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collective.portlet.postit
Introduction
A archetypes based content-type ‘Post-It’ and Plone 3 style portlet to show one or more “post-it” as a portlet.
State
BETA: All parts are implemented, but not well tested.
Usage
This is a python module made with zopes component architecture and using plones infrastructure and Archetypes.
You need to include collective.portlet.postit in you buildouts eggs and zcml sections. (re-)run build and (re-)start zope.
In ZMI go to your Plone-site into portal_setup and import the profile ‘Post-It type + portlet’.
Have fun: as usal in Plone 3 add a Post-It portlet and start adding Post-Its as content.
Feedback, Bugreports, …
If you like to give the author feedback about this product just write a mail to <dev@bluedynamics.com>.
If you have access to the plone.org collective you might want to commit bug-fixes direct to trunk or do enhancements on a branch. Anyway, the author would be happy to get a short mail about those changes.
– Jens Klein <jens@bluedynamics.com>, IRC: jensens
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