New EEA Plone Add-ons
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This document summarizes three new add-ons from the European Environment Agency (EEA): EEA Annotator for inline comments, EEA Progressbar for tracking editing progress, and EEA PDF for customizable PDF export. It provides information on the features and setup of each add-on, and includes links to demo videos. The presentation was given at the Plone Conference in Bristol, 2014 by Alin Voinea from Eau de Web in Romania.
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New EEA Plone Add-ons
- 1. EEA Plone Add-ons Alin Voinea Eau de Web, Romania PLONE CONFERENCE BRISTOL 2014
- 3. Most popular EEA add-ons ● Faceted Navigation - eea.facetednavigation ● Data Visualization - eea.daviz ● Tags - eea.tags ● Relations - eea.relations ● Alchemy - eea.alchemy ● eea.depiction - eea.uberlisting - eea.geotags - eea.versions - eea.sparql
- 5. Latest EEA add-ons ● Inline comments - eea.annotator ● Editing progress - eea.progressbar ● PDF Export - eea.pdf
- 7. Microsoft Word - inline commenting
- 8. JS library - annotatorjs.org
- 9. EEA Annotator - inline commenting
- 10. EEA Annotator - Main features ● Inline comments on any webpage ● Portal-types aware ● Workflow aware ● Custom notifications with Content-rules ● Archetypes / Dexterity ● Contextually enable / disable / read-only
- 11. EEA Annotator - Setup [buildout] eggs += eea.annotator zcml += eea.annotator
- 12. EEA Annotator - Demo http://youtu.be/UExygLRqjkc
- 14. Redmine like progress bar (document)
- 15. Redmine like progress bar (collection)
- 16. Editing progress - Workflow steps trail
- 17. Editing progress - Completion widget
- 18. EEA Progress Bar - Setup [buildout] eggs += eea.progressbar zcml += eea.progressbar
- 19. EEA Progress Bar - Demo Metadata http://youtu.be/awS6zW2Iigo Workflow http://youtu.be/a_U0tmw-4As
- 20. 3. PDF Export eea.pdf
- 21. EEA PDF - Main features ● Customizable o PDF Cover o PDF Table of contents o PDF Body o PDF Header o PDF Footer o PDF Back cover ● PDF Themes per Content-Type ● Asynchronous ● External FS for generated PDFs
- 22. EEA PDF - Setup [instance] eggs += eea.pdf plone.app.async zcml += eea.pdf plone.app.async-single_db_worker environment-vars += WKHTMLTOPDF_PATH /usr/bin/wkhtmltopdf EEADOWNLOADS_NAME downloads EEADOWNLOADS_PATH /var/local/downloads
- 23. EEA PDF - Demo youtube.com / user / eeacms
- 24. Questions
- 25. Thank you Twitter @alinvoinea Docs eea.github.io Youtube youtube.com / user / eeacms