djangocms-pathomation
Add live slide viewing capabilities to your own website built on Django CMS
HOW TO INSTALL
Django CMS not installed yet? Take a look at the official documentation: (https://docs.django-cms.org/en/release-3.4.x/introduction/install.html)
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Install our package
pip install djangocms-pathomation -
Get the plugin code (this will create a folder "plugin" in the location where you are currently located with your terminal)
pip install --no-deps djangocms-pathomation -t plugin -
Go to your current location folder and open the folder "plugin". Inside, copy the folder "pathomation" into directory of your django-cms project where settings.py is also located.
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Open settings.py (located inside the folder with the name of your website/project) with an editor and add "pathomation" to INSTALLED_APPS
INSTALLED_APPS = ['pathomation',] -
Navigate
cdwith your terminal into your django-cms project where manage.py is located and run the following command:Python manage.py makemigrations -
Finally, run the following command:
Python manage.py migrate -
Done! You can start the server again with the following command:
Python manage.py runserver
QUICK START
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Inside Django CMS, navigate to the admin page by adding
/adminto the end of your site's URLwww.example.com/admin/ -
Inside the Django administration, navigate to Pathomation -> Settings -> +add -> My Pathomation connection settings and fill in your credentials and save.
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To make sure your credentials are correct: Test the connection, by clicking on the Test connection button.
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Go to a page where you want to create a new post, toggle the structure by clicking on the icon on the top right.
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Click on the "+" sign to add a new content and select Pathomation slide
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Select the slide that you want to display and click on save.
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To see the result, click on publish page changes
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