On Thu, 2003-07-24 at 00:52, Nathan Brown wrote: > Hi, Greetings!
> Thank you Eero af Heurlin and Marcin Soltysiak for the help on choosing > Aegir over Nadmin Studio. Just as a side note it looks as though > bugtracker has renamed the Nadmin Studio to Aegir which gives me a good > indication that Aegir is definately the dominant interface for Midgard. Yes. HKLC stopped Nadmin Studio maintenance in early 2002, and their license allowed us to spin it off as a separate Aegir CMS project. > First, is it possible to have mutiple groups (or even users from different > groups) be able to modify one article/topic? I realize that I am able to > control the owner/author but that only grants one group to have entire > access to control the item. What I am looking for is the whether there is > a method of controlling whether a group or user can modify, approve, or > delete the topic or article. * Groups inherit permissions from their childre * Content inherits ownerships from their parents (from http://www.slideml.org/files/slidesets/499/slide_6.html) So if you create a group tree or a topic tree, you can allow several groups to control a topic. > Second, I am interested in writing additional features into the Midgard > application, more specifically to start would include interface > modifications and feature enchancements to the Aegir interface system. I > have gone through the snippet directories and found what seems to be all > of the code for the system except for the location of the editor files are > located. I have found quite a bit of the code within the > AegirCore/argv0/browse directory but am unable to find specifically where > the layout of the function icon bar and main object embed tag is located > for the editor. Also, is there any code outside of the snippet directories > within the application that I should be aware of? The user interfaces are stored in style Aegir_Core_Style as FastTemplate templates. If you make modifications to Aegir CMS, please read the documentation related to contributing your changes at: http://www.aegir-cms.org/Development/ > Last, on the note of further development I am interested in finding out > what the best way to add new additions to the system. Basically the same > concept as what what Nemein has done with there Authentication, NavBar, > and RCS AddOn's. I have come across the MidCom framework but am unsure > whether or not this is the ideal way to extend the Aegir System to include > the the additional features I wish to keep segregated from the core Aegir > code and HKLC license. Aegir also supports the AddOn system for adding new modules. > Nathan /Bergie -- Henri Bergius [EMAIL PROTECTED] Consultant Partner Tel: +358-20-198 6032 Nemein Oy http://www.nemein.com/ Nemein.Net -- Project tracking solution for consulting companies http://www.nemein.com/Nemein.Net/ --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
