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Package: raptus.article.randomcontent
IntroductionProvides a component which displays a random article.The following features for raptus.article are provided by this package:ComponentsRandom content (Random article with it’s image displayed over the whole width)Random content left (Random article with it’s image displayed on the left side)Random content right (Random article with it’s image displayed on the right side)Random content teaser (Random article with it’s image displayed over the whole width and displayed above the columns)Dependenciesraptus.article.nestingInstallationTo install raptus.article.randomcontent into your Plone instance, locate the file
buildout.cfg in the root of your Plone instance directory on the file system,
and open it in a text editor.Add the actual raptus.article.randomcontent add-on to the “eggs” section of
buildout.cfg. Look for the section that looks like this:eggs =
    PloneThis section might have additional lines if you have other add-ons already
installed. Just add the raptus.article.randomcontent on a separate line, like this:eggs =
    Plone
    raptus.article.randomcontentNote that you have to run buildout like this:$ bin/buildoutThen go to the “Add-ons” control panel in Plone as an administrator, and
install or reinstall the “raptus.article.default” product.Note that if you do not use the raptus.article.default package you have to
include the zcml of raptus.article.randomcontent either by adding it
to the zcml list in your buildout or by including it in another package’s
configure.zcml.UsageComponentsNavigate to the “Components” tab of your article and select one of the random content
components and press “save and view”. Note that at least one article has to be contained
in the article in which this component is active.Copyright and creditsraptus.article is copyrighted byRaptus AGand licensed under the GPL.
See LICENSE.txt for details.Developer ManualNote: You find a developer manual for raptus.article atraptus.article.core.
Please have look there if you need more information.Code overviewComponentsplone.abovecontentbodyraptus.article.randomcontent.leftraptus.article.randomcontent.rightraptus.article.randomcontent.fullplone.portaltopraptus.article.randomcontent.teaserInterfacesfile: interfaces.pyIRandomContent (Provider for a random article)getArticle - method (Returns a random article (catalog brain))Schema extenderfile: extender.pyArticleExtender - for IArticleChangelog2.0b5 (2010-11-10)Added French translations2.0b4 (2010-10-24)Set zip_safe flag to False2.0b3 (2010-10-21)Updated readme and manual2.0b2 (2010-10-20)First public release
Package: raptus.article.randomimage
IntroductionProvides components which display a random image contained in the article.The following features for raptus.article are provided by this package:ComponentsRandom image (Random image displayed over the whole width)Random image left (Random image displayed on the left side)Random image right (Random image displayed on the right side)Random image teaser (Random image displayed over the whole width and displayed above the columns)Dependenciesraptus.article.imagesInstallationTo install raptus.article.randomimage into your Plone instance, locate the file
buildout.cfg in the root of your Plone instance directory on the file system,
and open it in a text editor.Add the actual raptus.article.randomimage add-on to the “eggs” section of
buildout.cfg. Look for the section that looks like this:eggs =
    PloneThis section might have additional lines if you have other add-ons already
installed. Just add the raptus.article.randomimage on a separate line, like this:eggs =
    Plone
    raptus.article.randomimageNote that you have to run buildout like this:$ bin/buildoutThen go to the “Add-ons” control panel in Plone as an administrator, and
install or reinstall the “raptus.article.default” product.Note that if you do not use the raptus.article.default package you have to
include the zcml of raptus.article.randomimage either by adding it
to the zcml list in your buildout or by including it in another package’s
configure.zcml.UsageComponentsNavigate to the “Components” tab of your article and select one of the random image
components and press “save and view”. Note that at least one image has to be contained
in the article in which this component is active.Copyright and creditsraptus.article is copyrighted byRaptus AGand licensed under the GPL.
See LICENSE.txt for details.Developer ManualNote: You find a developer manual for raptus.article atraptus.article.core.
Please have look there if you need more information.Code overviewComponentsplone.abovecontentbodyraptus.article.randomimage.fullraptus.article.randomimage.rightraptus.article.randomimage.leftplone.portaltopraptus.article.randomimage.teaserInterfacesfile: interfaces.pyIRandomImage (Provider for a random image)getImage - method (Returns a random image (catalog brain))Changelog2.0b5 (2010-11-10)Added French translations2.0b4 (2010-10-24)Set zip_safe flag to False2.0b3 (2010-10-21)Updated readme and manual2.0b2 (2010-10-20)First public release
Package: raptus.article.reference
IntroductionYou have a site where you would like to list some internal or external references but you are
not able to present them in a nice way. With raptus.article.reference you can do it.The following features for raptus.article are provided by this package:FieldsProvides support for internal or external references on nested articlesDependenciesarchetypes.schemaextenderraptus.article.nestingInstallationTo install raptus.article.reference into your Plone instance, locate the file
buildout.cfg in the root of your Plone instance directory on the file system,
and open it in a text editor.Add the actual raptus.article.reference add-on to the “eggs” section of
buildout.cfg. Look for the section that looks like this:eggs =
    PloneThis section might have additional lines if you have other add-ons already
installed. Just add the raptus.article.reference on a separate line, like this:eggs =
    Plone
    raptus.article.referenceNote that you have to run buildout like this:$ bin/buildoutThen go to the “Add-ons” control panel in Plone as an administrator, and
install or reinstall the “raptus.article.default” product.Note that if you do not use the raptus.article.default package you have to
include the zcml of raptus.article.reference either by adding it
to the zcml list in your buildout or by including it in another package’s
configure.zcml.UsageEdit an article which is contained in another. You will now have the new options
“Internal reference” and “External reference” in your tab “settings”. Add your
reference press “save”. The link on the specific article displayed by the components
listing sub articles now refers to the specified reference. The following packages
provide components respecting the reference setting:raptus.article.listingsraptus.article.contentfaderraptus.article.contentflowraptus.article.randomcontentCopyright and creditsraptus.article is copyrighted byRaptus AGand licensed under the GPL.
See LICENSE.txt for details.Developer ManualNote: You find a developer manual for raptus.article atraptus.article.core.
Please have look there if you need more information.Code overviewInterfacesfile: interfaces.pyIReference (Provider for internal and external references on an article)getReferenceURL - method (Returns the URL or path of the reference)getReference - method (Returns the referenced object, if available)Schema extenderfile: extender.pyArticleExtender - for IArticleChangelog2.0b6 (2010-11-10)Added French translations2.0b5 (2010-10-24)Set zip_safe flag to False2.0b4 (2010-10-21)Updated readme and manual2.0b3 (2010-10-20)First public release
Package: raptus.article.slider
IntroductionProvides a slider component showing the articles contained in the article.The following features for raptus.article are provided by this package:ComponentsSlider (Slider of the articles contained in the article)Slider teaser (Slider of the articles contained in the article displayed above the columns)Dependenciesraptus.easysliderraptus.article.nestingOptional dependenciesraptus.article.teaserraptus.article.referenceraptus.article.additionalwysiwygInstallationTo install raptus.article.slider into your Plone instance, locate the file
buildout.cfg in the root of your Plone instance directory on the file system,
and open it in a text editor.Add the actual raptus.article.slider add-on to the “eggs” section of
buildout.cfg. Look for the section that looks like this:eggs =
    PloneThis section might have additional lines if you have other add-ons already
installed. Just add the raptus.article.slider on a separate line, like this:eggs =
    Plone
    raptus.article.sliderNote that you have to run buildout like this:$ bin/buildoutThen go to the “Add-ons” control panel in Plone as an administrator, and
install or reinstall the “raptus.article.default” product.Note that if you do not use the raptus.article.default package you have to
include the zcml of raptus.article.slider either by adding it
to the zcml list in your buildout or by including it in another package’s
configure.zcml.UsageComponentsNavigate to the “Components” tab of your article and select one of the slider
components and press “save and view”. Note that at least one article has to be contained
in the article in which this component is active.Copyright and creditsraptus.article is copyrighted byRaptus AGand licensed under the GPL.
See LICENSE.txt for details.Developer ManualNote: You find a developer manual for raptus.article atraptus.article.core.
Please have look there if you need more information.Code overviewComponentsplone.abovecontentbodyraptus.article.sliderplone.portaltopraptus.article.slider.teaserChangelog1.0a2 (2013-07-01)Added wrapper div to simplify CSS styling of slider elements1.0a1 (2011-09-06)Initial release
Package: raptus.article.slideshow
ContentsIntroductionComponentsDependenciesInstallationCopyright and creditsDeveloper ManualCode overviewplone.portaltopContributorsChangelog1.0a3 (2013-07-10)1.0a2 (2013-07-03)1.0a1 (2013-07-01)Introductionraptus.article.slideshow provides a responsive image slideshow component for Articles.The following features for raptus.article are provided by this package:ComponentsSlideshowDependenciesraptus.article.coreraptus.article.nestingraptus.article.teaserInstallationTo install raptus.article.slideshow into your Plone instance, locate the file
buildout.cfg in the root of your Plone instance directory on the file system,
and open it in a text editor.Add the actual raptus.article.slideshow add-on to the “eggs” section of
buildout.cfg. Look for the section that looks like this:eggs =
    PloneThis section might have additional lines if you have other add-ons already
installed. Just add the raptus.article.slideshow on a separate line, like this:eggs =
    Plone
    raptus.article.slideshowNote that you have to run buildout like this:$ bin/buildoutThen go to the “Add-ons” control panel in Plone as an administrator, and
install or reinstall the “raptus.article.default” product.Note that if you do not use the raptus.article.default package you have to
include the zcml of raptus.article.slideshow either by adding it
to the zcml list in your buildout or by including it in another package’s
configure.zcml.Copyright and creditsraptus.article is copyrighted byRaptus AGand licensed under the GPL.
See LICENSE.txt for details.Developer ManualNote: You find a developer manual for raptus.article atraptus.article.core.
Please have look there if you need more information.Code overviewComponentsplone.portaltopraptus.article.slideshowContributorsRaptus AG, AuthorChangelog1.0a3 (2013-07-10)corrected wrong viewlet name1.0a2 (2013-07-03)Improved autoplay functionalityBackwards compatibility for jQuery < 1.71.0a1 (2013-07-01)Initial release
Package: raptus.article.teaseme
ContentsIntroductionComponentsDependenciesOptional dependenciesInstallationCopyright and creditsDeveloper ManualCode overviewplone.abovecontentContributorsChangelogIntroductionraptus.article.teaseme provides a responsive teaser component for Articles.The following features for raptus.article are provided by this package:ComponentsArticle teaserDependenciesraptus.article.coreraptus.article.teaserOptional dependenciesraptus.article.additionalwysiwygInstallationTo install raptus.article.teaseme into your Plone instance, locate the file
buildout.cfg in the root of your Plone instance directory on the file system,
and open it in a text editor.Add the actual raptus.article.teaseme add-on to the “eggs” section of
buildout.cfg. Look for the section that looks like this:eggs =
    PloneThis section might have additional lines if you have other add-ons already
installed. Just add the raptus.article.teaseme on a separate line, like this:eggs =
    Plone
    raptus.article.teasemeNote that you have to run buildout like this:$ bin/buildoutThen go to the “Add-ons” control panel in Plone as an administrator, and
install or reinstall the “raptus.article.default” product.Note that if you do not use the raptus.article.default package you have to
include the zcml of raptus.article.teaseme either by adding it
to the zcml list in your buildout or by including it in another package’s
configure.zcml.Copyright and creditsraptus.article is copyrighted byRaptus AGand licensed under the GPL.
See LICENSE.txt for details.Developer ManualNote: You find a developer manual for raptus.article atraptus.article.core.
Please have look there if you need more information.Code overviewComponentsplone.abovecontentraptus.article.teasemeContributorsRaptus AG, AuthorChangelog1.0a1 (2013-07-01)Package created using templer
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Package: raptus.article.upload
IntroductionProvides multiupload functionality for articles.The following features for raptus.article are provided by this package:MiscAdds “Upload” tab for articlesDependenciesraptus.article.filesraptus.article.imagescollective.quickuploadInstallationTo install raptus.article.upload into your Plone instance, locate the file
buildout.cfg in the root of your Plone instance directory on the file system,
and open it in a text editor.Add the actual raptus.article.upload add-on to the “eggs” section of
buildout.cfg. Look for the section that looks like this:eggs =
    PloneThis section might have additional lines if you have other add-ons already
installed. Just add the raptus.article.upload on a separate line, like this:eggs =
    Plone
    raptus.article.uploadNote that you have to run buildout like this:$ bin/buildoutThen go to the “Add-ons” control panel in Plone as an administrator, and
install or reinstall the “raptus.article.default” product.Note that if you do not use the raptus.article.default package you have to
include the zcml of raptus.article.upload either by adding it
to the zcml list in your buildout or by including it in another package’s
configure.zcml.UsageYou will get a new tab “Upload” in your article. There you have the possibility to
select multiple files or images which you can upload in one step.Copyright and creditsraptus.article is copyrighted byRaptus AGand licensed under the GPL.
See LICENSE.txt for details.Developer ManualNote: You find a developer manual for raptus.article atraptus.article.core.
Please have look there if you need more information.Changelog2.0b6 (2013-12-11)Removed view and js fix since it has been fixedOverwrote default properties of collective.quickuploadMinor css adjustments2.0b5 (2013-05-07)Fixed available_expr of upload action to not raise an exception if the upload view is not availableFixed package description2.0b4 (2013-05-07)Replaced collective.uploadify by collective.quickupload2.0b3 (2010-10-21)Updated readme and manual2.0b2 (2010-10-20)First public release
Package: raptus.backlink
Introductionraptus.backlink provides a viewlet showing a link to the parent of
the current object.Changelog2.0b4 (2011-09-07)Made backlink viewlet aware of INavigationRoot
(The back link will no longer be displayed if the current context implements
INavigationRoot)2.0b3 (2010-11-10)Added French translations2.0b2 (2010-10-20)First public release
Package: raptus.browsermessage
Introductionraptus.browsermessage provides a configlet to select browsers for which
a upgrade message shall be displayed. It also lets you choose which browsers
to suggest to visitors using one of the selected browsers.The following browser/engine/version/platform combinations are currently selectable:WebKitOperaChromeSafariSafari 3Safari 4IEIE 7IE 8IE 6GeckoGecko 2Gecko 3FirefoxFirefox 1Firefox 2Firefox 3Safari on MacSafari on WinGecko on MacGecko on LinuxGecko on WinFirefox on MacFirefox on LinuxFirefox on WinOpera on MacOpera on LinuxOpera on WinChrome on MacChrome on LinuxChrome on WinAnd the following browsers may be suggested:FirefoxChromeSafariOperaChangelog0.1 - UnreleasedInitial release
Package: raptus.carousel
IntroductionProvides a jQuery plugin which displays a carousel.Changelog2.0b5 (2013-09-09)Changed navigation behaviour2.0b4 (2013-04-26)Fixed the Internet Explorer 7 fix ;-)2.0b3 (2011-02-11)Internet Explorer 7 fix2.0b2 (2010-10-20)First public release
Package: raptus.contenttemplates
Introductionraptus.contenttemplates allows to provide templates to automate specific
tasks. Templates are created by registering an adapter implementing the
ITemplate interface for the context the template should be available.ActionsAll currently available actions are located at raptus.contenttemplates.actions,
new actions may be created by implementing the IAction interface.ActionChainsActionChains are helpful if a list of actions have to be executed in the context
of a newly created object. Let’s say one wants to create a document named test-document,
mark it private and give read access to the user jsmith and write access to jdoe.
The list returned by the template would look like this:[ActionChain((
    CreateContent('test-document', 'Document', {'title': 'Test Document'}),
    WorkflowTransition('hide'),
    AddLocalRole('jsmith', 'Reader'),
    AddLocalRole('jdoe', 'Editor')
 ))]ActionChains respect the context returned by actions and use it to execute the
preceding action. Actions which create new content, return the newly created
object as context. The ActionChain then uses this context to execute the next
action.FieldDataRetrieverFieldDataRetrievers allow to use a field of the provided form as an attribute
for an action. If one would like to have the aforementioned template use a form
providing the title for the document and have the id generated from that field.
The template would have to provide the name for the form and the action list
could look like this:[ActionChain((
    CreateContent(FieldDataRetriever('title'), 'Document'),
    WorkflowTransition('hide'),
    AddLocalRole('jsmith', 'Reader'),
    AddLocalRole('jdoe', 'Editor')
 ))]Changelog1.0b3 (2013-12-18)Changed import zope.app.publisher to zope.browsermenu1.0b2 (2011-10-18)Removed PTS utility for Plone >= 41.0b1 (2010-10-20)First public release
Package: raptus.easyslider
Introductionraptus.easyslider provides the easySlider jQuery plugin written by Alen Grakalichttp://cssglobe.com/post/4004/easy-slider-15-the-easiest-jquery-plugin-for-slidingintegrated into plone and slightly adjusted.Changelog1.0a6 (2014-06-10)Fixed over-sliding.Changed sliding speed.1.0a5 (2013-07-03)Backwards compatibility for jQuery < 1.71.0a4 (2013-07-01)Adjusted javascript initialization to work with the new component selection functionality
introduced in raptus.article.core 2.0b13Added responsive optionAdded touch supportAdded items option to allow for multiple items per slide1.0a3 (2012-09-12)New option to use a numeric and arrowed navigation1.0a2 (2011-09-15)Fixed overflow issue in IE <= 71.0a1 (2011-09-06)Initial release
Package: raptus.filesystemindex
Introductionraptus.filesystemindex provides a content type able to list a specific
folder on the server and allows browsing through it. Additionally one
may map the folder to a default mount on the users machine (for intranets)
which then allows the viewer to open the files contained in the folder and
its subfolders.Firefox compatibilityFirefox by default does not allow to open local links, an add on calledLocalLinkis
required to enable opening local links over the context menu.Changelog1.0b1 - (2010-10-21)First public release
Package: raptus.googlemaps
Introductionraptus.googlemaps provides a google maps jQuery plugin and handles multiple api keys
to allow multi domain usage.Changelog1.0b9 (2012-04-19)fixed shadow placement in marker icon1.0b8 (2012-03-21)removed old entries from jsregistry (did never really work as intended)fixed jsregistry (ordering)1.0b7 (2011-12-06)removed the google maps version pin and updated jquery gomap to version 1.3.21.0b6 (2011-05-09)cleaned up javascript registry1.0b5 (2011-05-06)update jquery gomap to version 1.3.0add http/https supportpin google maps version to 3.3 (this fixed issues with the newest nightly version)1.0b4 (2011-02-17)Change jQuery Plugin. New Plugin is goMaphttp://www.pittss.lv/jquery/gomap/Remove Google Maps API KeyUse Google Map v3Load google maps api over portal_javascripts1.0b3 (2010-11-03)Fixed recursion on plone 41.0b2 (2010-10-20)First public release
Package: raptus.header
Introductionraptus.header provides a folderish content type called Header which may
contain multiple images. The first image contained in the header folder
will be displayed by the header viewlet. If no header folder is found in
the current context the viewlet tries to find one in the acquisition chain.Plone 3 compatibilityThis packages requires plone.app.imaging which requires two pins in buildout
when using Plone 3, which there are:Products.Archetypes = 1.5.16
plone.scale = 1.2Changelog2.0b12 (2013-09-25)Removed unused imports in interfaces.py gaining plone 4.3 compatibility2.0b11 (2013-07-01)Added new configuration option (responsive) which makes it possible to have the header span a dynamic width
and height2.0b10 (2011-09-15)Added condition to prevent an empty DIV to be rendered if no header image and no info message is available2.0b9 (2011-04-28)Removed info class from header info portalMessage to not have it displayed in ajax popup forms2.0b8 (2011-03-16)fixed disable info if can’t adapt annotation with the context2.0b7 (2011-03-10)fixed isTemporary attribute on non-archetype objectadd french translation2.0b6 (2011-03-08)Be more defensive about the existence of raptus.article.core (an AttributeError was raised
if the package was available but not installed)CSS Bugfixes for the information boxAdjusted thumbing (a value of 0 in the properties now means no thumbing)2.0b5 (2011-03-08)Improved wording of the disable/enable feature2.0b4 (2011-03-07)Added disable/enable functionality2.0b3 (2010-11-03)Fixed None value on Image2.0b2 (2010-10-25)Fixed long description of package2.0b1 (2010-10-22)Only version change1.0b2 (2010-10-20)First public release
Package: raptus.headerfader
IntroductionProvides a header viewlet based on raptus.header which fades between the available images
using the raptus.inlinelightbox. Note that the header viewlet provided by raptus.header is
hidden when installing this package.Changelog1.0b4 (2011-09-21)Fixed condition added in 1.0b3 which prevented the header from being displayed if no info was to be rendered1.0b3 (2011-09-15)Added condition to prevent an empty DIV to be rendered if no header image and no info message is available1.0b2 (2011-03-08)Implemented the new thumbing introduced by raptus.header 2.0b61.0b1 (2011-03-07)Added disable/enable functionality1.0a1 (2010-01-12)Initial release