Introduction
Collective alertview allows site administrator and developers to quickly put a global alert on the site.
It is expecially userful to:
mark the difference between a demo/stage/training site and the production site
spread maintainance warnings to all users on the site
make any important message immediately visible sitewide
Usage:
From the plone control panel, select “Alert message settings”. Write the message in the text area (html is allowed) and toggle message visibility using the checkbox.
Versions:
Collective.alertviewlet has been tested on Plone 3.2.x and 3.3
Credits:
Author: Antonio Tirabasso <antonio.tirabasso@reflab.it> Francesco Merlo <francesco.merlo@reflab.it>
Contributions: Eleonora Borelli <eleonora@reflab.com>
Changelog
0.2 (2009-09-22)
Updated project description
Checked if property sheet has been configured
Updated profile version
0.1 (2009-09-18)
Initial release
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