Introduction
kupu.mashups extends kupu with a new set of tools that enables you to relate the content of your documents with additional information from different sources, that are integrated in your document view.
FEATURES
Information sources: Google Search, Google Maps, Wikipedia.
The information is got through Ajax calls and shown in popups.
INSTALL
Add this to your buildout.cfg:
eggs =
${buildout:eggs}
${plone:eggs}
kupu.mashups
zcml =
kupu.mashups
and then install it with the quickinstaller.
CONFIGURATION
To use the Google Maps mashup you will need to have an API key (see http://code.google.com/apis/maps/signup.html). Once you have a key you need to set it in the jsapi.js file located in the skins/kupumashups directory of the product.
You can also change the Wikipedia language version by modifying the variable WIKIPEDIA_URL in the config.py in the root of the product (by default, it is set to ‘http://en.wikipedia.org’).
NOTE:
This package overwrites kupu_wysiwyg_support.html to add the new toolbar buttons and drawers to KUPU.
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