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last edited by BillSeitz on Jul 27, 2007 2:41 am

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" interface for any cataloged objects, so long as they have a date attribute that's an [ISO] string (which everything should, and everything using does). By [Karl Anderson] http://www.monkey.org/~kra

I wanted it to make it possible to blogify a wiki, or any other collection of objects.

I'm not using it that way personally, right now; I found out that I was satisfied with and [DAV] access, so I didn't need to have a wiki interface. But I keep hoping that somebody plays with it that way..."


Appears to require (in addition to the Calendar tag). Is that true, or can a couple pieces of [CMF] ([S T X Document Entry], [C M F Default]) be ripped out and used alone? Because I was turned off by when I looked at it, and don't have a big desire to try again. This doesn't even use a [Z Catalog], although the newest codebase does support that, so it shouldn't be a big deal down the road... -

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doesn't require the [CMF].

[S T X Document Entry] requires that the [CMF] be installed, but you don't have to know anything about the [CMF], or do anything with any [CMF] stuff. I assume that [C M F Default] could be ripped out and used alone, but I never tried it.

But [S T X Document Entry] is just a toy, really. And if you're blogging a wiki, you won't be using it, because the wiki pages will be the entry objects. is the blog interface and doesn't interact with the objects used as entries, it just reads the catalog.

The entry objects do need to be cataloged.

The Calendar tag isn't needed if you edit the of the main page and remove it. Right now editing is awkward, that's the only thing that's keeping it in beta, it needs web-editable views.

I can help you set it up if you want to play with it and run into problems, I want somebody to use it that way since I didn't. -Karl


I now have an example and some instructions online.

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