Changeset 4254
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- Tue Dec 20 19:30:32 2005
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- trunk/campsite/ChangeLog (modified) (diff)
- trunk/campsite/CREDITS (modified) (diff)
- trunk/campsite/README (modified) (diff)
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trunk/campsite/ChangeLog
r4074 r4254 1 2.4 (January 10, 2006) 2 Major Features 3 -------------- 4 - Ability to attach files to articles 5 - Article Edit screen redesign 6 - Images, topics, attachments, and publishing events are now shown 7 alongside the article. Adding these items has been vastly 8 simplified. 9 - Article List redesign 10 - Ability to do actions on multiple articles at once (it has a 11 similar interface to Gmail). 12 - More information about each article is shown in the article list. 13 - API for third party plugins (beta) 14 - Simplified navigation 15 - The template engine starts automatically and it can be restarted from 16 the user interface. 17 - The template engine is more user-friendly: when it encounters a 18 critical error it displays a message instead of crashing. 19 20 Minor Features 21 -------------- 22 - Article copy: When duplicating an article, you can now duplicate 23 any number of its translations, as well as give each translation 24 a new name. 25 - Article translation: When you translate an article and the issue 26 and/or section do not exist in the translation language, you now have 27 the ability to create them at the same time you create the article 28 translation. 29 - Scheduled Publishing: A javascript calendar has been added for 30 selecting dates. 31 - Image Archive: Simplified the search interface. Your searches are 32 now remembered. 33 - Image archive: "View image" screen now shows all translations of 34 articles that use the image. 35 - Configuration screens for publications, issues, and sections now 36 have all actions available. Previously, most actions could only be 37 accessed on the "list" screens. 38 - Simplified the "Add Article" screen. 39 - Staff list: Added a "User type" column to the staff list. 40 - Subscribers list can be sorted by full name, account name and 41 creation date. 42 - WYSIWYG: Decreased the loading time for the editor. 43 - WYSIWYG: The editor now works in Firefox 1.5. 44 - Install maintenance binaries into the standard /usr/sbin directory. 45 - Campsite can be installed in standard directories without generating 46 conflicts. The Campsite instance utilities have globally acceptable 47 names. 48 49 Template Language Improvements 50 ------------------------------- 51 - Added "PublishDate" to "print article" commands 52 - Added "PublishDate" to "article list order" command 53 - Added "creation_date" to "article list order" command 54 - Added "List ArticleTopics" 55 - Added "List Subtopics" 56 - Added "Article Number" 57 58 Developers 59 ---------- 60 - Admin interface Subversion repository files now mimic the installed 61 directory structure. 62 - User permissions have been refactored to allow for arbitrary 63 additional user configuration variables 64 - Localizer: Language files are now independent of specific 65 directories. 66 - Localizer: Added ability to move strings to different screens. 67 - Removed all use of the M4 macro processing language. 68 - Replaced PASSWORD function for generating the user password with SHA1. 69 - Moved utility scripts into the implementation directory. 70 71 Bugs Fixed 72 ---------- 73 - Fixed bug where article events would still take place even if 74 the Article was set back to 'New' from 'Submitted' 75 - Fixed bug where an article would be placed in an arbitrary position 76 when copied. 77 - Fixed bug where trying to save the empty string in the WYSIWYG editor 78 would actually save a "<BR>". 79 - Fixed the template engine crash when the issue, section or article 80 template was not set. 81 82 1 83 2.3.3 (October 31, 2005) 2 84 For full details about the changes in 2.3.3, see: -
trunk/campsite/CREDITS
r2961 r4254 4 4 - Douglas Arellanes <[email protected]> 5 5 6 Original Specifications 7 - Micz Flor 8 - Sava Tatic 9 - Aleksandar Brajanoski 6 Campsite Credits by Version Number 10 7 11 Core coding 12 - Mugurel Rus: campsite server, database, admin interface, install scripts, 8 2.4 9 - Mugurel Rus: Campsite parser, database, admin interface, install scripts, 13 10 documentation 14 - Paul Baranowski: admin interface, redesign, HTMLArea adaptation 15 - Sebastian Gobel: admin interface 16 - Micz Flor: documentation 17 - Sava Tatic: documentation 11 - Paul Baranowski: admin interface, API, Xinha, documentation 12 - Ljuba Rankovic (Serbian and Serbo-Croatian) <[email protected]>, 13 <[email protected]> 18 14 19 Heavy Testing and Feature I 20 - Aleksandar Brajanoski 21 - Ondra Koutek 15 2.3 16 - Mugurel Rus: Campsite parser, database, admin interface, install scripts, 17 documentation 18 - Paul Baranowski: admin interface, API, Xinha, documentation 19 - Sava Tatic: manager, documentation 20 - Micz Flor: documentation 21 - Aleksandar Brajanoski: testing 22 - Ondra Koutek: testing, FreeBSD port 23 - John Pye: RPM build 24 - Andrei Blagorazumov (Russian) <[email protected]> 25 - Ljuba Rankovic (Serbian and Serbo-Croatian) <[email protected]>, 26 <[email protected]> 27 - Marinko Filipovic and Tatjana Grujic (Croatian) <[email protected]> 28 - Micz Flor (German) <[email protected]> 29 - Pavla Zankova (Czech) <[email protected]> 30 - Guilherme Henrique Soares (Portuguese) <[email protected]> 31 - Engel Sanchez and William Maas (Spanish) <[email protected]> 32 - Mugurel Rus and Lucian Muresan (Romanian) <[email protected]> 22 33 23 Former contributors 24 - Lucian Muresan: database, admin interface, localization, documentation 25 - Nenad Pandzic: Campfire 26 - Attila Egyedi: campfire, admin interface, localization 27 - Richard Airlie: first port to FreeBSD and OpenBSD, documentation updates, bug fixes 28 - Mirjana Zdjelar: testing 29 - Recognos <www.recognos.com> 30 - DNT Cluj <www.dntcj.ro> 34 2.2 35 - Mugurel Rus: Campsite parser, database, admin interface, install scripts, 36 documentation 37 - Paul Baranowski: admin interface, API, HTMLArea 38 - Sava Tatic: manager, documentation 39 - Micz Flor: documentation 40 - Aleksandar Brajanoski: testing 41 - Ondra Koutek: testing, FreeBSD port 42 - Andrei Blagorazumov (Russian) <[email protected]> 43 - Ljuba Rankovic (Serbian and Serbo-Croatian) <[email protected]>, 44 <[email protected]> 45 - Marinko Filipovic and Tatjana Grujic (Croatian) <[email protected]> 46 - Micz Flor (German) <[email protected]> 47 - Pavla Zankova (Czech) <[email protected]> 48 - Guilherme Henrique Soares (Portuguese) <[email protected]> 49 - Engel Sanchez and William Maas (Spanish) <[email protected]> 50 - Mugurel Rus and Lucian Muresan (Romanian) <[email protected]> 31 51 32 User interface localization: 52 2.1 53 - Mugurel Rus: campsite server, database, admin interface, install scripts, 54 documentation 55 - Sebastian Gobel: admin interface 56 - Micz Flor: documentation 57 - Sava Tatic: manager, documentation 58 - Aleksandar Brajanoski: Testing 59 - Ondra Koutek: Testing 33 60 - Andrei Blagorazumov (Russian) <[email protected]> 34 61 - Ljuba Rankovic (Serbian and Serbo-Croatian) <[email protected]>, 41 68 - Mugurel Rus and Lucian Muresan (Romanian) <[email protected]> 42 69 70 Original Specifications 71 - Micz Flor 72 - Sava Tatic 73 - Aleksandar Brajanoski 43 74 75 Former contributors 76 - Lucian Muresan: database, admin interface, localization, documentation 77 - Nenad Pandzic: Campfire 78 - Attila Egyedi: campfire, admin interface, localization 79 - Richard Airlie: first port to FreeBSD and OpenBSD, documentation updates, bug fixes 80 - Mirjana Zdjelar: testing 81 - Recognos <www.recognos.com> 82 - DNT Cluj <www.dntcj.ro> 44 83 45 84 Thanks to -
trunk/campsite/README
r3900 r4254 1 1 Campsite 2 version : 2.4-dev 3 release date: August 1, 2005 2 version : 2.4-beta 3 release date: December 20, 2005 4 4 contact : [email protected] 5 5 url : https://www.campware.org … … 10 10 INTRODUCTION 11 11 12 CAMPSITE is a content management system with multi-lingual Unicode support, 13 designed for medium to large sized online publications. Issues, back archives, 14 as well as subscription management are fully implemented features. At the core 15 of management system sits the article editor allowing contributors and editors 16 to control layout online in their native font face. Style features can be 17 assigned via buttons - similar to editors such as Wordpad - meaning no HTML 18 knowledge is necessary for formatting text. 12 Campsite is a robust, stable, and journalist-friendly solution for online 13 magazines and newspapers that speaks your language. 19 14 15 Campsite follows the print-newspaper publishing paradigm, so it structures 16 sites by default as Publications > Issues > Sections > Articles. 17 18 Campsite is available in: English, Portuguese, Spanish, German, Russian, 19 Arabic, Chinese, Serbian (Cyrillic), Serbo-Croatian (Latin), Croatian, 20 Czech, and Romanian. However, the interface can easily be localized to new 21 languages using its built-in 'Localizer'. 22 23 CAMPSITE offers... 24 - Support for managing articles translated into different languages 25 - An advanced WYSIWYG interface for article editing 26 - Support for incorporating images into your articles 27 - Support for attaching files to articles 28 - Categorizing your articles with topics 29 - Scheduling articles for release in the future 30 - Full control over the look of your web site 31 - Fine-grained access control for different types of staff users: 32 journalist, editor, designer, etc 33 - Built-in subscription system with: 34 - time trials 35 - pay periods 36 - IP access control for group subscriptions 37 - Support for localizing the interface to new languages 38 - An object-oriented API for building plugins or alternative interfaces 39 20 40 We encourage further development of this software and would like to make any 21 41 progress accessible to all other users. Please contact us if you have or intend 22 42 to developed this software further. 23 43 24 CAMPSITE offers... 25 - support of managing article translations in different languages 26 - advanced editorial interface for remote article editing 27 - cut and paste formatting from other editors into the online 28 - article editor with near WYSIWYG feel 29 - its own customizable search-engine 30 - built-in subscription system 31 - management of dictionaries (obsolete) 32 33 CREDITS 34 35 The original CAMPSITE concept was developed by C@MP in collaboration with 36 Transitions Online, who started using CAMPSITE in late 2000. The initial 37 development was accomplished by DNT and Recognos. For more info see CREDITS file. 38 44 39 45 INSTALLATION 40 - see INSTALL file46 - see the INSTALL file 40 46 47 41 48 MANUAL 42 - see https://www.campware.org/manuals/campsite/2.4/ 49 - see https://www.campware.org/manuals/campsite/2.4/ 42 49 43 50 If you intend to show the world you are running on CAMPSITE, you could include … … 47 54 to https://www.campware.org. 48 55 49 TECH-SPECS 56 57 TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS 50 58 51 59 Implementing CAMPSITE for your purposes requires the following technical set-up, 62 70 63 71 CAMPSITE client: 64 -works in most modern Web browsers: Mozilla, Mozilla Firefox, MS Internet 65 Explorer. No plugins are necessary as of version 2.2. 72 - Works in most modern Web browsers: Mozilla, Mozilla Firefox, MS Internet 73 Explorer. No plugins are necessary as of version 2.2 and up. 74 75 76 CREDITS 77 78 The original CAMPSITE concept was developed by C@MP in collaboration with 79 Transitions Online, who started using CAMPSITE in late 2000. The initial 80 development was accomplished by DNT and Recognos. For more info see CREDITS file. 81 66 82 67 83 COPYRIGHT