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Plone Stickies (0.2)
by
Ihor Berehulyak
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last modified
2009-02-10
Released on 2005-12-09 under Unavailable License available for All platforms.
Software development stage: development
- Plone Stickies download link: http://plone.org/products/stickies/releases
- Homepage of Plone Stickies: http://plone.org/products/stickies/
- Plone Stickies repository: http://svn.plone.org/svn/collective/PloneStickies/trunk/
- Description source: http://svn.plone.org/svn/collective/PloneStickies/trunk/docs/README.txt
PloneStickies is a product for creating content annotations on Archetype Content Types.
The product uses the metaphor of Stickies to help guide the user
interface. Stickies are created on a per user, per object basis.
Stickies are connected to target objects using AT References.
PloneStickies is a product for creating content annotations on AT Content Types. The product uses the metaphor of Stickies to help guide the user interface. Stickies are created on a per user, per object basis. Stickies are connected to target objects using AT References.
The Sticky product ships with a StickiesTool which provides many convinience methods for manipulating Stickies.
The product comes with a Sticky type which contains a text field which can be used to make free-form text annotations.
The product is not actually intended to be used out of the box - at the moment, the out of the box experience does not add much value to a website. Instead, the included stickyBox slot and the technique used to view the stickynote contents added to the 'document_actions' are meant as examples of how these features might be included in a customized Plone application.
For a better idea of how this tool was used in a live application, see the images in the included docs/screenshots directory. In that application, Stickies were used to implement both 'Essay' responses to questions, as well as private 'Notes' on assets.
PloneStickies is a product for creating content annotations on AT Content Types. The product uses the metaphor of Stickies to help guide the user interface. Stickies are created on a per user, per object basis. Stickies are connected to target objects using AT References.
The Sticky product ships with a StickiesTool which provides many convinience methods for manipulating Stickies.
The product comes with a Sticky type which contains a text field which can be used to make free-form text annotations.
The product is not actually intended to be used out of the box - at the moment, the out of the box experience does not add much value to a website. Instead, the included stickyBox slot and the technique used to view the stickynote contents added to the 'document_actions' are meant as examples of how these features might be included in a customized Plone application.
For a better idea of how this tool was used in a live application, see the images in the included docs/screenshots directory. In that application, Stickies were used to implement both 'Essay' responses to questions, as well as private 'Notes' on assets.
