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Update of the CMS FDT in the making...
What will change: a few bugfixes (images) and an update to the code of the CKEditor that I'm (not) using to edit the text, this should make editing the posts easier/faster... SHOULD.
Stay tuned for more... maybe.
ADDENDUM 1:
Installed Centos on an old laptop I had lying around, plugged into the 'net in the house and installed the last version of the CMS and a dump of the whole site on it. Holy crap, I forgot how many Perl modules needed to be installed. Also, I have the impression that I had some module that are actually not really used...
And cought already 2 bugs in the "domain check" function (didn't allow for an IP address to be used as Hostname).
ADDENDUM 2:
Had to do a change in the database, for some reason, when I wrote this thing, I decided that you can't have two documents with the same name. That sounded logical at the time. But now I realized that it should be "you can't have two documents with the same name and the same language". 'Cause... well, I could use the same name for two document in different languages. Only one at a time is shown on the system. So... yeah.
Also, added the possibility to add different languages after a document has been created. Somehow, I never thought about it.
ADDENDUM 3:
Fixed a few things that I didn't even knew didn't worked. Like the indication that a document is "default" or "404" for a group that I wanted but it was there already, only I bungled the code so wasn't showing anything... The correct allignment for some entries and other few things.
ADDENDUM 4:
Added the possibility to add picture to a post directly from the editor picking it up from the pictures in the CMS, no need to rummage around with different windows.
Davide Bianchi
06/04/2018 10:32
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