Content Versions


Version
1.0
Rating
Compatibility
Reviews
5
License
GPLv2 or later
Non-Commercial
Type
Date Added
2 November 2011
When you delete a article out of the trashcan it will drop all versions of it except the last one saved. Then one will stay in the database. Maybe in the future I will make a function to show and restore does versions as well. Or there will be a a option to drop all versions when you delete a article.
In the configuration of the Content - Versions plug-in you can set the max number of versions that it has to save. It will drop the oldest version if maximum is reached.
In the configuration of the Button - Versions plug-in you can set the size of the pop-up window.
Really short explanation:
- Install the package that contains the component and the two plug-ins.
- Go to the back-end and publish the two plug-ins.
- Then open a article in the article editor and change it. It only saves when you did make a change.
- After saving it you can see that there is 1 version available in the button under the wysiwyg editor
- Click the button and discover your options.
This is a great extension and does is exactly what it should ... a much needed function that should probably be in core, but...
Anyhow, think a Freemium pricing structure would go down well for this extension, so to fund your dev of a version that supports this to front-end editors could be based on a subscription/fee.
Great job & thinks on giving this free version to the community.
Anyhow, think a Freemium pricing structure would go down well for this extension, so to fund your dev of a version that supports this to front-end editors could be based on a subscription/fee.
Great job & thinks on giving this free version to the community.
The extension worked quite well and does what it says. However it does not work on the front-end at all. I contacted support which they replied saying that it would be too much work for them to add this feature. My site mostly uses the front end. As a result I cannot use this extension for my site. I will however compliment how well this extension works for the backend.
Pretty good approach. Yes, the versions comes back.
My ideas:
- Autopublish for the plugins
- If the editor is in text mode, the versions won't get pasted
- The preview doesn't match the correct output, I think, the template-paths and css is needed, so a direct output isn't possible. The preview function of tinymce run in the same problem. If you use an iframe, mootools-ajax and some know how, you can open the joomla frontsite-article in a absolute positioned div.
Keep going on,
Best Regards
My ideas:
- Autopublish for the plugins
- If the editor is in text mode, the versions won't get pasted
- The preview doesn't match the correct output, I think, the template-paths and css is needed, so a direct output isn't possible. The preview function of tinymce run in the same problem. If you use an iframe, mootools-ajax and some know how, you can open the joomla frontsite-article in a absolute positioned div.
Keep going on,
Best Regards

