yes, it's nicer indeed. On 04/01/2011 11:46 AM, Alessandro Molina wrote: >> i followed http://www.acrcms.org/acr/doc/install. > Please try installing with: > > hg clone -u acr http://repo.axant.it/hg/acr > cd acr > cd libacr > python setup.py develop > cd .. > cd acr_cms > python setup.py develop > paster setup-app development.ini > paster serve development.ini > > and tell me if it works better. > We usually setup it this way, so when installed with easy_install it > might have bugs that we didn't find yet due to wrong setup.py > configuration. > >>> stroller should not be a required dependency, if it is missing it >>> should simple continue to work without the eCommerce plugin. >>> >> it can't setup without it, though i haven't got to really use it. > Really? It should not be required, I usually do not install it and the > software just gives a warning on startup but works. > Does it fail on setup.py or when started? > Can you try with the version taken from the mercurial repo? > >> this demo missed these slices. also, if you're able to add a slice directly >> to a >> section, the user doesn't have to select a section again. > I have to ask you to try with the mercurial repo, it should have some > slices by default :/ > I agree with you about the slice menu inside the section. I'll > consider a design for it. > > Currently I'm discussing about moving it to BitBucket or SF.net. > Most of my colleagues would prefer bitbucket as it is faster and > easier to use, but I think that it would indeed be good to every > everything related to turbogears on sf.net > > I'll let you know as soon as we take a decision. >
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