Dear Lenya community, in 1.4, the site structure is separated from the content. This means that you can change a location of a document in the site structure without affecting it's physical representation.
This, in turn, means that you don't lose the relation between the authoring and live versions of a document when you relocate the authoring version in the site structure. In 1.2, documents had to be deactivated before they could be moved in the site structure. In 1.4 this is not necessary anymore. But, if you make changes to the site structure, you have to publish anything to get them live. There are several possibilities: - If you move a document in the site structure, this could be handled as an "editing" operation on the document. This is not totally correct, though, since the document is not changed. But it would allow to republish the document, and the site structure change would be live as well. - We could treat the site structure as a separate entity and apply a workflow to it. This means that moving a document would be an editing operation on the site structure, and you could publish the site structure again. You could imagine the site structure as a document which contains references to other documents. Side note: Maybe it would be even appropriate to implement it like this (this SimpleSiteManager is already implemented this way). WDYT? -- Andreas --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
