Posts Tagged ‘plone’
Plone i18n: a brief tutorial
The following tutorial details the steps I took to internationalize (starting with a Spanish translation) the interface of Plone Translation Hub, a Plone Archetypes-based product.
Updating Plone user roles programatically
Today for a site using Plone Translation Hub I had to programatically update the roles for all users who had logged in since March 9th, given that this group was known to be responsible enough to be worthy of the "Reviewer" role. One of the site managers asked that I simply run a "SQL [...]
Tags: plone
Getting AWStats to show Plone-authenticated users
I’m using AWStats to track usage on a Plone site that’s essentially a portal for collaborative document translation. That means that most users of the site need to login to do anything useful, and I want to see who’s logging in along with the rest of the stats on my site.
For hosting the site, [...]
Tags: apache, awstats, plone, zope
Optimizing Plone performance with caching
NOTE: This document is something of a brain-dump. I’m still experimenting with various caching techniques, and would like to organize it somewhat better, so it’s currently a work in progress.
I’ve long been a big fan of the Plone CMS, which powers this very Web site. Any ambivalent feelings I may have had about [...]
Tags: mattdorn.com, plone, web development
Launching the site
Welcome to my third or fourth attempt at a site resembling a Web log! This one runs on a state-of-the-art Python-based, open source Content Management System called Plone. Certainly far more more firepower than any Web log needs, but I’m thinking that using this as a platform will have spillover effects that create [...]
Tags: mattdorn.com, plone