Introduction
1:
Plone in Context
2:
The Case Study
3:
The Development Environment
4: Customization Basics
5: Developing a Site Strategy
6:
Security and Workflow
7:
Using Add-on Products
8:
Creating a Custom Theme
9:
Nine Core Concepts of Zope Programming
10:
Custom Content Types
11:
Standalone Views and Forms
12:
Relational Databases
13:
Users and Their Permissions
14:
Rich User Interfaces with KSS
15: Next
Steps
16:
Server Management
17:
Setting Up a Production Server
18:
Authenticating with LDAP
19:
Looking to the Future
Index
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Chapter 4:
Customization Basics
To a certain extent, all we ever do when we use
Plone-the-platform is to customize Plone-the-product.
Sometimes, that means building a system that barely resembles
"out-of-the-box" Plone; and at times, it's just about adding a few
bells and removing a few unnecessary whistles.
In this chapter, we will learn about the main types of customization
that Plone supports. In the next chapter, we will put these concepts
into practice by creating a policy product to manage specific
customizations relevant to Optilux Cinema case study.
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Chapter 4:
Customization Basics
- Persistent Settings and the ZODB
- Configuration Using GenericSetup
- GenericSetup and the
Add/Remove Products Control Panel
- Acquisition and Skin
Layers
- Overriding
Zope 3 Components
- Customization Best
Practices
- Writing Tests
-
Migration of Persistent State
- Summary
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420 pages
Released:
September 2007
ISBN 1847191983
ISBN 13:
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