Below you can see the diff. I added some more content types to check
for, removed the publish state (only because it’s easier while
testing), and added a path criterion which looks in the parent of the
CMFNewsletter object.
I consider myself a python newbie, although I must admit that when
I’m reading other people’s python code, it looks fairly
straightforward. I still need to get some of the fundamentals down, and
have therefore designed an independent study for myself including the
following lessons.
Try to make some UML models using Poseiden and then convert into a Plone product using ArchGenXML (I know this might be considered by some to be cheating, but hey.. i’m a lazy programmer!)
Some other more project related tasks:
Try out the Customization Policy and SetupWidget examples from
the sample chapter from Cameron Cooper’s new book that David Convent
sent me.
Try subclassing the ATEvent content type in ATContentTypes to allow for an event to be linked to a place (Venue) object.
I’ve been downloading more products than I have time to evaluate. First
priority is to get the ArtistPortfolio product that I’m working on
ready for a public release.
Then I will turn my attention to re-setting up the testing instance (to
be at testing.jazkarta.com) which will have the following products
available. My hope is that if I make the site publicly accessible,
others will try out the products and help submit bug reports.
Plone products to evaluate
coming soon to a testing.jazkarta.com site near you!
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