Late last year a i started a promising collaboration with Robin Teigland, Paul di Gangi, Bjørn-Tore Flåten and Elia Giovacchini on the User-Organization relationship in Private-Collective Communities. It might sound a bit academic, but the overarching idea for us as a Community was to identify tracks of improvement. After a first delivery of results based on an initial survey, find below the analysis of the second phase : the interviews round.

You can checkout SVN: 

svn checkout http://svn.projects.ez.no/nxc_twitter

or download directly nxc_twitter_2011.8.tar.gz

Hello, in this post I will show how to perform a simple string search and replace within an eZ Publish template variable.

Many new users to eZ Publish incorrectly think there is no search and replace operator within the eZ Publish template language...

In this post I'll show how to create a simple facebook like button template.

In this post I will show how to include the twitter button.

In this post I will show how to create a simple template for the google plus one button.

In this post I will show a sample to get a working view that will do a google login.

Second edition of the links round-up, for you today, hoping this will help more of you to stay tuned on the eZ Community's life. This second digest covers the period since the first edition (29/08/2011).

This version of eZ Tika incorporates contributions from Felix Woldt and an update tika.jar.

The main new feature is that the extension will work simply by activating it. No need to copy and modify files around your server if you don't need to (typically a server hosting just one installation of eZ Publish).

Besides the zero-config option, it is now possible to activate a dedicated eztika debugging setting that will log the text extraction success or failure status and also optionally keeps the temporary file containing the extracted text itself.

Downloads and more: http://projects.ez.no/eztika

This version of eZ Tika incorporates contributions from Felix Woldt and an update tika.jar.

The main new feature is that the extension will work simply by activating it. No need to copy and modify files around your server if you don't need to (typically a server hosting just one installation of eZ Publish).

Besides the zero-config option, it is now possible to activate a dedicated eztika debugging setting that will log the text extraction success or failure status and also optionally keeps the temporary file containing the extracted text itself.

Downloads and more: http://projects.ez.no/eztika

Happy indexing!

Paul