Please provide some info for demo project

[robslotboom]

I’ve been able to intall the demo but there are many thing unclear about the behavior to expect.
The navigation tree editor for instance. I’ve got an empty field and an add button. Should the field be filled with the value to add? If so, that doesn’t work.

[ljean]

Hello,

Yes, The doc has to be improved. Sorry for this.

The navigation tree should propose object that can be added in navigation.

You should create à NavigableType object for thé types of objects ( ex for articles).

I hope it helps
Best
Luc

Le 7 mars 2015 à 18:30, robslotboom [email protected] a écrit :

I’ve been able to intall the demo but there are many thing unclear about the behavior to expect.
The navigation tree editor for instance. I’ve got an empty field and an add button. Should the field be filled with the value to add? If so, that doesn’t work.

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[robslotboom]

Dear Luc,

Aha; so because I haven’t created any navigable, I got an empty field in the tree editor.

Not only the docs :-) Pip is installing an old version of coop-cms. I picked the one on GitgHub.

I’m using Django 1.7 which doesn’t allow inbound model object methods when using “django’s own migrations” so I ran syncdb.
Also the templates couldn’t be found by the app_directories.loader. This is very strange because a cat to the path+file in terminal is showing the template code.
I ended up copying them to the projects template directory.
Last thing —unsolved yet— is bar who can’t find a reverse for login. So I commented out the template tag.

But I really like the way the site/menu structure is implemented — menu items are no pages.
I designed a quite similar database model myself — using mptt — and while searching the web for some info about re-ordering, a bumped against coop-cms.
Interesting approach so I gave it a try.

Kind regards,

Robert Slotboom

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Op 9 mrt. 2015, om 09:49 heeft Luc JEAN [email protected] het volgende geschreven:

Hello,

Yes, The doc has to be improved. Sorry for this.

The navigation tree should propose object that can be added in navigation.

You should create à NavigableType object for thé types of objects ( ex for articles).

I hope it helps
Best
Luc

Le 7 mars 2015 à 18:30, robslotboom [email protected] a écrit :

I’ve been able to intall the demo but there are many thing unclear about the behavior to expect.
The navigation tree editor for instance. I’ve got an empty field and an add button. Should the field be filled with the value to add? If so, that doesn’t work.

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[ljean]

Hello Robert,

I am happy to know that you like it. ljean/coop_ms is a fork from another
project. I push it on pip at https://pypi.python.org/pypi/apidev-coop_cms/

I didn't move django 1.7 yet. It should be ok with 1.6.10

Feedback is welcomed :-)

Best
luc

2015-03-09 11:22 GMT+01:00 robslotboom [email protected]:

Dear Luc,

Aha; so because I haven’t created any navigable, I got an empty field in
the tree editor.

Not only the docs :-) Pip is installing an old version of coop-cms. I
picked the one on GitgHub.

I’m using Django 1.7 which doesn’t allow inbound model object methods when
using “django’s own migrations” so I ran syncdb.
Also the templates couldn’t be found by the app_directories.loader. This
is very strange because a cat to the path+file in terminal is showing the
template code.
I ended up copying them to the projects template directory.
Last thing —unsolved yet— is bar who can’t find a reverse for login. So I
commented out the template tag.

But I really like the way the site/menu structure is implemented — menu
items are no pages.
I designed a quite similar database model myself — using mptt — and while
searching the web for some info about re-ordering, a bumped against
coop-cms.
Interesting approach so I gave it a try.

Kind regards,

Robert Slotboom

STUDIO345

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6981 JA Doesburg

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Op 9 mrt. 2015, om 09:49 heeft Luc JEAN [email protected] het
volgende geschreven:

Hello,

Yes, The doc has to be improved. Sorry for this.

The navigation tree should propose object that can be added in
navigation.

You should create à NavigableType object for thé types of objects ( ex
for articles).

I hope it helps
Best
Luc

Le 7 mars 2015 à 18:30, robslotboom [email protected] a
écrit :

I’ve been able to intall the demo but there are many thing unclear
about the behavior to expect.
The navigation tree editor for instance. I’ve got an empty field and
an add button. Should the field be filled with the value to add? If so,
that doesn’t work.

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#5 (comment).

[robslotboom]

Hello Luc,

Just downgraded to Django 1.6.10.
I still get template errors:

TemplateDoesNotExist at /cms/articles/
dropdown_ul.html
You have to add the coop_cms/ prefix to apps/demo_cms/templates/base.html

{% navigation_as_nested_ul li_template="coop_cms/dropdown_li.html" ul_template="coop_cms/dropdown_ul.html" li_args="coop_cms/dropdown_li_class.html" %}

But after that I can really start adding things.
Inline editing works but changes are not saved (should there be some button?)

Kind regards

Robert Slotboom

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Op 9 mrt. 2015, om 14:39 heeft Luc JEAN [email protected] het volgende geschreven:

Hello Robert,

I am happy to know that you like it. ljean/coop_ms is a fork from another
project. I push it on pip at https://pypi.python.org/pypi/apidev-coop_cms/

I didn't move django 1.7 yet. It should be ok with 1.6.10

Feedback is welcomed :-)

Best
luc

2015-03-09 11:22 GMT+01:00 robslotboom [email protected]:

Dear Luc,

Aha; so because I haven’t created any navigable, I got an empty field in
the tree editor.

Not only the docs :-) Pip is installing an old version of coop-cms. I
picked the one on GitgHub.

I’m using Django 1.7 which doesn’t allow inbound model object methods when
using “django’s own migrations” so I ran syncdb.
Also the templates couldn’t be found by the app_directories.loader. This
is very strange because a cat to the path+file in terminal is showing the
template code.
I ended up copying them to the projects template directory.
Last thing —unsolved yet— is bar who can’t find a reverse for login. So I
commented out the template tag.

But I really like the way the site/menu structure is implemented — menu
items are no pages.
I designed a quite similar database model myself — using mptt — and while
searching the web for some info about re-ordering, a bumped against
coop-cms.
Interesting approach so I gave it a try.

Kind regards,

Robert Slotboom

STUDIO345

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6981 JA Doesburg

T 0313 795055
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Op 9 mrt. 2015, om 09:49 heeft Luc JEAN [email protected] het
volgende geschreven:

Hello,

Yes, The doc has to be improved. Sorry for this.

The navigation tree should propose object that can be added in
navigation.

You should create à NavigableType object for thé types of objects ( ex
for articles).

I hope it helps
Best
Luc

Le 7 mars 2015 à 18:30, robslotboom [email protected] a
écrit :

I’ve been able to intall the demo but there are many thing unclear
about the behavior to expect.
The navigation tree editor for instance. I’ve got an empty field and
an add button. Should the field be filled with the value to add? If so,
that doesn’t work.

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#5 (comment).

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[ljean]

Hello Rob,

Sorry for late answer. You should have a Save button when you go in the
top-right corner of the page.

If the Save doesn't work, it may be caused by a javascript error.

Sorry for this. coop_cms still require some tricks. I will make the effort
to document this and to make it usable by others.

Best
luc

2015-03-09 15:38 GMT+01:00 robslotboom [email protected]:

Hello Luc,

Just downgraded to Django 1.6.10.
I still get template errors:

TemplateDoesNotExist at /cms/articles/
dropdown_ul.html
You have to add the coop_cms/ prefix to apps/demo_cms/templates/base.html

{% navigation_as_nested_ul li_template="coop_cms/dropdown_li.html"
ul_template="coop_cms/dropdown_ul.html"
li_args="coop_cms/dropdown_li_class.html" %}

But after that I can really start adding things.
Inline editing works but changes are not saved (should there be some
button?)

Kind regards

Robert Slotboom

STUDIO345

Van Berchemstraat 133
6981 JA Doesburg

T 0313 795055
W studio345.nl

Op 9 mrt. 2015, om 14:39 heeft Luc JEAN [email protected] het
volgende geschreven:

Hello Robert,

I am happy to know that you like it. ljean/coop_ms is a fork from another
project. I push it on pip at
https://pypi.python.org/pypi/apidev-coop_cms/

I didn't move django 1.7 yet. It should be ok with 1.6.10

Feedback is welcomed :-)

Best
luc

2015-03-09 11:22 GMT+01:00 robslotboom [email protected]:

Dear Luc,

Aha; so because I haven’t created any navigable, I got an empty field
in
the tree editor.

Not only the docs :-) Pip is installing an old version of coop-cms. I
picked the one on GitgHub.

I’m using Django 1.7 which doesn’t allow inbound model object methods
when
using “django’s own migrations” so I ran syncdb.
Also the templates couldn’t be found by the app_directories.loader.
This
is very strange because a cat to the path+file in terminal is showing
the
template code.
I ended up copying them to the projects template directory.
Last thing —unsolved yet— is bar who can’t find a reverse for login.
So I
commented out the template tag.

But I really like the way the site/menu structure is implemented — menu
items are no pages.
I designed a quite similar database model myself — using mptt — and
while
searching the web for some info about re-ordering, a bumped against
coop-cms.
Interesting approach so I gave it a try.

Kind regards,

Robert Slotboom

STUDIO345

Van Berchemstraat 133
6981 JA Doesburg

T 0313 795055
W studio345.nl

Op 9 mrt. 2015, om 09:49 heeft Luc JEAN [email protected] het
volgende geschreven:

Hello,

Yes, The doc has to be improved. Sorry for this.

The navigation tree should propose object that can be added in
navigation.

You should create à NavigableType object for thé types of objects (
ex
for articles).

I hope it helps
Best
Luc

Le 7 mars 2015 à 18:30, robslotboom [email protected] a
écrit :

I’ve been able to intall the demo but there are many thing unclear
about the behavior to expect.
The navigation tree editor for instance. I’ve got an empty field
and
an add button. Should the field be filled with the value to add? If so,
that doesn’t work.

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#5 (comment).

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#5 (comment).