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XClass representing a blog entry

Last modified by Gerritjan Koekkoek on 2011/07/21 08:52

Class: BlogPost

Class properties:

  • Title (title: String)
  • Content (content: TextArea)
  • Extract (extract: TextArea)
  • Category (category: Database Tree)
  • Is hidden (hidden: Boolean)
  • Is published (published: Boolean)
  • Publish date (publishDate: Date)
  • language (language: Static List)
  • unpublishDate (unpublishDate: Date)
  • authors (authors: TextArea)
  • translators (translators: TextArea)
  • cdlsUsers (cdlsUsers: TextArea)
  • source (source: TextArea)
  • membersOnly (membersOnly: Boolean)
  • You can use the class editor to add or modify the class properties.

Create a new document

Existing documents

The class sheet

The Sheet allows to control the presentation of documents of this data type. You can use the default presentation, which enumerates all the available fields, or you can design your own presentation. You can also choose different presentations for the viewing and for the editing modes.

View the sheet document (BlogNL.BlogPostSheet) »

The class template

The Template is the document used as the model for documents of this data type. It will automatically contain a reference to the Sheet and an instance of your Class.

View the template document (BlogNL.BlogPostTemplate) »

 

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Created by Administrator on 2010/06/08 04:16

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