Hello, I'd like to use the Wave to replace our existing clunky self-made CMS system for the internet shop, at least for the large text descriptions for starts.
I guess that would be something like this: 1. Create a separate wave for each product, get it's id, save in the database. Perhaps one user should be added to it, so that someone could edit it later. It's a bit unclear how to keep the wave from dying, it feels that wave needs at least one user to follow it, kind of fragile for mission-critical product database. 2. Whenever user with editing rights opens the website in edit mode, she can edit the product description on-site (wave editing embedded using API). The question is, how to extract pure html of the main from the wave (stripped from all non-first level blips) at the server-side, to present the site to normal users who'd be just browsing the site, not with intention to edit it. I am just making my first steps in the Wave world, so my contemplations and questions might be silly. But I'd guess that using the Wave as CMS is kind of the very first thing that comes in one's mind. What could be better than having an intelligent rich-text editing tool that allows collaborative development both on-site and in Wave home? The next thing would be to add also other field editing to the wave, ie, altering the product name in seperate edit box and then being able to extract it from wave somehow. Seeing how I can edit different fields in my user profile within a wave, I guess that's totally possible, by developing a smart extension. But what's not clear to me right now is, how the data from wave can be extracted by some bot, so that it can be saved in a database for static retrieval later. Passiday
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