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Christian Lundvang

Tuesday 23 September 2003 12:23:19 am

Hi.

I'm having some trouble with ezbinaryfile. When you add a related object, for ex. a binaryfile, is it possible to go straight to download?

Are there still some bugs in the collaboration-part in 3.2? After admin has approved a document for publishing, it wont publish? Someone who can help me?

Thanks in advance

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Christian Lundvang
http://www.nxc.no

Paul Borgermans

Tuesday 23 September 2003 9:25:35 am

>I'm having some trouble with ezbinaryfile. When you
>add a related object, for ex. a binaryfile, is it possible
>to go straight to download?

I don't have template code at hand, but in principle this is easy. You need to lookup the object for the related object in your template and then call {attribute_view_gui attribute=$myrelatedobject.data_map.file}

>Are there still some bugs in the collaboration-part in
>3.2? After admin has approved a document for
>publishing, it wont publish? Someone who can help
>me?

Yes there are still some bugs (the multiplexer: corrected in svn). The approve event needs the cron to execute the final publish. Have you configured the cron (or scheduler in windows) yet?

-paul

eZ Publish, eZ Find, Solr expert consulting and training
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Christian Lundvang

Wednesday 24 September 2003 3:09:41 am

>Yes there are still some bugs (the multiplexer: corrected in svn). The >approve event needs the >cron to execute the final publish. Have you configured the cron (or scheduler in windows) yet?
>
>-paul

No, I haven't. Thanks for your help.

Best regards, Christian

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Best Regards
Christian Lundvang
http://www.nxc.no