collective.annotationbrowser
This package allows to browse zope.annotation based items. Package provides “ann_view” browser view which lists all available (and allowed) annotation keys and their values.
By default, all annotation keys are shown. It is possible to define blacklist and whitelist. Go to /Plone Site/manage_propertiesForm and add ‘annbrowser.blacklist’ and/or ‘annbrowser.whitelist’ properties (type: list). If no whitelist is defined, .* is used. There is no blacklist by default.
Annotation editor
Page /ann_edit allows site manager to edit basic annotation values (strings, integers and floats currently).
Changelog
0.3 - 2010/11/04
fixed display of Image annotations
0.2 - 2010/08/24
added ++annotation++KEYNAME view - allows to display required key directly and without length limitations. pprint is used for rendering the key content. The traverser idea and code is stolen from archetypes.fieldtraverser.
added ann_remove?keyname=KEYNAME view - immediately removes the key
added links to ++annotation++ traverser and to ann_remove view to ann_view page so it is really easy to accidentaly remove any annotation key.
0.1 - 2010/08/06
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