Overview
A simple CMFEditions Modifier that unlocks clone before saving.
Description
When using CMFEditions with ExternalEditor, the clones are saved with a webdav lock. If you try to retrieve an older version, it appears locked, avoiding futher editions.
This package adds a CMFEditions Modifier that unlocks the clone before saving.
Authors
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Matthias Broquet [tiazma]
Thierry Benita [tbenita]
Contributors
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Romain BEYLERIAN [rbeylerian]
Thanks
To all the CMFEditions contributors for this great products
Changelog
1.0.0 (2011-11-16)
Update MANIFEST.in (now including docs folder, txt and .mo files) [rbeylerian]
Plone 4 Compatibility : Use <interface>.providedBy method instead of <interface>.isImplementedBy when Plone 4 is detected (keep Plone 3.2 compatibility) [rbeylerian]
1.0dev (unreleased)
Initial release
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