Note: This package has been refactored.. The content types in this package will be a part of Products.MegamanicEditContentTypes. If you pin GrailTact and MegamanicEdit to 1.4.1 in the buildout they should continue working well if you have existing content. If you want to upgrade you’ll need to write a migration between GrailTact’s content types and Products.MegamanicEditContentTypes.
A complete contact system, supporting the most popular standards and services. To add to your Plone instance, add the following to the buildout configuration:
- zcml =
GrailTact.GrailTact
- eggs =
Plone GrailTact
And install GrailTact, MegamanicEdit and VariousDisplayWidgets through the Plone control panel.
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