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ense a a tus hijos a vivir con alegr a un manual pr ctico para que toda la familia piense en positivo spanish edition pdfThe 13-digit and 10-digit formats both work. This book provides a complete and detailed overview of Plone. It is divided into three parts, which cover using, configuring, and developing and customizing Plone. After the coverage of Plone's features, the case studies in the final part of the book reveal the true power of Plone. As when you're working with Plone itself, you can choose where to start in this book and how best to apply it to your own needs. With Plone, anyone can manage a website or work with an efficient intranet. Start reading The Definitive Guide to Plone, Second Edition right away, and the World Wide Web will be yours. Fully covers content management with Plone in Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux Shows how to configure, administer, and maintain Plone Details the development of custom applications with Plone Includes case studies that show how Plone is already being deployed across networks and businesses Then you can start reading Kindle books on your smartphone, tablet, or computer - no Kindle device required. He is also a core developer of the Plone content management system. McKay maintains ZopeZen.org, a website dedicated to Zope-based applications and Zope extensions.Full content visible, double tap to read brief content. Videos Help others learn more about this product by uploading a video. Upload video To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. Instead, our system considers things like how recent a review is and if the reviewer bought the item on Amazon. It also analyzes reviews to verify trustworthiness. Please try again later. Tracy R. Reed 1.0 out of 5 stars I whacked at it for a few years. I never got it. Moved to Django a little over a year ago. Now I can actually develope web apps. Yeay!Zustand so wie beschrieben. Gerne wieder. Keep the pointer still over an item for a few seconds to get its description. A Portlet for Plone.http://homebuilthifi.com/famoso-2000-manual.xml
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June 2-6, 2008 Consider proposing a talk involving Plone Better Yet, Organize One! After logging in for the firstUsing the same login here makes it easier to coordinate team assignments. For that you can participate at. There have been many changes in this version, if you are using Plone 4 do consult the Plone 4.3 Documentation It is important to know how to state questions, because once you learn it, you will get better answers back more quickly. Most of your questions were probably already answered by someone else in the past. Save your and our time by searching the web first. Pick meaningful keywords from the log entry. Sometimes searching for the entire error message works! Be specific. This includes: Respect others and what they are doing. Read the hints below and try to match your topic with specified pattern. Your subject line is your sales pitch, so you should make your subject line specific and easy to understand. Mention your expected result. IRC does not require you to log in, but you will receive notifications of responses only while you remain connected). Follow the example below: Here are some guidelines on how to form a good question for Internet discussion. This disrupts other people chatting about other topics. Instead please paste the full traceback error log to pastie.org and then paste the link to your error log or code (from your browser’s address bar) to the chat. Silence doesn’t mean we’re ignoring you, it means that nobody is online right now who knows the answer to your question. Do not use excessive exclamation marks (!!!) or question marks (???) as it makes you look unprofessional and discourages others to help you. Hint: you can use Tab key to autocomplete nick name after typing few letters. Keep in mind, that since you write something, and send it, it cannot be taken back. Anyone here have problems installing XYZ?” Here is a link to the error log on pastie.http://www.mykoreabus.ru/pic/file/famous_f_108_manual.xmlorg: ” To help you with an error, a complete traceback log is needed, not just the last line which says something like “AttributeError”. Then start Plone in foreground mode. When the error happens, the full traceback is printed to the console as well. In production mode, Zope ignores all add-ons which fail to load. ESR’s doc is long and offensive, though once you realize that ESR is your crusty old merchant-marine uncle it can be fun and helpful. You can disable it by blocking the JavaScript coming from www.google-analytics.com. For the band, see Plone (band). The largest sprint of the year is the sprint immediately following the annual conference.It was made as a usability layer on top of the Zope Content Management Framework. The first version was released in 2001. The project quickly grew into a community, receiving plenty of new add-on products from its users. The increase in community led to the creation of the annual Plone conference in 2003, which is still running today. In March 2004, Plone 2.0 was released. This release brought more customizable features to Plone, and enhanced the add-on functions. In May 2004, the Plone Foundation was created for the development, marketing, and protection of Plone. The Foundation has ownership rights over the Plone codebase, trademarks, and domain names. On March 12, 2007, Plone 3 was released.Theming is made easier with Diazo. The Chameleon rendering engine improves response times by 15 to 30 percent. A modern series of form widgets have been created with usability and accessibility in mind.Plone by default stores all information in Zope's built-in transactional object database ( ZODB ). It comes with installers for Windows, macOS, and Linux, along with other operating systems. New updates are released regularly on Plone's website. Plone is available in over 50 languages. A major part of Plone is its use of skins and themes. Plone's Diazo theming engine can be used to customize a website's look. These themes are written with JavaScript, HTML, XSLT, and Cascading Style Sheets. In addition, Plone comes with a user management system called Pluggable Authentication Service (PAS). PAS is used to search for users and groups in Plone. Most importantly, PAS covers the security involved for users and groups, requiring authentication in order to log into Plone. A large part of Plone's changes have come from its community. Since Plone is open source, the members of the Plone community regularly make alterations or add-ons to Plone's interface, and make these changes available to the rest of the community via Plone's website.The Plone conference is also attended and supported by the members of the Plone community. In addition, Plone has an active IRC channel to give support to users who have questions or concerns. Up through 2007, there have been over one million downloads of Plone. Plone's development team has also been ranked in the top 2 of the largest open source communities.Plone's Web-based administrative interface is optimized for standards, allowing it to work with most common web browsers, and uses additional accessibility standards to help users who have disabilities. All of Plone's features are customizable, and free add-ons are available from the Plone website.Logged CVEs take into account vulnerabilities exposed in the core product as well as the modules of the software, of which, the included modules may be provided by 3rd party vendors and not the primary software provider.Retrieved 2015-01-02. By using this site, you agree to the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. By using our website you agree to our use of cookies. He has written a number of successful computer books on topics such as Visual Basic, Visual Basic.NET, and Linux. Michael is the author of The Definitive Guide to MySQL 5, Third Edition and Definitive Guide to Excel VBA, Second Edition from Apress. show more We're featuring millions of their reader ratings on our book pages to help you find your new favourite book. The Plone framework has lots of components that can be used to create add-ons or extensions called Plone Products. You can optimize your site for improved usability, accessibility, and security by creating custom Plone products. This book covers recipes that will help you create custom Plone Products and implement them on your website. Every topic covered in this book is accompanied by essential fundamentals and step-by-step explanation that will help you understand it better. With the help of this book you will be able to create custom Plone products that are well suited for your website. You can read the whole book or just pick recipes relevant for you; cross references help you understand the recipes even if you do not read them in order. If you work through the book in order, you will start by setting up an example project of a news website that will be developed throughout the book. You will learn about all of the necessary tools a Plone developer must have before starting any project. You will develop the website further by detecting problems and debugging them. You will be able to modify code on-the-fly or get help on how to do some tasks by installing and using special tools such as IPython, ipdb, and PDBDebugMode. You will then create a new content type, based on an existing one, and wrap the final product into a Python egg. You will set up automated testing to prevent errors in code that have evolved in the development stage. You will use paster to automatically create a new custom content type from scratch. You will improve the performance of your application by creating lightweight content types and following other recipes covered in this book. Key features such as usability, internationalization, accessibility and security are covered to make sure that your development and customizations will be at the level of Plone core and its most remarkable add-on products. You will improve your user interface by creating simple client-side visual changes and server-side manipulation of objects. You will learn to create and manage portlets by using Portlet manager and customize your website by modifying third-party products. Finally you will learn to communicate with an external non-Python-based system and make your products available for future use. This means that it’s a piece of software that provides all the necessary tools for people to publish content. Why do we say that Plone is the CMS? For several reasons: It's easy to use It's available in more than 40 languages It has granular security It's regularly updated It's Open Source It has almost everything we need and, if it doesn't, we can add that specific need These two last are, no doubt, its most important features: Plone is extendible, because it’s also a framework, and that is what we’ll mostly cover in this book—the components that are part of the framework and how to use them to build our extensions. Note Find out more about Plone features at. In Plone, the extension facility is provided via the installation of products. Think of them as plugins, add-ons, extensions, or whatever name you want. In Plone literature, they are called products, though. Note While most Plone add-ons are technically Python packages, we will use the term products throughout this book because it is still very commonly used in Zope and Plone sphere. As a matter of fact, Plone itself is a whole set of products, and some of its current basic features were born initially as additional characteristics, like Archetypes (more of this in the Chapter 3). With a little luck and a lot of work, one of your products may be included in a future release. Note You can find a variety of available Open Source community-developed products at. In this chapter, we are going to install Plone (in both Linux and Windows). Plone is not an isolated software application, it needs Zope and other associated products to be installed as well. To understand this process and all these components, let’s define a not-too-comprehensive, but sufficient glossary: It is very interesting because it provides not only the programming code but also metadata like the version number, dependencies, and license terms. However, we won’t cover all of its possibilities. Throughout the whole book, after adding products to the project we are developing, we will add recipes or parameters to the buildout file, which we will create in this chapter. To fill this gap, we can use a special buildout to install an isolated Python environment called virtualenv. Note The idea of using virtualenv is to have a Python installation independent from the operating system's: no matter which version of Python is native in the OS, your Plone site will still work, as it will be never modified again unless you do it explicitly. This first buildout, not the one that we’ll use to install Plone, is a good place to start to understand its parts and the way it works. Getting ready To set up virtualenv, we need any version of Python installed first. So just run your own distro package manager to get it, if it is not installed yet. Note The following example installs Python 2.4.6 (the latest 2.4.x available at the time of writing) as a virtualenv. By changing the version number, you can apply the same method to create a Python 2.6 virtualenv. You can also get a copy of these two procedures in the source code that accompanies this book. In the following procedure, we will compile and make Python, so we will need various packages installed in our system first.It has no special meaning. Enter the following buildout.cfg file to create virtualenv: The cmmi suffix stands for Compile Make and Make Install. In this case, it runs the installation of a virtualenv to create an isolated Python 2.4 environment in your system. As you must have noticed, there are other lines of code besides the part definitions and their recipes. You can correctly guess that there are many different recipes, each with their special parameter configuration and variables. For instance, there are recipes to install Varnish (a proxy cache server) and MySQL. How to do it. So far we have just created a configuration file to create a Python 2.4 environment, but we haven’t got it yet. Please try enabling it if you encounter problems. Python projects, including flake8, JSHint, CSS Lint, andJenkins. Though, if you don’t specify a directoryIf you create a new package you might want to enable all checks. This configuration looks like this: They are mostly coding Plone’s styleguide (specially the Python section). Or maybe you like to check in partsSometimes developers may want to deviate from the project-level settings locally,Repo-specific override names onlyIf a developer disagrees with the set of flake8 extensions you’re validatingThis is ignored if jenkins is set to True. This works for mostNote that Jenkins usuallyViolations plugin). Note that this option does not have any effect on theDefault is False. Default is True. Default value is the value configured forDefault is False. Default value is the value configured forThis will dramatically increase speed on aDefault is False. Ignored if jenkins is True. Default is False. Default is True. Default is none. If flake8 is set to False, this option will be ignored. Example toDefault is False. Default is False. NoteTo install JSHint inDefault is none. If you want JSHint to skip some files you can list themYou may disableDefault is False. Plone’s javascript framework Mockup and take it’s.jscs.json fileTo install with Buildout, add the followingDefault is False. Default is False. There is no chameleon-lint-bin. The chameleon-lint parser on the other hand just checks that the template isDefault is False. There is no xmllint-bin. Default is False. Default is False. To use this you will need to set the i18ndude-bin option. Default is False. However, summaries will also be suppressed when jenkins is set to True. Default is none. Default is True. Default is none. Default is False. To use this you will need to set the zptlint-bin option. Default is none. To run a plone.recipe.codeanalysis self-test that covers these extra linters: ERROR: Unknown option --verboseERROR: While executing gem. (Errno::EACCES)While. Installing rubygems. Error: System errorModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'zc.buildout'Solution: run: TrueTrue. TrueTrueTrueNote that this requires a double-buildout sequence to get the scss-lint Add tests and documentation.No tests for this since it would require a full egg fixture.Older versions could makeFix multiprocessing bug. Shared state is hard to No more false positives on logFixes Fixes Fixes. Fixes Fixes Fixes Fixes Fixes Fixes Following options have been removed: It now also supportsThis will dramatically increase speed on largeFixes Fixes Fixes Pyramid and other web Python-based development frameworks. Fixes Those files canFixes Fixes If you're not sure which to choose, learn more about installing packages. Please try enabling it if you encounter problems. The name of the control script is the name of the part in buildout.Python 2.7 and 3.5-3.9. If you are using this recipe with earlier versions,Can be either a port or a socket address. Defaults to 0.0.0.0:8080. If this is unset, Zope will listenThis directive can beDefaults to notUsed for ZServer only, not WSGI. The default is 4 for WSGI (since this is the waitress default) and 2 for ZServer. Specify the number of threads that Zope’s ZServer web server will use toZope’s run cycle. Example: WSGI server. When running Python 2 you can disable WSGI and use ZServer byYou have to provide it yourself. The default is 1073741824 (since this is the waitress default) If you want to override a few translations from the plone domain in theExceptions other than Unauthorized orUse this optionSee the Zope. WSGI documentation forDefaults to off,Default to profile-SECTIONNAME.raw. This file contains the raw profile data for further analysis. It is meant for consumation with any cachegrind compatible application. Defaults to cachegrind.out.SECTIONNAME. See repoze.profile docs for details. The path for through the web access to the last profiled request. See repoze.profile docs for details. See repoze.profile docs for details. Defaults to 8100. You can setAlternative addresses willIn this case, setting theTo set up a ZEO server, you can use the plone.recipe.zeoserver recipe.Either by being on the same physical machine orMake sure this instancesDefaults to false. Without this anyone that can connect to the database servers socket can readZEO server. It is obligatory to also specify a zeo-password. Level may be any of. CRITICAL, ERROR, WARN, INFO, DEBUG, or ALL. Defaults to INFO. Enables log rotation. Used for ZServer only, not WSGI. Defaults to 1. Used for ZServer only, not WSGI. Used for ZServer only, not WSGI. Used for ZServer only, not WSGI. Example snippet: For ZServer this will omit the section in zope.conf. For WSGI, the logging handler will be a NullHandler. Level may be any of CRITICAL, ERROR. WARN, INFO, DEBUG, or ALL. Defaults to WARN (INFO for WSGI). Enables log rotation. Used for ZServer only, not WSGI. Defaults to 1. Used for ZServer only, not WSGI. Used for ZServer only, not WSGI. Python Sentry SDK, either by adding it to your eggs section directly or by adding. Available for WSGI only. Available for WSGI only. Available for WSGI only. Available for WSGI only. This allows you to configure anThe first path takesZope 2 products are deprecated and won’t work any longer in a future versionIf this optionThe ZEO cache isIt is stored either inPersistent cache files are disabled by default. If not set, thenThe ZEO cache size will be checked when this manyDefaults to 10 of the blob cacheDefaults to the systemThe default in waitress 1 is false, but waitress 2 changes this to true. We explicitly default to false. When you set it to true, you may need to set other wsgi.ini options like. Setting those is not supported by the recipe yet. Used for WSGI only, not ZServer. ZPublisher without any other specified encoding. Plone requires this to be set to utf-8. By default, this is aDefaults to not settingEnabling the registry is deprecated. This enables the FTP server. Used for ZServer only, not WSGI. This is useful if for example a 304 leaves the connection open with. Varnish in front and Varnish tries to reuse the connection. This enables the ICP server. Used for ZServer only, not WSGI. This makes it easy to change the completeZope defaults to 0. This affects how often thread switches occur. Defaults to 1000. Otherwise (i.e. without this parameter), scripts for packages addedYou may also configureChameleon will writeSee for more info. Valid options are off or on or a directory-location.This enables the WebDAV server. Used for ZServer only, not WSGI. Defaults to off. Used for ZServer only, not WSGI. By default the pipeline is: Used for WSGI only, not ZServer. Both options supportThis feature is still experimental. If set to “off” or “false”, no temporary storageThis prevents startup issues for basic Zope 4But, in order for Zope to understand your custom sections, you’ll have toThe request is discarded and considered as a DoS attack if the header size exceedsSimilarly, the run command accepts a Python script as an argumentThis environment set up is controlledThis is useful for twoSecond, IDEs like WingIDE and PyCharm support debugging runningFor this to work, the process should alsoIn those cases, always useAdded missing WSGI config options for windows.Fixes a deprecation warning.Run tests there in a matrix against Zope 4 and Zope 5, Windows and Linux, Python 27, 3.6, 3.7 and 3.8. Testing Python 2.7 on Windows is skipped. Refactor tox test setup slightly, do not use tox on GitHub. Split up tests in smaller easier to maintain files. Fix tests to run on Windows without tocuhing the recipe code (the Windows code is not perfect right now, but it test are reflecting current state). This primary includes respecting path-handling (backslash vs slash), conditional instance generation and differences in wsgi configurations. Also resolves “unclosed files” warnings. Reflect Zope 5 and so Plone 6.0 support in trove classifiers.Do not generate instance script. Need to use.\bin\runwsgi.exe -dv.\parts\etc\wsgi.ini on windows to start.The way zopectl and this recipe handle commandsUp to now they were handled but not displayed at allSet z2-log to the value disable toSet event-log to the valueThis prevents the debugFixes WindowsTranslation overridesWe specify a cache size of 30000Used a simple patternThe option had no effect since ZODB 3.2This closesAdded readme files to the bin and var This lets persistent ZEO caches work again,This closes.Zope2.Startup” on Windows. See.You can place import filesWe don’t rely or generate the runzopeWe specify a cache size of 10000This is done even if they already exist, since the eggs may have changed.This can causeThis makes it possible to avoid the hard-coded paths in these scripts.We assume that we have an egg distribution if zope2-location is not set.This is useful for environments whereThis is useful for environments whereLinux distributions of Zope2 don’t have these files.Its very very helpful in cluster setups with zope-conf-additionalKeyError.You can provide the valueThis makes it possible forAdded testsNote that this does not work with anyThis allows an extending buildout configuration to disable relstorage again.Note that split() orAdded support for ZODB 3.8 blob storageThis referencesDefaults to the name of the ZEO client.Added link to the bugtracker.Was causingThis makes it possible to useIf you're not sure which to choose, learn more about installing packages. Sign up for a free GitHub account to open an issue and contact its maintainers and the community.Please try again. It would be interesting to try with a real site to get a sense of how long the migration takes in practice. This one is tricky because they are in a BTree and we can't just add a zodbupdate mapping to avoid migrating all BTree values to str. So we don't have a good way to target this particular BTree for avoiding str-ification. Maybe we need to convert the str back to bytes at runtime before passing it to AuthEncoding. Some things that come to mind to pay attention to: From the above checkouts we already have mappings for OFS.Image.Pdata and the message of a ZopeVersionControl LogEntry (which is actually a pickle stored inside a ZODB pickle!) We don't need to do this for blobs though. Maybe we want to add an option to zodbupdate to specify a default encoding to avoid adding mappings for the common case. That worked fine, and we are running Python 3 in production since March. There's some stuff to know: The blob files need to be renamed in order to match the new transaction id. Hopefully if you used unicode everywhere, there will not be any problems. This would be the strategy to convert strings in btrees for instance, or anything you cannot target with zodbupdate. We used unicode and therefore strings in Python 3 everywhere, so we did not have much troubles there. Maybe this is easier than the approach to try out and see what breaks. See for the documentation of the analysis step. This would be the strategy to convert strings in btrees for instance, or anything you cannot target with zodbupdate. In Python 2: I did not in-depth testing on the DB, but the content is shown, login works, edit works. We could be better in explaining what to do in case of failures and how to fix them, but thats a nice to have and may evolve over time with projects migrated. It needs one more check. But we may need more real life migrations to verify. Additional docs are in Reload to refresh your session. Reload to refresh your session. Update 2: zest.pocompile.)By now it is three yearsThis time I will focus on. Plone 3.3 and 4.0. Advice here should be valid for the complete PloneThe findings belowBasically, it does not matter in Plone 3.3 and 4.0. They both workI know no downsides to the newerFor example, you may have theseUpdate: Hanno. Schlichting notes that these headers are not actually part of theI myself will note that i18ndude (at least the most recent 3.2In Products.Poi the domain name isIn most of those cases itLet's try out most of theNote that you are always allowed to use the plone domain, but if the xml file supports a separate domain, it is best to use that. It is only usedWhen you do that, in Plone 3 yourIn Plone 4 both are combined; I cannotSo: for your ownI usually copy a script with the nameIt at least works on Linux and Mac andThis function is usually defined like this: It will report all 'underscored'Usually you are only interested in your own domain. If you still needFor example, when customizing theDutch file here): You should create an i18n directory forIf they are in an i18nIf they are inYou locate the plone.po file for your translation and copy it toIn our case we have created a packageThe tricky thing now is to make sure that the zcml for this package isIf we add a plone.po file in our locales directory, the effect isCopying thePlone 3.3 it seemed less reliable, but that may be because I wasThe commas are optional. InSome words fromThe new one now affects locales foldersSo to get the full memoryTo compile a file manually, youIn Plone 4 this is optional. For example,To enable theAll po files in an i18n or locales directory are compiled inside thatI have not done thisMake sure the zcml of your package isNeed a Web App based on Plone or Django. Go to my employer Zest Software. Every month, Six Feet Up's Director of Engineering T. Kim Nguyen sits down with a different member of the Plone Community and asks them about their work with or on the Plone CMS. Especially after the migration of projects to newer Versions of Plone or Python these skills are needed. Here is most of what I learned about this topic. Especially after the migration of projects to newer Versions of Plone or Python these skills are needed. Here is most of what I learned about this topic. Reasons for that may be: Many issues may already exists in their database before the migration but people usually do not run checks to find issues. After a migration to Python 3 most people check their database for the first time. This may be because the documentation on python3-migration recommends running the tool zodbverify. To solve each of the issues you need to be able to answer three questions: In my experience these usually solved most issues. Scanned 163955 records. Found 1886 records that could not be loaded. Exceptions, how often they happened and which oids are affected. ModuleNotFoundError: No module named ' Products.Archetypes ': 1487. ModuleNotFoundError: No module named ' Products.PloneFormGen ': 289. AttributeError: module ' App.interfaces ' has no attribute ' IPersistentExtra ': 34.