Morten Kjems wrote:
> Does that mean that you can insert plugins, flexible content elements,
> put in meta data etc. To replace normal pages all these things should be
> available.
I thought about it... I think I would still prefer to have a new news item type
with CEs. What exists, must stay.
Morten Kjems wrote:
> Does that mean that you can insert plugins, flexible content elements,
> put in meta data etc. To replace normal pages all these things should be
> available.
it is not finished but
http://www.rggooglemap.com/dev/rgnewsce/beispiele-i-bilder.html
georg
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>> I got all exited by Andreas talking about a complete rewrite of
>> tt_news. I thought this project would make news items just as flexible
>> and complex as normal pages
> it will!
Does that mean that you can insert plugins, flexible content elements,
put in meta data etc. To replace normal
> This may or may not meet your needs, but do you know that tt_news can
> act as a reference to a regular page record? (It's not ideal, because
> you need to make tt_news records *and* pages, but it's come in handy
> for me a few times...)
Yep. did you read the initial post and Dmitrys answer?
T
Morten Kjems schrieb:
> I got all exited by Andreas talking about a complete rewrite of tt_news.
> I thought this project would make news items just as flexible and
> complex as normal pages.
it will!
> If this is not the case then it doesn't really solve my problem
> (remember that this thread
On Thu, Mar 13, 2008 at 10:17 PM, Morten Kjems <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > not meta data because we are talking about content.
> > I don't know any FCE but maybe some others know..
>
> I got all exited by Andreas talking about a complete rewrite of tt_news.
> I thought this project would make
> not meta data because we are talking about content.
> I don't know any FCE but maybe some others know..
I got all exited by Andreas talking about a complete rewrite of tt_news.
I thought this project would make news items just as flexible and
complex as normal pages.
If this is not the case t
Super Georg
just finished the first comment
Chokdee (Good Luck) and many more sponsors
Andi
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I just set up a project page: http://www.rggooglemap.com/dev/rgnewsce.html
Please add your comments & suggestions there!
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Hi Andi,
I just set up a project page: http://www.rggooglemap.com/dev/rgnewsce.html
Please add your comments & suggestions there!
Georg
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Hi Georg
could you please setup a tt_news renewal project page so we could collect
there the sponsors and also all account informations and other stuff about
this project. Otherwise I guess threads get mixed up here to soon and
perhaps get lost.
Thanks
Andi
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Christopher Schnell wrote:
> Some more thoughts on how it might be possible to improve documentation
> for extensions:
>
> With a colleague of mine, I had the idea to build up a "basic review
> team". This team would review every new uploaded extension manually on:
> * Weather it has a manu
Georg
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Gesendet: Dienstag, 11. März 2008 17:39
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Betreff: Re: [TYPO3] Lack of tt_news
Hi,
thanks to all for your very positive feedback - I really appreciate it!
I will take a short look at this tomorrow how much work this will be.
Morten Kjems wrote
Hello all,
Some more thoughts on how it might be possible to improve documentation
for extensions:
With a colleague of mine, I had the idea to build up a "basic review
team". This team would review every new uploaded extension manually on:
* Weather it has a manual
* If the manual is useful
* I
Hi,
thanks to all for your very positive feedback - I really appreciate it!
I will take a short look at this tomorrow how much work this will be.
Morten Kjems wrote:
> Would this solution mean that one could put any known content element in
> a news item? Also FCEs, metadata etc. ?
not meta da
Hi all tt_news users
We need more to get tt_news cleaned and modernised and innovated by Georg
Ringer.
2 1/2 hours and already 350 Euro. Hope we can get much more until tomorrow
morning so that Georg can start right the way :-)
Great Idea Morten to mention FCEs and metadata.
Thanks Andi
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Would this solution mean that one could put any known content element in
a news item? Also FCEs, metadata etc. ?
If so it is a major innovation and I think anyone should support the
project with what they can spare. I would not mind to put €200 in the
hat maybe more if necessary.
/Morten
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Hey Andreas
> As you know we don't have much but I would start donating to this JOB 100
> EURO. Who else joins?
I could probably put in about 50 Euro at the moment (Australian dollar is
not a great exchange for Euro, and I want to put some to Denis Royer for his
DR Wiki, that I am using, and to g
OK Georg
How much would you need to get tt_news going "crazy good" (like your other
extensions) using IRRE?
As you know we don't have much but I would start donating to this JOB 100
EURO. Who else joins? I hope a lot of people as nearly everybody uses
tt_news in a TYPO3 Page! Get some support toge
Hi Georg,
It often seems to be the case that several people come up with the same
ideas at the same time. For one of our future projects (currently planning
status) I was thinking of about just that.
The problem with news is, as Andreas sais, that it is totally blown up. So,
if you go for IRRE, s
Hi Georg
This would be a great idea. Toi-news have something to present a bit more
(toi products) and also features the possibilty to use many categories and
TYPes of categories (i.e. info-typ3) tt_news is great but it is really
lacking the feature like already Morton mentioned. Another problem is
On Tue, Mar 11, 2008 at 8:04 AM, Georg Ringer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Morten Kjems wrote:
> > This an old problem I guess. tt_news is great for organizing and
> > presenting information but lacks complex options for content. Pages are
> > great for presenting complex content but lacks a the
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