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BEdita 3.1.4 stable codename "ulmus" released  We proudly announce today BEdita 3.1.4 stable*. This is the fourth bugfix release for BEdita 3.1 “Ulmus”*. This should be the last release for the 3.1 series. Soon the firts alpha release of 3.2 ... [More] populus will be available.Changes include: geotag tab: for every object now you can specify zoom level and map type, retrieve automatically latitude/longitude from a common address and have a preview of the element in google maps; fixes to category/search filter in backend that were not persistent; in frontends: correct handling of canonicalPath of objects, improved object cache to avoid duplicate objects load, fixed language automatic detection with conflicting configuration parameters See changelog for all changes. Explore and follow BEdita also on: forum.bedita.com - official discussion forum api.bedita.com - API and documentation sourceforge.net/projects/bedita - SF project page (also on Freshmeat, Ohloh, Facebook, Twitter)   (*) “ulmus” : [ pronounce /ˈəl-məs ] aka elm, a tall deciduous tree that typically has rough serrated leaves and propagates from root suckers, Genus Ulmus, family Ulmaceae. [Less]

BEdita 3.1.4 stable codename "ulmus" released  We proudly announce today BEdita 3.1.4 stable*. This is the fourth bugfix release for BEdita 3.1 “Ulmus”*. This should be the last release for the 3.1 series. Soon the firts alpha release of 3.2 populus ... [More] will be available.Changes include: geotag tab: for every object now you can specify zoom level and map type, retrieve automatically latitude/longitude from a common address and have a preview of the element in google maps; fixes to category/search filter in backend that were not persistent; in frontends: correct handling of canonicalPath of objects, improved object cache to avoid duplicate objects load, fixed language automatic detection with conflicting configuration parameters See changelog for all changes. Explore and follow BEdita also on: forum.bedita.com - official discussion forum api.bedita.com - API and documentation sourceforge.net/projects/bedita - SF project page (also on Freshmeat, Ohloh, Facebook, Twitter)   (*) “ulmus” : [ pronounce /ˈəl-məs ] aka elm, a tall deciduous tree that typically has rough serrated leaves and propagates from root suckers, Genus Ulmus, family Ulmaceae. [Less]

BEdita 3.1.4 stable codename "ulmus" released  We proudly announce today BEdita 3.1.4 stable*. This is the fourth bugfix release for BEdita 3.1 “Ulmus”*. This should be the last release for the 3.1 series. Soon the firts alpha release of 3.2 populus ... [More] will be available.Changes include: geotag tab: for every object now you can specify zoom level and map type, retrieve automatically latitude/longitude from a common address and have a preview of the element in google maps; fixes to category/search filter in backend that were not persistent; in frontends: correct handling of canonicalPath of objects, improved object cache to avoid duplicate objects load, fixed language automatic detection with conflicting configuration parameters See changelog for all changes. Explore and follow BEdita also on: forum.bedita.com - official discussion forum api.bedita.com - API and documentation sourceforge.net/projects/bedita - SF project page (also on Freshmeat, Ohloh, Facebook, Twitter)   (*) “ulmus” : [ pronounce /ˈəl-məs ] aka elm, a tall deciduous tree that typically has rough serrated leaves and propagates from root suckers, Genus Ulmus, family Ulmaceae. [Less]

How to handle BEdita objects model bindings in frontend applicationsIn frontend application you can control how many informations you want from your content. This means to read more o less fields from database throughout CakePHP associations and ... [More] Containable Behavior. To see the associations of BEdita object models you should have a look at models definitions. In every BEdita object model you can also see a class property named $modelBindings that is an array of different level of bindings. In frontend applications the default modelBindings should be defined from "frontend" key of array, for example in Document model you have: $modelBindings = array( "detailed" => array(...), "default" => array(...), "minimum" => array(...), "frontend" => array( "BEObject" => array( "LangText", "UserCreated", "RelatedObject", "Category", "Annotation" ), "GeoTag" )); Document::modelBindings["frontend"] is the default bindings used when a document is loaded. Of course you can override this default in many way. Every time that a BEdita object is loaded through FrontendController::loadObj() method (that is the standard way to load every BEdita object in frontend applications) BEdita chooses what model bindings to use follow the below order: FrontendController::modelBindings["BEditaObjectName"]You can set $modelBindings property in your controller to define in general or in a specific point what associations have to be used. If you use it in a specific method remember to reset the property fo avoid to use those model bindings everywhere. $config["modelBindings"] in app/config/frontend.ini.phpThis is useful if you want that your default model bindings for a frontend are different from those defined in the respective model. BEditaObjectModel::modelBindings["frontend"] the default as explained aboveExample: Document::modelBindings["frontend"] BEditaObjectModel::modelBindings["minimum"], this is the fallback if default above is not defined if it also miss "minimum" model bindings then an exception is thrown. In this case your model is buggy. Fix it. [Less]

How to handle BEdita objects model bindings in frontend applicationsHow to handle BEdita objects model bindings in frontend applicationsIn frontend application you can control how many informations you want from your content. This means to read more ... [More] o less fields from database throughout CakePHP associations and Containable Behavior. To see the associations of BEdita object models you should have a look at models definitions. In every BEdita object model you can also see a class property named $modelBindings that is an array of different level of bindings. In frontend applications the default modelBindings should be defined from "frontend" key of array, for example in Document model you have: $modelBindings = array( "detailed" => array(...), "default" => array(...), "minimum" => array(...), "frontend" => array( "BEObject" => array( "LangText", "UserCreated", "RelatedObject", "Category", "Annotation" ), "GeoTag" ) ); Document::modelBindings["frontend"] is the default bindings used when a document is loaded. Of course you can override this default in many way. Every time that a BEdita object is loaded through FrontendController::loadObj() method (that is the standard way to load every BEdita object in frontend applications) BEdita chooses what model bindings to use follow the below order: FrontendController::modelBindings["BEditaObjectName"]You can set $modelBindings property in your controller to define in general or in a specific point what associations have to be used. If you use it in a specific method remember to reset the property fo avoid to use those model bindings everywhere. $config["modelBindings"] in app/config/frontend.ini.phpThis is useful if you want that your default model bindings for a frontend are different from those defined in the respective model. BEditaObjectModel::modelBindings["frontend"] the default as explained aboveExample: Document::modelBindings["frontend"] BEditaObjectModel::modelBindings["minimum"], this is the fallback if default above is not defined if it also miss "minimum" model bindings then an exception is thrown. In this case your model is buggy. Fix it. [Less]

BEdita 3.1.3 stable codename "ulmus" released  We proudly announce today BEdita 3.1.3 stable*. This is the third bugfix release for BEdita 3.1 “Ulmus”*.Fixes include: in geotag tab, a new button simplifies geocoding, latitude and longitude will ... [More] be automagically retrieved from a common address. You can also test it on google maps; frontend apps gain GeoRSS (simple and atom) and KML support, respectively available with custom url addresses like /georss/section-nickname and /kml/section-nickname; scripts tag are stripped from comments and objects when saving so to avoid xss attacks; simple object cache array so to avoid duplication of object loads in frontend apps; XML::toArray patch proposed and accepted by CakePHP team http://cakephp.lighthouseapp.com/projects/42648/tickets/1667; Soap and Postgres support was improved; many minor improvements and bug fixes in BeFront helper; See changelog for all changes. Explore and follow BEdita also on: forum.bedita.com - official discussion forum api.bedita.com - API and documentation sourceforge.net/projects/bedita - SF project page (also on Freshmeat, Ohloh, Facebook, Twitter)   (*) “ulmus” : [ pronounce /ˈəl-məs ] aka elm, a tall deciduous tree that typically has rough serrated leaves and propagates from root suckers, Genus Ulmus, family Ulmaceae. [Less]

BEdita 3.1.3 stable codename "ulmus" released  We proudly announce today BEdita 3.1.3 stable*. This is the third bugfix release for BEdita 3.1 “Ulmus”*.Fixes include: in geotag tab, a new button simplifies geocoding, latitude and longitude will ... [More] be automagically retrieved from a common address. You can also test it on google maps; frontend apps gain GeoRSS (simple and atom) and KML support, respectively available with custom url addresses like /georss/section-nickname and /kml/section-nickname; scripts tag are stripped from comments and objects when saving so to avoid xss attacks; simple object cache array so to avoid duplication of object loads in frontend apps; XML::toArray patch proposed and accepted by CakePHP team http://cakephp.lighthouseapp.com/projects/42648/tickets/1667; Soap and Postgres support was improved; many minor improvements and bug fixes in BeFront helper; See changelog for all changes. Explore and follow BEdita also on: forum.bedita.com - official discussion forum api.bedita.com - API and documentation sourceforge.net/projects/bedita - SF project page (also on Freshmeat, Ohloh, Facebook, Twitter)   (*) “ulmus” : [ pronounce /ˈəl-məs ] aka elm, a tall deciduous tree that typically has rough serrated leaves and propagates from root suckers, Genus Ulmus, family Ulmaceae. [Less]

BEdita 3.1.3 stable codename "ulmus" released  We proudly announce today BEdita 3.1.3 stable*. This is the third bugfix release for BEdita 3.1 “Ulmus”*.Fixes include: in geotag tab, a new button simplifies geocoding, latitude and longitude will ... [More] be automagically retrieved from a common address. You can also test it on google maps; frontend apps gain GeoRSS (simple and atom) and KML support, respectively available with custom url addresses like /georss/section-nickname and /kml/section-nickname; scripts tag are stripped from comments and objects when saving so to avoid xss attacks; simple object cache array so to avoid duplication of object loads in frontend apps; XML::toArray patch proposed and accepted by CakePHP team http://cakephp.lighthouseapp.com/projects/42648/tickets/1667; Soap and Postgres support was improved; many minor improvements and bug fixes in BeFront helper; See changelog for all changes. Explore and follow BEdita also on: forum.bedita.com - official discussion forum api.bedita.com - API and documentation sourceforge.net/projects/bedita - SF project page (also on Freshmeat, Ohloh, Facebook, Twitter)   (*) “ulmus” : [ pronounce /ˈəl-məs ] aka elm, a tall deciduous tree that typically has rough serrated leaves and propagates from root suckers, Genus Ulmus, family Ulmaceae. [Less]

BEdita 3.1.3 stable codename "ulmus" released  We proudly announce today BEdita 3.1.3 stable*. This is the third bugfix release for BEdita 3.1 “Ulmus”*.Fixes include: in geotag tab, a new button simplifies geocoding, latitude and longitude will be ... [More] automagically retrieved from a common address. You can also test it on google maps; frontend apps gain GeoRSS (simple and atom) and KML support, respectively available with custom url addresses like /georss/section-nickname and /kml/section-nickname; scripts tag are stripped from comments and objects when saving so to avoid xss attacks; simple object cache array so to avoid duplication of object loads in frontend apps; XML::toArray patch proposed and accepted by CakePHP team http://cakephp.lighthouseapp.com/projects/42648/tickets/1667; Soap and Postgres support was improved; many minor improvements and bug fixes in BeFront helper; See changelog for all changes. Explore and follow BEdita also on: forum.bedita.com - official discussion forum api.bedita.com - API and documentation sourceforge.net/projects/bedita - SF project page (also on Freshmeat, Ohloh, Facebook, Twitter)   (*) “ulmus” : [ pronounce /ˈəl-məs ] aka elm, a tall deciduous tree that typically has rough serrated leaves and propagates from root suckers, Genus Ulmus, family Ulmaceae. [Less]

BEdita 3.1.3 stable codename "ulmus" released  We proudly announce today BEdita 3.1.3 stable*. This is the third bugfix release for BEdita 3.1 “Ulmus”*.Fixes include: in geotag tab, a new button simplifies geocoding, latitude and longitude will ... [More] be automagically retrieved from a common address. You can also test it on google maps; frontend apps gain GeoRSS (simple and atom) and KML support, respectively available with custom url addresses like /georss/section-nickname and /kml/section-nickname; scripts tag are stripped from comments and objects when saving so to avoid xss attacks; simple object cache array so to avoid duplication of object loads in frontend apps; XML::toArray patch proposed and accepted by CakePHP team http://cakephp.lighthouseapp.com/projects/42648/tickets/1667; Soap and Postgres support was improved; many minor improvements and bug fixes in BeFront helper; See changelog for all changes. Explore and follow BEdita also on: forum.bedita.com - official discussion forum api.bedita.com - API and documentation sourceforge.net/projects/bedita - SF project page (also on Freshmeat, Ohloh, Facebook, Twitter)   (*) “ulmus” : [ pronounce /ˈəl-məs ] aka elm, a tall deciduous tree that typically has rough serrated leaves and propagates from root suckers, Genus Ulmus, family Ulmaceae. [Less]