Re: templates & content-elements

2005-11-19 Thread patrick k
> Alternatively, if every page of your site has *separate* logic about > presentation, which is required to be editable in the admin, then > you'll want to create a "page" model, which has foreign keys to the > types of content it's displaying, a field for the URL, and fields > representing the or

Re: templates & content-elements

2005-11-17 Thread patrick k
eugene: thanks for the links. it´s really hard for me to explain what i want - i tried it yesterday with a code-example, but didn´t get an answer (so i thought i try a different approach and relate to templavoila, although that might give the wrong impression). basic idea: building a site with o

Re: templates & content-elements

2005-11-17 Thread Eugene Lazutkin
http://typo3.org/doc.0.html?&tx_extrepmgm_pi1[extUid]=1332&cHash=d739966bdd http://www.mcuniverse.com/TemplaVoila_-_Cheat_Sheet.1221.0.html http://www.mcuniverse.com/TemplaVoila_-_Public_Demo.1708.0.html "Jacob Kaplan-Moss" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Nov 17

Re: templates & content-elements

2005-11-17 Thread Jacob Kaplan-Moss
On Nov 17, 2005, at 10:21 AM, patrick kranzlmüller wrote: i´d like to do something similar to TemplaVoila (used within Typo3). i don´t like Typo3 at all, but their concept of "Futuristic Template Building" is really good, i think. if anyone has an idea of how to implement this functionality

Re: templates & content-elements

2005-11-17 Thread patrick kranzlmüller
i´d like to do something similar to TemplaVoila (used within Typo3). i don´t like Typo3 at all, but their concept of "Futuristic Template Building" is really good, i think. if anyone has an idea of how to implement this functionality with django, please let me know. patrick

Re: templates & content-elements

2005-11-16 Thread Kenneth Gonsalves
On Wednesday 16 Nov 2005 11:26 pm, patrick k wrote: > i guess your implying the wrong intention here. > i didn´t want to offend anyone. sorry if i did. just wanted to give > some personal information (with relevance to my question). i didnt get offended - when i started reading your post, i first

Re: templates & content-elements

2005-11-16 Thread patrick k
i see what you mean. my ideas was somehow different though. let´s say my content-area looks like this: {% block film %}1237{% endblock %} {% block star %}97{% endblock %} {% block banner %}{% endblock %}

Re: templates & content-elements

2005-11-16 Thread patrick k
i guess your implying the wrong intention here. i didn´t want to offend anyone. sorry if i did. just wanted to give some personal information (with relevance to my question). > > On Wednesday 16 Nov 2005 3:11 pm, patrick k wrote: >> i´m writing my PhD on "cooperative structures". right now, we

Re: templates & content-elements

2005-11-16 Thread Adrian Holovaty
On 11/16/05, patrick k <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > the content-ares should consist of small blocks (film, star, interview ...). > the site-editor should be able to MOVE these blocks around (change the > position of the block), EDIT the block (e.g. assigning a different film-ID) > and DELETING the

Re: templates & content-elements

2005-11-16 Thread Kenneth Gonsalves
On Wednesday 16 Nov 2005 3:11 pm, patrick k wrote: > i´m writing my PhD on "cooperative structures". right now, we are > writing an article called "RTFM and teach yourself" for a book about > "micro-learning" this is not really necessary, we help anyone on this list - except ppl who havent passe