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Author Topic: suggestion for some sort of a admin-side template module  (Read 570 times)
Aaaarco

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« on: January 26, 2009, 12:53:52 PM »

Since the inventive programmers out here are creating very usefull modules such as recently the droplets stuff I I think I have an idea that will make life in the backend a lot more easy

wouldn't it be great if you could compose a sort of a layout-template set for new pages where you can set the amount of sections, blocks and modules so that when you create a new page you can choose which page setup the new page should have, and it automatically contains the needed sections directed to the blocks where they should be loaden containing the modules you want to appear there... ( offcourse all depending on the available sections made available in the frontend-template)

it would take a lot of time of your hands in sites where (lots of) different sections/blocks are used

this will also help out very much for your customers that want to create a new page but are always puzzling with the section blocks part ...

as said, just a suggestion. I wish I was a programmer...
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Ruud
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« Reply #1 on: January 26, 2009, 01:31:17 PM »

Have you tried the page-cloner module?
In this thread it is explained.
It is more or less what you would like to see.

The only problem is that is was made for WB2.6. It would need some rewriting to make it work in the WB2.7 admin tools.

Ruud


Edit: Just had a quick look, the version 0.5 on the AMASP site is already adapted to work on WB2.7!
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