Introduction
inqbus.folderlistings provides a folderlisting view for collections and folders. With this view you have the possibility to sort on title, author, type and modificationdate like in a databrowser.
Installing
To install it, just add it to your buildout:
[instance] eggs = inqbus.folderlistings ... zcml = inqbus.folderlistings
and run ‘’bin/buildout’’ from your plone root directory.
Features planed for the next version
change the sortorder to ascending/descending via click on the little arrows
batching the items to a configurable amount
Copyright and Credits
The Author of inqbus.folderlistings: Max Brauer (max.brauer@inqbus.de)
Maintainer: Thomas Massmann, Maik Derstappen
Changelog
1.0
Initial release
3 maintainers
Metadata
3 maintainers
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