Pre 3.2 release bug testing files

Hi Chanh,

Please review this post and i am sure you will get the answer

http://modxcms.com/forums/index.php/topic,793.msg4823.html#msg4823

regards,

zi

Hi Chanh,

I think Adam’s QuickEdit is the best feature of TP3.2. It’s just absolutely amazing!!!!

Here’s how it’s done:

Just change your TVs from [*name*] to [*#name*].

example:

[*#content*]
[*#pagetitle*]

You can just edit the Built-in Templa for that

Adam,

I don’t know if everyone has Adobe Acrobat to edit your pdf documentation. Can you export to another format? Maybe something like OpenOffice word format?

Thanks

Quote from: xwisdom at Aug 21, 2005, 02:16 PM

Can you export to another format? Maybe something like OpenOffice word format?

How about HTML? I assume everyone here is fairly comfortable with it The real file is HTML anyway but I didn’t want to have to include the image file, I got around it by just pointing it to my own site.

Please note that I have already made some edits since the last post.

P.S. Can we allow HTML uploads on to the forum? I wouldn’t think it would be a security issue would it? For now just remove the .txt extension.

You can zip the image files and html and upload it here

Adam, Raymond and Zi,

Now I get it, "QuickEdit" is not really an editor it is just a module that call "FCKEditor" in the content page and to enable the "QuickEdit" is by changing "[*Content*]" to "[*#Content*]". The result is it will show "Edit Content" in the content page to be editable.

That is very slick! and nice little technique on leveraging on other functions.

Very nicely done for geek like us!

Thanks

Quote from: chanh at Aug 21, 2005, 03:26 PM

Now I get it, "QuickEdit" is not really an editor it is just a module that call "FCKEditor" in the content page and to enable the "QuickEdit" is by changing "[*Content*]" to "[*#Content*]". The result is it will show "Edit Content" in the content page to be editable.

Right, QuickEdit also works with other Template Variable inputs: textboxes, lists, checkboxes, etc. It will also work with other richtext editors if you choose to use one other than FCKeditor.

Adam,

This is ABSOLUTELY amazing!!!!

I love the new documentation that’s displayed when the module is being executed from within the manager! Nice work!

One thing though Adam, the editor window is not styled correctly. I see the save and cancel buttons without any backgrounds.

About the Comment Method <!-- QuickEditLink:content -->.
Why not use something like <qe:content/> or <QE:content/>? In the future we might be doing somethin like <tv:content/> for xhtml those external xhtml editors

Upon Zi’s request,

New installs will use [*#longtitle*] and [*#content*]. The cool thing is that even if the QuickEdit module is disabled or removed the pages will still be rendered as if it contained [*longtitle*] and [*content*].

Hi everyone,

Here are the latest fixes for TP3.2. it contains Adam’s updates and Susan’s new truncate method.

Quote from: xwisdom at Aug 21, 2005, 03:42 PM

This is ABSOLUTELY amazing!!!!

Thank you, all in a days work

Quote from: xwisdom at Aug 21, 2005, 03:42 PM

One thing though Adam, the editor window is not styled correctly. I see the save and cancel buttons without any backgrounds.

That one had me really confused. I have relative urls in the css file and they were working just fine but for some reason yesterday my computer wanted me to add another ../ to the url. Which didn’t really make sense, but it worked so I left it that way but today my I find that it doesn’t work. So I changed it back and it should work fine now.

Quote from: xwisdom at Aug 21, 2005, 03:42 PM

About the Comment Method <!-- QuickEditLink:content -->.
Why not use something like <qe:content/> or <QE:content/>? In the future we might be doing somethin like <tv:content/> for xhtml those external xhtml editors

That’s a good idea, I went with <quickedit:content /> just because I want people to be able to see them and know what it’s for.

Quote from: xwisdom at Aug 21, 2005, 03:42 PM

New installs will use [*#longtitle*] and [*#content*]. The cool thing is that even if the QuickEdit module is disabled or removed the pages will still be rendered as if it contained [*longtitle*] and [*content*].

Very cool.