a new project, I need your Ideas

Wednesday 08 November 2006 6:10:32 am - 5 replies

5 replies

Author	Message
Claudia Kosny	Wednesday 08 November 2006 12:48:30 pm Hi zaxofeel Just a very general idea: I would create a personal folder for each user (check here :http://serwatka.net/index.php/en/blog/ez_publish_3_8_new_custom_edit_handler for an example on how to do that). Then write an extension that takes a posted node id and gives the object of this node id a new node assignment under the personal folder of the current user. (Check e.g here: http://ez.no/community/forum/developer/adding_location/re_adding_location ) I am no sure whether this will work but it would my first approach to this problem. Good luck Claudia
Marco Zinn	Wednesday 08 November 2006 1:22:40 pm Hm, depends on the level of "easy-to-use", that you want/have to provide ;) For starters, why cant you just use the "drafts" system, that ez provides? As long, as you don't really have to publish the objects, that would do. But as soon, as you need to publish them, ie to get a node id for it, you'll need to have those "personal folders", which have been discussed now and then. Marco http://www.hyperroad-design.com
zaxofeel .v	Thursday 09 November 2006 3:51:06 am well, that's really helpful dear friends, I'm still to do more searching and more trials. Thanks alot and still waiting for any more thoughts :)
Xavier Dutoit	Thursday 09 November 2006 4:25:33 am On the contrib: You have an extension to create personal folder. Otherwise, you can create that directly under the user node. Create a new class "bookmark" with an attribute article "related object" (I would use the contrib enhanced related object, but should would with any attribute dealing with related objects). Use the contrib powercontent, that allows you to create a node directly. Then, on each article, you would add a button "bookmark", that calls powercontent to create a new object bookmark under the user with the attribute article = the current article. That's it. As an added bonus, you could list all the people (or the number of) that bookmarked the current article on each article. X+ http://www.sydesy.com
Claudia Kosny	Thursday 09 November 2006 4:46:21 am Since Xavier already mentions bookmarks - depending on what exactly you want to do with the existing articles you could also use the the normal bookmark functionality for existing articles. The template for the personal folder would then fetch the bookmarks of the user it belongs to and display the articles accordingly. Problems with this approach are: - you cannot group or order bookmarks (as far as I know) so you just have one big list - if the article is deleted, no user can access it anymore Advantage: -it is really easy to do :-) Claudia

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