Re: Visual CMS with GWT

2010-04-21 Thread kozura
If you use the RichTextEditor to allow text editing, the content is
just a plain HTML string.  Easy!

On Apr 21, 6:10 am, graham.col...@gmail.com
graham.col...@gmail.com wrote:
 Thanks for the reply.

 I am having difficulty understanding how i could load html into the
 page that could be edited.

 How should all the HTML elements be stored in a Database ? as XML ?

 Thanks again

 On Apr 19, 9:33 pm, Peter Simun si...@seges.sk wrote:



  This CMS was done using GWT framework.http://admin.demo.synapso.sk/
  (demo/demo)

  Try to evaluate features and you will see if GWT is sufficient to you.
  Anyway, GWT allows you everything you need - drag  drop, real-time
  text updates (WYSIWYG), etc.

  On 15. Apr, 16:39 h., graham.col...@gmail.com

  graham.col...@gmail.com wrote:
   Hi,

   I want to make a Website CMS that does the following:

   The screen is split into 2 panels, the right panel contains a webpage
   where a user can click an element (image or block of text) and then
   edit it in the right panel.

   So, in the right panel all the elements properties show up and they
   can be edited and saved.

   Would GWT be a good framework to achieve this or would something else
   be more suitable ?

   I would like real-time text updates, drag  drop images etc.

   I know i'm being a bit brief at this point but i would like to get an
   idea of it's capabilities before i look any further.

   Thanks

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Re: Visual CMS with GWT

2010-04-21 Thread Peter Simun
exactly ... HTML is represented as String and stored into a database,
for example like blob

Peter

On 21. Apr, 15:51 h., kozura koz...@gmail.com wrote:
 If you use the RichTextEditor to allow text editing, the content is
 just a plain HTML string.  Easy!

 On Apr 21, 6:10 am, graham.col...@gmail.com



 graham.col...@gmail.com wrote:
  Thanks for the reply.

  I am having difficulty understanding how i could load html into the
  page that could be edited.

  How should all the HTML elements be stored in a Database ? as XML ?

  Thanks again

  On Apr 19, 9:33 pm, Peter Simun si...@seges.sk wrote:

   This CMS was done using GWT framework.http://admin.demo.synapso.sk/
   (demo/demo)

   Try to evaluate features and you will see if GWT is sufficient to you.
   Anyway, GWT allows you everything you need - drag  drop, real-time
   text updates (WYSIWYG), etc.

   On 15. Apr, 16:39 h., graham.col...@gmail.com

   graham.col...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,

I want to make a Website CMS that does the following:

The screen is split into 2 panels, the right panel contains a webpage
where a user can click an element (image or block of text) and then
edit it in the right panel.

So, in the right panel all the elements properties show up and they
can be edited and saved.

Would GWT be a good framework to achieve this or would something else
be more suitable ?

I would like real-time text updates, drag  drop images etc.

I know i'm being a bit brief at this point but i would like to get an
idea of it's capabilities before i look any further.

Thanks

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Re: Visual CMS with GWT

2010-04-21 Thread graham.col...@gmail.com
Thanks for the replies. If you check the CMS mentioned by Peter above
http://admin.demo.synapso.sk/ (demo/demo) .

How is this system loading elements onto the page and adding rollover/
click events to every element ?

I cant imagine it's all placed in an RTE ?

Thanks again.

On Apr 21, 4:12 pm, Peter Simun si...@seges.sk wrote:
 exactly ... HTML is represented as String and stored into a database,
 for example like blob

 Peter

 On 21. Apr, 15:51 h., kozura koz...@gmail.com wrote:



  If you use the RichTextEditor to allow text editing, the content is
  just a plain HTML string.  Easy!

  On Apr 21, 6:10 am, graham.col...@gmail.com

  graham.col...@gmail.com wrote:
   Thanks for the reply.

   I am having difficulty understanding how i could load html into the
   page that could be edited.

   How should all the HTML elements be stored in a Database ? as XML ?

   Thanks again

   On Apr 19, 9:33 pm, Peter Simun si...@seges.sk wrote:

This CMS was done using GWT framework.http://admin.demo.synapso.sk/
(demo/demo)

Try to evaluate features and you will see if GWT is sufficient to you.
Anyway, GWT allows you everything you need - drag  drop, real-time
text updates (WYSIWYG), etc.

On 15. Apr, 16:39 h., graham.col...@gmail.com

graham.col...@gmail.com wrote:
 Hi,

 I want to make a Website CMS that does the following:

 The screen is split into 2 panels, the right panel contains a webpage
 where a user can click an element (image or block of text) and then
 edit it in the right panel.

 So, in the right panel all the elements properties show up and they
 can be edited and saved.

 Would GWT be a good framework to achieve this or would something else
 be more suitable ?

 I would like real-time text updates, drag  drop images etc.

 I know i'm being a bit brief at this point but i would like to get an
 idea of it's capabilities before i look any further.

 Thanks

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Re: Visual CMS with GWT

2010-04-21 Thread Peter Simun
Hi,

the principles are easy: each HTML element (heading, paragraph,
image, ...) is represented by one Content (which is stored in DB) and
each content is added to the DOM. Now you have fully loaded page with
all the HTML contents from the database. Details are described here:
http://code.google.com/p/acris/wiki/AcrisWeb

Finally, each content (HTML element) has click listener (or better ...
doubleclick listener) which is responsible for switching content with
RTE with the same HTML string. In this way you can reach easy WYSIWYG
text editing. When editing is finished (by clicking outside of the RTE
area), then RTE is removed and new HTML content is placed back into
DOM.

Peter

On 21. Apr, 17:47 h., graham.col...@gmail.com
graham.col...@gmail.com wrote:
 Thanks for the replies. If you check the CMS mentioned by Peter 
 abovehttp://admin.demo.synapso.sk/(demo/demo) .

 How is this system loading elements onto the page and adding rollover/
 click events to every element ?

 I cant imagine it's all placed in an RTE ?

 Thanks again.

 On Apr 21, 4:12 pm, Peter Simun si...@seges.sk wrote:



  exactly ... HTML is represented as String and stored into a database,
  for example like blob

  Peter

  On 21. Apr, 15:51 h., kozura koz...@gmail.com wrote:

   If you use the RichTextEditor to allow text editing, the content is
   just a plain HTML string.  Easy!

   On Apr 21, 6:10 am, graham.col...@gmail.com

   graham.col...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks for the reply.

I am having difficulty understanding how i could load html into the
page that could be edited.

How should all the HTML elements be stored in a Database ? as XML ?

Thanks again

On Apr 19, 9:33 pm, Peter Simun si...@seges.sk wrote:

 This CMS was done using GWT framework.http://admin.demo.synapso.sk/
 (demo/demo)

 Try to evaluate features and you will see if GWT is sufficient to you.
 Anyway, GWT allows you everything you need - drag  drop, real-time
 text updates (WYSIWYG), etc.

 On 15. Apr, 16:39 h., graham.col...@gmail.com

 graham.col...@gmail.com wrote:
  Hi,

  I want to make a Website CMS that does the following:

  The screen is split into 2 panels, the right panel contains a 
  webpage
  where a user can click an element (image or block of text) and then
  edit it in the right panel.

  So, in the right panel all the elements properties show up and they
  can be edited and saved.

  Would GWT be a good framework to achieve this or would something 
  else
  be more suitable ?

  I would like real-time text updates, drag  drop images etc.

  I know i'm being a bit brief at this point but i would like to get 
  an
  idea of it's capabilities before i look any further.

  Thanks

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Re: Visual CMS with GWT

2010-04-19 Thread Peter Simun
This CMS was done using GWT framework.
http://admin.demo.synapso.sk/
(demo/demo)

Try to evaluate features and you will see if GWT is sufficient to you.
Anyway, GWT allows you everything you need - drag  drop, real-time
text updates (WYSIWYG), etc.

On 15. Apr, 16:39 h., graham.col...@gmail.com
graham.col...@gmail.com wrote:
 Hi,

 I want to make a Website CMS that does the following:

 The screen is split into 2 panels, the right panel contains a webpage
 where a user can click an element (image or block of text) and then
 edit it in the right panel.

 So, in the right panel all the elements properties show up and they
 can be edited and saved.

 Would GWT be a good framework to achieve this or would something else
 be more suitable ?

 I would like real-time text updates, drag  drop images etc.

 I know i'm being a bit brief at this point but i would like to get an
 idea of it's capabilities before i look any further.

 Thanks

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Visual CMS with GWT

2010-04-15 Thread graham.col...@gmail.com
Hi,

I want to make a Website CMS that does the following:

The screen is split into 2 panels, the right panel contains a webpage
where a user can click an element (image or block of text) and then
edit it in the right panel.

So, in the right panel all the elements properties show up and they
can be edited and saved.

Would GWT be a good framework to achieve this or would something else
be more suitable ?

I would like real-time text updates, drag  drop images etc.

I know i'm being a bit brief at this point but i would like to get an
idea of it's capabilities before i look any further.

Thanks

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