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| - if an earlier version is selected, all new stuff would be embeded within ins-tags, all removed stuff within del-tags |
- if an earlier version is selected, all new stuff would be embeded within ins-tags, all removed stuff within del-tags |
| - there would be meta-infos on some place of the screen (who changed what and when) |
- there would be meta-infos on some place of the screen (who changed what and when) |
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| (Typo3 does [http://www.carnet.hr/CUC/cuc2004/program/papers/list/b5_milovan_absbio.html not] do that) |
(Typo3 does [http://www.carnet.hr/CUC/cuc2004/program/papers/list/b5_milovan_absbio.html not] do that, But Article Manager Does) |
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| +++ distribute content to different branches |
+++ distribute content to different branches |
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+++ Webpages |
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| We have already seen the success of Article Manager. phpWebsite should either adopt it into the core, or add the features of announcements to web pages. Don't continue to run a module out there that is inferior in every way to a module designed by a third party. |
We have already seen the success of Article Manager. PhpWebsite should either adopt it into the core, or add the features of announcements to web pages. Do not continue to run a module out there that is inferior in every way to a module designed by a third party. |
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I still need this one explained. How do I associate Linkmanager with the rest of my content? How is it displayed? Why are categories assigned to it, when there doesn't seem to be a reason why? Really rather confusing. |
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