[Plone-Users] A bit of help with a Collective project...
Shane Graber
working on for the collective. I've created a project called
'collective.intensedebate' (based on the collective.disqus [1]
codebase) that integrates the Intense Debate [2] comments with Plone.
Initially I've uploaded it to github [3] until I get the issues worked
out and feel OK having it in a more commonly stored repository where
normal Plone products are located.
While working with the collective.disqus codebase, I've come to learn
that there are a couple issues that are wrong w/ the product and I
can't seem to correct for Plone 3.1.7 (the author states that it
uninstalls properly in Plone 4):
1. The /default/viewlets.xml doesn't hide the plone comments view
properly when installed
2. The /uninstall/viewlets.xml doesn't uninstall the Intense Debate
view properly
3. The uninstall routine at /Extensions/Install.py doesn't uninstall
the configlet properly/cleanly. The action @ portal_controlpanel is
removed based on what I see in the ZMI and from the control panel w/in
plone but you can still get to @@intensedebate-controlpanel even after
uninstalling the product in the Plone control panel.
I know I'm leaving some 'junk' w/in Plone after the uninstall and I
don't want to release this into the collective svn until it works
properly.
What I'm looking for is someone that would be willing to mentor me a
bit so that I can fix the problems with this product and that I can
subsequently contribute better to the Collective with other products
in the future. Is there someone out there that would be willing to
look at this and help me a bit?
Thanks,
Shane Graber
[1] https://svn.plone.org/svn/collective/collective.disqus/trunk/
[2] http://www.intensedebate.com/
[3] http://github.com/sgraber/collective.intensedebate
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Martin Aspeli
> I was wondering if I could have someone look over a project I'm
> working on for the collective. I've created a project called
> 'collective.intensedebate' (based on the collective.disqus [1]
> codebase) that integrates the Intense Debate [2] comments with Plone.
> Initially I've uploaded it to github [3] until I get the issues worked
> out and feel OK having it in a more commonly stored repository where
> normal Plone products are located.
Try the product-developers list. :)
Martin
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Luca
> I know I'm leaving some 'junk' w/in Plone after the uninstall and I
> don't want to release this into the collective svn until it works
> properly.
>
I think you can/must put your code on the SVN trunk of your project.
This will help people that wanna help you to see what's wrong.
What you can/must skip for now is to release an official version on pypi.
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Shane Graber
I would like to add a custom view to Collections that show the number comments so that it would turn a collection view into a pseudo blog view. That's the next iteration... :)
Shane
On Thu, Dec 31, 2009 at 10:41 PM, Shane Graber <sgr...@gmail.com> wrote:I think you can/must put your code on the SVN trunk of your project.
> I know I'm leaving some 'junk' w/in Plone after the uninstall and I
> don't want to release this into the collective svn until it works
> properly.
>
This will help people that wanna help you to see what's wrong.
What you can/must skip for now is to release an official version on pypi.
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-- luca
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Jon Stahl
> Ok, I'll get it into svn so others can contribute. I've got it working on
> my laptop and so far it ships with comments working along with 3
> configurable portlets to allow people to showcase various comment
> statistics.
>
> I would like to add a custom view to Collections that show the number
> comments so that it would turn a collection view into a pseudo blog view.
> That's the next iteration... :)
Check out the blog_view template from collective.scrawl. ;-)
:jon
Shane Graber
Shane
2010/1/2 Shane Graber <sgr...@gmail.com>:
> Ok, I'll get it into svn so others can contribute. I've got it working onCheck out the blog_view template from collective.scrawl. ;-)
> my laptop and so far it ships with comments working along with 3
> configurable portlets to allow people to showcase various comment
> statistics.
>
> I would like to add a custom view to Collections that show the number
> comments so that it would turn a collection view into a pseudo blog view.
> That's the next iteration... :)
:jon
Shane Graber
Thoughts?
Shane
Jon Stahl
tries to remain completely ignorant of commenting. I'm hardly enough
of a Plone programmer to be highly prescriptive here, but I would
think the best approach might be to have your Intense Debate plugin
override Plone's native "get # of comments" mechanism with its own
count; that way, other things that try to count comments (like Scrawl
and other blog products) could remain blissfully unaware that
anything's changed beneath them.
(cc'ing Jon Baldivieso, creator of Scrawl, here)
:Jon
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Shane Graber
now see that by looking @ the two Scawl blogs that apparently it does
(ex: Read comments ( 2 so far)). I'll give that a look. Might that
be a Scrawl-specific template modification? I don't seem to see that
in the Collection templates -- at least for Plone 3.1.
Shane
Jon Stahl
because not touching it was an explicit design goal for Scrawl. But
we may have written some little function to count the # of comments on
an object for our template and if so, then it seems it might be
sensible to try to override that in ID? I'll defer to the superior
wisdom of JonB here.
:jon
Shane Graber
with ID's comments javascript. Not bad overall.
Shane
On Mon, Jan 4, 2010 at 11:14 AM, Jon Baldivieso <jo...@groundwire.org> wrote:
> On Jan 3, 2010, at 3:47 PM, Shane Graber wrote:
>
>> I was not aware that Plone had a 'get # of comments' mechanism but I
>> now see that by looking @ the two Scawl blogs that apparently it does
>> (ex: Read comments ( 2 so far)). I'll give that a look. Might that
>> be a Scrawl-specific template modification?
>
> This isn't Scrawl-specific; it's just portal_discussion. Systems providing alternatives to portal_discussion would probably have to override Scrawl's templates. Like Jon said, Scrawl is pretty ginger.
>
> Jon
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Shane Graber
'permission granted' email. :p
Shane
Raphael Ritz
> Ok, I've requested write access to the collective. Now to wait for the
> 'permission granted' email. :p
Just try every now-and-then in case you don't hear back.
Welcome on board ;-)
Raphael
>
> Shane