collective.behavior.sku

collective.behavior.sku provides behavior add SKU field to dexterity content types.

Currently tested with

Plone-4.3.2 with Python-2.7.x [taito]

Behavior

The behavior can be added through the web or directly through the file system to the dexterity content type xml file like:

<property name="behaviors">
  ...
  <element value="collective.behavior.sku.interfaces.ISKU" />
  ...
</property>

Changelog

0.4 (2014-02-13)

Update to bootstrap2. [taito]
Move SKU validator to tests. [taito]

0.3 (2013-10-28)

Separated schema from attributes and methods. [taito]
Moved test packages to extras_require. [taito]
Removed dependency from five.grok. [taito]
Tested with Plone-4.3.2. [taito]

0.2 (2012-11-04)

Tested with Plone-4.2.2. [taito]

0.1 (2012-10-15)

Initial release. [taito]

Credits

The Finnish Association for Nature Conservation (Suomen Luonnonsuojeluliitto).

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