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    That would be built on the file and database management modules.
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      Zaigham (aka zi) Reply #12, 20 years ago
      Thank you David and Garry! .. and all others for great debate/ideas.

      @Susan, very nice and IMO to the point list of features.

      @Ryan, Create a web app/website, package it for re-use? That would be AWESOME! grin
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        I agree with Susan, the biggest current stumbling block is the users; but I agree with Ryan’s point that installations is a sixth area. Yes, it would build on #4 and #5, but then so does #2. Particularly if we think of these as "functions that should be kept in mind when developing MODx", it needs to be a distinct entry.

        So:
        #6 Add-on management

        I break down "management" in all 6 parts to mean:

        #A creation by authorised users
        #B access by authorised users
        #C amendment by authorised users
        #C removal by authorised users
        #D assignment of authorisations
        #E organisation and labelling
        #F applicability (use and reuse)
        #G import
        #H export
        as appropriate. Is anything missing in this list?

        EDIT:
        #I approval by authorised users
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