Introduction
This package adds a new tab to portal_skins/custom folder named “FS-Export”. Using this tab you can export all scripts and other stuff you have customized with one click to the filesystem. Now also with support for portal_view_customizations folder.
Even in times of views, content providers and viewlets there are cases where you have stuff in custom folder and struggle with exporting it to the filesystem.
Installation
Extend your buildout with anthill.customexport
Make sure your instance knows about it (eggs=, zcml=)
Rerun buildout
Go to portal_skins/custom and then click on the new tab
Tested with
Plone 2.5.x and 3.x
Changelog
0.3 - 2010-11-30
Fixed exporter for Plone 4 environments [spamsch]
0.2 - 2009-09-01
Fixed code to make export from portal_view_customiztions possible [spamsch]
0.1 - 2009-08-14
Initial release after repackaging
1 maintainer
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