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collective.portlet.keywordmatches 1.2
A Plone portlet to display items with similar keywords

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version 1.2 on Jan 5th, 2011

collective.portlet.keywordmatches

Overview

This is a simple portlet that will display content that has keywords similar to the piece of content you are on.

Options

The portlet has the following options available to it on the Add screen.

count This is the number of recent items that will be shown in the portlet.

states The workflow states the items must be in to be shown in the portlet.

allowed_types The allowed types to be shown in the portlet and the 'more...' link search

show_all_types Choose whether or not all types should be available for the 'more...' link. This will search for all content types when clicking on 'more...'

Change History

1.2 (2008-10-02)
  • Fixed the 'more...' link so that it doesn't show when all the

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possible results are already in the portlet. If 'show all types' is checked then the 'more...' link will always show. [claytron]

1.1 (2008-10-02)
  • Fixed up i18n and added Czech localization

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[naro]

  • Fixed "more..." link portal_type list

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Bullet list ends without a blank line; unexpected unindent.

[naro]

1.0
  • initial release to the cheeseshop
  • fix up the portlet so that it follows the plone convention

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[claytron]

0.6 unreleased
  • added portaltype icons based on portlet news

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hpeter at agitator dot com

  • ill named variable (portal_types) caused edit screen to crash

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[claytron]

0.5 unreleased
  • A dash of PEP 8

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[claytron]

  • Added more options to the portlet

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[claytron]

0.3 Unreleased
  • Initial code creation

System Message: WARNING/2 (<string>, line 76)

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[lucielejard]

0.1 Unreleased
  • Initial package structure.

System Message: WARNING/2 (<string>, line 82)

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[zopeskel]

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