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version 1.1 on Jul 6th, 2013

README for collective.sliderfields

This product simply add a Dexterity Behavior and Archetypes SchemaExtender components which provides these 3 fields:

  • Slider Image
  • Slider Title
  • Slider Description

It does not do anything more than that. Purpose of this product is to aid in development of an easy to use custom slider related addons in Plone without having to manage separate contents for slider and its related objects.

All objects with this functionality enabled will have a marker interface ISliderFieldsEnabled so that they can be easily queried through catalog (eg: in ObjPathSourceBinder queries).

Enabling Behavior

Follow the normal steps for assigning behavior to a Dexterity content type

Enabling SchemaExtender

Mark the content type with ISliderFieldsEnabled. One method to mark existing types is to use ZCML:

<class class="Products.ATContentTypes.content.link.ATLink">
   <implements interface="collective.sliderfields.interfaces.ISliderFieldsEnabled"/>
</class>

Notes

This product was developed on top of inigo.templer (http://github.com/inigoconsulting/inigo.templer) template.

Changelog

1.1 (2013-06-25)
  • Nothing changed yet.
1.0 (2013-06-05)
  • Initial package generated using inigo.templer

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Last updated Jul 6th, 2013

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