Hi Chris
great info, that should go into the wiki or even better into SVN
documentation
Thanks
Boris
On Oct 15, 2006, at 7:32 PM, Chris Miner wrote:
Hi Andrew
Am Samstag, 14. Oktober 2006 16:54 schrieb Andrew:
Hi Niko !
About part 2.
I saw code related with browsing the website and
it define only tree handler(hardcoded) to show website - not
repository
:(((
It isn't hard coded. You can point your tree definition in
Mangolia at any
repository you like. For example copy the menu node at:
modules/admininterface/config/menu/tools/websiteJCR
to
modules/admininterface/config/menu/tools/myJCR
change the title, and change the onclick values.
title = my menu item
onclick = MgnlAdminCentral.showTree('my-tree');
then create a tree node called 'my-tree'. To get you started copy the
existing website-jcr tree definition and rename it to my-tree.
Then edit the repository value referenced in your my-tree tree
definition to
point at the repository in which you are interested. If you have
configured
your menu and tree under the modules/admininterface node, then you
shouldn't
even have to restart Magnolia. (I believe the new tree definition
will be
picked up. But if it isn't simply restart.) Logout and login to
update the
menus.
Unless your repository uses custom types you are done. If your
repository
contains custom node types, the tree won't display them, and there
are a
couple more steps to take.
For example if you try what I've outlined on the users or groups
repositories
and you should see nothing. This is because of the
ConfigTreeConfiguration
used by the website tree sets you up to view only mgnl:nodeData
mgnl:contentNode and mgnl:content. Which makes sense for the website
repository, but not for the groups or users repositories. Neither
of them
contain such nodes.
So... Subclass ConfigTreeConfiguration override prepareTree(Tree,
boolean,
HttpServletRequest) and add you own node types:
public void prepareTree(Tree tree, boolean browseMode,
HttpServletRequest
request) {
super.prepareTree(tree,browseMode,request);
tree.addItemType("lxm:category");
tree.addItemType("lxm:offer");
}
The addItemType calls set me up with the example to see nodes of my
custom
node types. (which also wont help you, but you can always replace
them.)
Hope this helps.
thanks
-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 14, 2006 6:44 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [magnolia-user] scheduled task in Magnolia
Hi Andrey,
1. Programmatically, look at the LaunchWorkflow command in the
magnolia code, and copy the way it starts a flow. The engine used is
openwfe (http://www.openwfe.org) so you can just write any flow with
it. Unfortunately, for some reasons, the guys at magnolia have
removed the function to upload news flows, so I get the feeling this
is going to be pretty tricky with the current RC4 release.
2. There is a jcr browser available from the menu. Look for the
configuration of the menu for the admin interface. One entry is
dedicated to browsing the website. You could just copy and paste and
adjust the repository (or workspace name) to your liking.
Regards,
Niko
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