Has this improved with later versions of Iceweasel? * Fredrik Allerstam ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > Actually no, because it is with in a system which requires login. > However I can tell you that it is a CPS3 system maintained by the french > company Nuxeo. > > The program crashes when I use the text editor, and try to close it and > save my changes. It does not happen every time, but say 2 out of 3. > > Regards, Fredrik > > > About CPS (from the webpage) > > CPS is an extensive collaborative Web content management system (CMS) > implemented on top of Zope and the CMF, that enables organizations to > easily, quickly and efficiently implement collaborative portals > (intranet, extranet or internet) and workflow- oriented business > applications. > > CPS Provides, among other features: > > * Collaborative work and publication spaces (you may need to be > authenticated with the right access level to access these URLs) > * Document versionning, that allows a document to be published in > one version and still worked on in another one > * Group-based, directory-backed user and roles management > * A configurable Portal interface, with a web- and > accessibility-standards compliant default look and feel (you > will need to be authenticated with the right access level to > access this URL) > * Notifications on many kinds of events happening on the system > * An (optional) WYSIWYG editor for portal look and feel (just > install CPSSkins in your CPS instance using the ZMI) > * Many user-level services, like a Webmail, Forums, shared > Calendars, Newsletters and Mailing Lists, etc. > * Many powerful developers- and webmaster-level services, > including support for creating your own document types, your own > workflows, etc. > > CPS has already been adopted by major accounts in the Administration > (French Ministries of Interior, of Culture, of Finances, of Defense, of > Justice; French Atomic Energy Commission; Chalmers University...), in > the private sector (Suez, STMicroelectronics...) and by the leading > European IT consultancies (Capgemini, Unilog, Steria...). > > For more information about Zope and CPS, we suggest you go to the > following web sites: > > * CPS-project.org: the community portal for CPS users and > developers > * CPS3 at Zope.org (to download latest stable or development > releases) > * CPS mailing lists > * Slides for the CPS talks at EuroPython 2004 and for the CPS/ERP5 > sprint in Paris (2004) > * Zope.org: the community portal for Zope > * The Zope Book > Credits > Thank you for trying or using CPS. CPS is developed by Nuxeo and a > community of contributors. > > CPS contains code licensed under the GPL, the ZPL and other, > GPL-compatible, open source/free software licenses. Parts of CPS are > copyright Nuxeo SARL, Zope Corporation and Contributors, Chalmers > University, Jean-Marc Orliaguet, Capgemini, Unilog, Ministère de > l'Intérieur, de la Sécurité Intérieure et des Libertés Locales, > Préfecture du Bas-Rhin, CEA, Logilab SA, Fredrik Lundh, Norman Walsh, > Gareth Rees, Sun Microsystems, Timothy O'Malley, Morten W. Petersen, and > other contributors. > > > > On Thu, 2007-02-08 at 22:43 -0500, Eric Dorland wrote: > > Can you give me an example of a page where this happens? > > > >
-- Eric Dorland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ICQ: #61138586, Jabber: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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