Re: Re: adding CMFEditions to Plone 2.5.2

Hi all,

I've changed to plone 3, and all is well.  I really like the NuPlone skin too!

Re: wrist slapping.  I'm happy to submit - them's the rules in the opensource 
world.  But in my defence I'll say that (a) I'm *very* new to plone and (b) I 
gotta say it's /hard/ to find info in plone.org - 'way harder than on other 
systems I've used / am using.  (Although plone is my first real CMS.)

I know: I should volunteer to fix the doc.  But life is such that time is at 
such a premium in my life that doing that just ain't in the cards.

Anyways, all's well that ends well, and I'm very pleased with plone 3. 
Congrats to the team!

Cheers.
Fil

Nick Davis wrote:
> Alexander Limi wrote:
> > > >> I have, for all intents and purposes, an empty site.
> > > >>
> > > >> There's maybe 3 folders and 5 files that I created.  I downloaded one  
> > > >> skin () but didn't install it, changed a few colours in the default  
> > > >> skin, and created a couple test user accounts.  I think that counts 
> > > >> as  "empty".
> > > >>
> > > >> So I'd have to agree with you that this may be a repeatable bug in  
> > > >> CMFEditions.
> > > >>
>
> > > 
> > > If your site is mostly empty, you should probably spare yourself a lot 
> > > of  work and upgrade to Plone 3.0 instead, which has CMFEditions built 
> > > in.  :) 
> > > 
>
> Fil, I say +1 to Limi's advice in your case.
>
> Both Fil and I deserve slapped wrists for not looking at the Issue 
> Tracker first.  ;-)  OTOH this info is not exactly easy to find.
>
> The answer is, yes CMFEditions 1.1 and 1.1.2 are broken with Plone 
> 2.5.x, but CMFEditions 1.0.RC1 works OK. I just tested it.
>
> However this still leaves a burning question. For those of us unable to 
> quickly move to Plone 3 due to legacy stuff, if we use CMFEditions 
> 1.0.RC1 now does that store up any future migration problems when going 
> to Plone3/CMFEditions1.1.2 ?
>
> Cheers
> Nick

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