Re: [OSCOM] Cyclone3 XULadmin 1.2 stable released
Roman Fordinal <[email protected]> Fri, 18 May 2007 11:51:51 +0200
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.cms.oscom |
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| Organization | Comsultia, Ltd. |
| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
Hi Michael, List is working, and you are successfully subscribed (as I have looked into membership list). List is low-traffic and not moderated. Have you tried this link to download XPI into your Firefox?: http://www.cyclone3.org/downloads/cyclone3xuladmin.xpi Can you not download, or is here another error with installation? Michael Wechner wrote: > Hi > > Cyclone looks very interesting. I have tried downloading the XPI, but > failed. Any idea what might be wrong? > > Also I have tried to subscribe to the devel mailing list > [email protected] and confirmed, but it seems that > I am still no subscribed. Is this list being moderated? > > Thanks > > Michael > > > Roman Fordinal wrote: > >> Hi >> >> Cyclone.org is pleased to announce this stable version of long-time >> developed open source Cyclone3 XULadmin. >> >> Cyclone3 XULadmin is the first open source content management GUI >> built upon Mozilla Application Framework - it is the interface for >> Cyclone3 content management features based on XUL, JavaScript and AJAX >> technologies. >> >> WebSite: http://www.cyclone3.org >> Demo: http://www.cyclone3.org/get-cyclone3/demo >> Firefox addon: http://www.cyclone3.org/downloads/cyclone3xuladmin.xpi >> >> >> List of changes in 1.2 >> >> * New Look >> >> We have simplified and cleared the default look of the environment. >> Aiming for greater work area we redesigned or removed unneeded >> elements. Additionally we now use a more integrated Tango icon theme set. >> >> * Editing Articles >> >> In effort to make creating and editing articles more pleasant we >> have increased the editor area significantly by hiding header elements >> which are not needed for most articles. >> CSS styles used by the website now can be used directly while >> editing articles. This helps authors to see how the final article will >> look without the need to preview it. >> File attachments can now be added to articles making it easier to >> share documents or files. >> Images can have a click action associated with them. >> >> * Editing Images >> >> Editing images should now be easier. It is now imposible to save an >> image without defining a thumbnail which is now selected as first for >> insertion. >> >> * Drag and Drop >> >> In "Sitemap" tab you can now freely drag any page and in tab >> "Content" move any articles into categories. Just try. >> >> * Sitemap - site structure >> >> Editing the page structure has been extended to support more pages. >> Currently this section is still under development and more features >> such as interactive configuration of page attributes is in progress. >> >> * SVG Statistics >> >> Graphs now take up less space. >> >> >> Other changes: >> >> * Image downloads. >> * Link to file copy support in articles. >> * Welcome screen. >> * Known bug fixes. >> * German localization >> >> >> >> > > -- Roman Fordinal head of development ~ * +421 905 400 016 ~ * [email protected] ~ * jabber: rfordinal-i1OhQt8rBBdaa/[email protected] ~ * mlynske nivy 8, 811 09 bratislava ~ * slovakia ~ * http://www.comsultia.com