John W. Long wrote:
Krzysztof Szafranek wrote:
What I'd like to see in Radiant is parts' inheritance...
Mmm, that's an interesting thought. So when you create a new page it
would have blank parts defined for every one of it's parent's parts? You
could then delete them or add others, but it
I would think a 'clone' page would be more useful. It would
essentially clone a child page by copying all parts and behavior but
no content. the new clone would be a sibling of the page cloned.
I like the clone command approach. It is a pragmatic one, probably
relatively easy to implement
Mmm, that's an interesting thought. So when you create a new page it
would have blank parts defined for every one of it's parent's parts? You
could then delete them or add others, but it would inherit it's parent's
parts at creation time?
I would think a 'clone' page would be more useful. It
Could this be introduced for new pages? For some behaviors you need to
create multiple parts. Having these present upfront gives one less thing
to explain to the users. The default content could be provided by the
behavior.
Erik.
John W. Long wrote:
Mmm, that's an interesting thought.
I actually was just in a similar situation, but found
that using the sibling's page parts worked better in
my situation as opposed to the parent's.
I wanted to have a slideshow section of my site and
used the very cool page_page_types that Dror created
to allow uploading of photos. I however
Could this be introduced for new pages? For some behaviors
you need to
create multiple parts. Having these present upfront gives one
less thing
to explain to the users. The default content could be provided by the
behavior.
Erik.
My preferred way to do that would be to let the
1) those page parts, which logically could be inherited from a sort
of template page (which has all the parts and their content as
required), should be the default, but just for a branch of the site
tree, for example for the /blog one, and not for the entire site;
how
can I do this?
This
On 29/10/2006, at 8:27 AM, Maurizio Balestrieri wrote:
Hi.
This may have been discussed before, but I wasn't able to find a
reference to it.
I've setup a blog (archive) page with several parts: body, extended,
comments, sidebar, ecc. and avery time I create a new blog entry I'd
have to
On Oct 30, 3:33 am, Bodhi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
then any new page you create will have those parts by default.
Thank you Bohdi.
A couple of questions:
1) those page parts, which logically could be inherited from a sort
of template page (which has all the parts and their content as
Hi.
This may have been discussed before, but I wasn't able to find a
reference to it.
I've setup a blog (archive) page with several parts: body, extended,
comments, sidebar, ecc. and avery time I create a new blog entry I'd
have to create a new page with the same structure and the same content
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