried
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Le 23 Juin 2003 09:24, Winfried Ritsch a écrit :
One question in the installation file:
If you want to replace CMF's DiscussionTool with CMFForum's One:
I don't know. Is the discussion tool the one used in the news section? If so then it's more an annotation tool than a forum. With this annotation mechanism it's possible to remove postings, but not with the forum. Also, for some odd reason, the forum doesn't have a thread view while the discussion tool have. We better decide before opening the site... - -- Marc
One question in the installation file:
If you want to replace CMF's DiscussionTool with CMFForum's One:
I don't know. Is the discussion tool the one used in the news section? If so then it's more an annotation tool than a forum. With this annotation mechanism it's possible to remove postings, but not with the forum. Also, for some odd reason, the forum doesn't have a thread view while the discussion tool have. We better decide before opening the site...
Can you test it and report ? What are the differences ?
I never used a Forum since every Document, Object has an Discussion tool which makes it as Forum, the only difference is that forums can be found under one URL. So maybe only a Search for new Objects visible or published could form a forum.
Since nowadays Forums and weblogs have Subscription support and email entry, they become more and more an mailinglists. So why don't just make a mailboxer with additional a online form to mail, so poeple can make up mailinglists for their projects, have the archives online like a forum and all mailinglists are searchable over the site.
So I think we can make a content crop machine out of the page, since many info on a lively community is just in mails.
mfg winfried ritsch
On Wednesday, Jun 25, 2003, at 03:43 America/New_York, Winfried Ritsch wrote:
One question in the installation file:
If you want to replace CMF's DiscussionTool with CMFForum's One:
I don't know. Is the discussion tool the one used in the news section? If so then it's more an annotation tool than a forum. With this annotation mechanism it's possible to remove postings, but not with the forum. Also, for some odd reason, the forum doesn't have a thread view while the discussion tool have. We better decide before opening the site...
Can you test it and report ? What are the differences ?
I never used a Forum since every Document, Object has an Discussion tool which makes it as Forum, the only difference is that forums can be found under one URL. So maybe only a Search for new Objects visible or published could form a forum.
Since nowadays Forums and weblogs have Subscription support and email entry, they become more and more an mailinglists. So why don't just make a mailboxer with additional a online form to mail, so poeple can make up mailinglists for their projects, have the archives online like a forum and all mailinglists are searchable over the site.
So I think we can make a content crop machine out of the page, since many info on a lively community is just in mails.
This to me sounds like it could be ideal solution. I didn't know there was such a Product. I am browsing through http://www.dzug.org/mailinglisten/zope/ now, and it has raised a few questions:
- Is there a threaded view, rather than a linear view? It would nice to have the threaded view for archival reading, and the forum view for more day-to-day reading and posting.
- Can you post anonymously using a Mailboxer? I couldn't find an Mailboxer page that allows posting from the web.
.hc
Hello !
Since nowadays Forums and weblogs have Subscription support and email entry, they become more and more an mailinglists. So why don't just make a mailboxer with additional a online form to mail, so poeple can make up mailinglists for their projects, have the archives online like a forum and all mailinglists are searchable over the site.
So I think we can make a content crop machine out of the page, since many info on a lively community is just in mails.
This to me sounds like it could be ideal solution. I didn't know there was such a Product. I am browsing through http://www.dzug.org/mailinglisten/zope/ now, and it has raised a few questions:
- Is there a threaded view, rather than a linear view? It would nice
to have the threaded view for archival reading, and the forum view for more day-to-day reading and posting.
- Can you post anonymously using a Mailboxer? I couldn't find an
Mailboxer page that allows posting from the web.
according to features in http://www.zope.org/Members/mjablonski/MailBoxer it does have threaded view and also you can make it moderated or not (so i think anonymous poster could fall into spam categories), but if we just have a for make ing posts we can choose a formuser we want.
I will check this product out this week, lets see what we can do.
mfg winfried
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Le 25 Juin 2003 03:43, Winfried Ritsch a écrit :
Can you test it and report ? What are the differences ?
It's possible to remove discussions but not forum's threads. The threaded views are different: the first level of replies to a comment is visible inside the comment, with a non-collapsable thread below each message, while with the forum only one message is visible at the time, with a collapsable thread below it.
- -- Marc
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