Hello Jürgen thanks a lot for these hints, this seems now to be the 4th alternative :-) and that's one thing why I love to work with Lenya: the flexibility to do things. > You're refering to lenya 2.0(.1) - right? Right.
> It might depend a bit on your needs. > > I think it makes sense to use the new usecase-framework. > > If your gui cform pages need to behave like a document, you could set > up your usecase using the usecasedocument module. > That way your form pages will have > > - the styling of a normal page (envelope, menus etc.) > - a workflow > - metadata > - can be "translated" by creating a language version via the authoring > gui (as long as the necessary i18 is present in your form/template) This sounds very interesting to me... Does this mean that any feature (except for editing of the page-content) is available? - moving the page (cut/paste) - accessrights - ... ? may it be possible to also integrate a leading text (editable with the standard edit features) on top of the form? For example to provide the user some helping notes on the use of the form maybe with a link to a helppage. > The contactform module gives an example how the usecasedocument module > can be used. > So I'll first take a look on the contactform and usecasedocument module... thanks again, Gerd --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
