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rstewart
I would like to add a couple of Plone add-ons to my running version of Cyn.In. Can I do this? I tried following documentation on the Plone site, but can't seem to make it happen. I am trying to install the ATGeogebra package, which requires Archetypes and ATContentTypes, both of which are part of the standard Plone buildout (I am not sure if they are included int he Cyn.In version of Plone).
rstewart
I would like to add a couple of Plone add-ons to my running version of Cyn.In. Can I do this? I tried following documentation on the Plone site, but can't seem to make it happen. I am trying to install the ATGeogebra package, which requires Archetypes and ATContentTypes, both of which are part of the standard Plone buildout (I am not sure if they are included int he Cyn.In version of Plone).
Any suggestions?
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migrationuser
Hi guys
migrationuser
Hi guys
For some time I have my interest to collaborate in the process of internationalization and localization at the Spanish cyn.in [0] which has been extended to the development and integration of new features that previously have described briefly the following post is [1], for which I have been working with version 2.1dev (cyn.in v2.1 source snapshot) dated 2008-11-24 16:27 published in the following link [2].
So in the spirit of promoting participation in the community, offering improvements initially propose two strategies:
1) Post from sourceforge SVN project source code and gives access a cyn.in branch specifies at who can to cooperate and not the trunk (because I understand that the company "Cynapse" is always preventing the release of a version alpha untested, which could provide a low quality product) and that therefore the only source code repository is available to developers of the company "Cynapse".
2) Or importing the source code repository cyn.in in the Plone Collective [3] and whoever wants to get write access to repository [4] will can do because both procedures are very well documented for Plone Community.
Propose for both strategies a SVN repository structure like this:
cyn.in/
- branches/
- cyn.in-i18n/ -> (internationalization and localization at the Spanish)
- tags/
- trunk/ -> (cyn.in v2.1 source snapshot - de fecha 2008-11-24 16:27)
So this way the development team can see the changes or improvements proposed by the community to the product cyn.in.
I propose this is because I want to help better the tool, cyn.in is a excellent tool for me and also 'cause for to decentralize my effort the cyn.in internationalization and testing / integration of new components that extend the functionality of the product for all cyn.in community.
Then.... Start the discussion on this topic;)
[0] http://sourceforge.net/forum/message.php?msg_id=6346221
[1] https://sourceforge.net/forum/message.php?msg_id=6352504
[2] http://sourceforge.net/proj[…]snapshot.zip&a=67539010
[3] http://plone.org/[…]/tutorial-all-pages
[4] http://dev.plone.org/collective
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migrationuser
Hey Dhiraj,
