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Simon Welsh
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never, ever crashes!
Thanks a lot for such a detailed response. That model would work pretty well in almost all circumstances I can think of, however, since I'm new to SilverStripe, I wanted to test one quick scenario.
If we want to add new buttons to the TinyMCE implementation in the CMS, and add the functionality we need around this, would we likely be making changed to the cms/ folder? Specifically, we're looking at implementing a Google Website Optimizer module, which would involve having a feature where the user would select some text, click on an icon in the rich text editor, and have a pop-up which would pull in some PHP generated content. I haven't dug deep enough yet, but I'm just not sure whether we'd be able to leave the cms/ and the sapphire/ directories alone.
Given you've had a lot more experience with SS, would you recommend following that path of keeping sapphire/ and cms/ quarantined, or should we think about using SVN's vendor branch methods: http://svnbook.red-bean.com/en/1.1/ch07s05.html?
Geoff
Hi Geoff
Cheers
Nicolaas
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