bcms_fckeditor 1.0.4 → 1.1.0

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  # BrowserCMS FCKEditor WYSIWIG editor module
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- Installing this module will make change the WYSIWIG editor from the default CKEditor to FCKEditor 2.6.3 for editing Html Blocks.
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+ Installing this module will change the WYSIWIG editor from the default CKEditor to FCKEditor for html editing.
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- ## A.Instructions
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- 1. Install the module
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- 2. Configure the styles to match your needs
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+ ## Features
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- ## B.Module Installation
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- Install the gem
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- >sudo gem install bcms_fckeditor
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+ * Upload Images through the Browse UI
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+ * Create new sections through Browse UI
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- Configure your project to use the gem by adding
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- config.gem 'bcms_fckeditor'
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- to {RAILS_ROOT}/config/environment.rb
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+ ## Installation
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- Add the necessary project files to your application
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- >script/generate browser_cms
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+ Run the following from your shell.
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- ## C.Editor configuration
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- One of the files the gem will add to your application is
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- {RAILS_ROOT}/public/bcms_config/fckeditor/fckstyles.xml
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+ $ gem install bcms_fckeditor
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+ $ cd name_of_project
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+ $ rails g cms:install bcms_fckeditor
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- You can change the styles that are directly available in the editor by changing this file. It is put in this directory to allow you to edit it without worry that it will be overwritten by the gem.
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+ ## Configuration
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- ## D.Tips for building your own WYSIWIG module
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- If you would prefer to build your own WYSIWIG module, you will need to tell the CMS to use your javascript instead of the FCKEditor (or CKEditor) javascript. This configuration is set in #{RAILS_ROOT}/lib/bcms_fckeditor.rb
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- Cms.wysiwig_js = ['/bcms/fckeditor/fckeditor.js', '/bcms/fckeditor/editor.js']
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+ One of the files the gem will add to your application is /public/bcms_config/fckeditor/fckstyles.xml
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+ You can change the styles that are directly available in the editor by changing this file.
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+ It is put in this directory to allow you to edit it without worry that it will be overwritten by the gem.
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- This statement sets the source of the javascript files for script tags in the head of the content-edit pages.
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+ ## Uploading images and adding sections
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+
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+ It is possible to upload images while navigating the server using FCKeditor's file browser. Adding images this way, is essentially the same as adding a new ImageBlock through the CMS's UI. So, if an image is uploded through the file browser, a new ImageBlock will be created with it's corresponding attachment.
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+ It is also possible to add new 'folders' through the file browser (which are just hidden sections in BrowserCMS's parlance) and can be used to organize uploaded images.
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+
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+ ## Tips for building your own WYSIWIG module
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+ If you would prefer to build your own WYSIWIG module, you will need to tell the CMS to use your javascript instead of the FCKEditor (or CKEditor) javascript. Review the BcmsFckeditor::Engine for details on how to do this (lib/bcms_fckeditor/engine.rb)
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+ require 'bcms_fckeditor/engine'
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  require 'bcms_fckeditor/routes'
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- Cms.wysiwig_js = ['/bcms/fckeditor/fckeditor.js', '/bcms/fckeditor/editor.js']
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-
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- # FCKeditor's file browser functionality is handled by Cms::SectionController#file_browser.
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- # However, the current implementation does not handle file uploads or cerating
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- # new sections or 'folders'.
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- # This patch implements a FCKeditor connector that plays well with BrowserCMS.
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- Cms::SectionsController.class_eval do
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-
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- protect_from_forgery :except => :file_browser
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-
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- # All requests generated by the file browser are handled by this controller
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- # action. Currently, there are 3 commands implemented:
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- # a) Uploading a new image, which creates a new ImageBlock
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- # b) Creating a new CMS Section
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- # c) Displaying file browser contents
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- def file_browser
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- @section = Section.find_by_name_path(params[:CurrentFolder])
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- if request.post? && params[:NewFile]
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- handle_file_browser_upload
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- elsif params[:NewFolderName]
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- create_section
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- else
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- render_file_browser
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- end
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- end
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-
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- protected
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-
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- # Sections created through FCKeditor's file browser, are assigned to groups
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- # "guest", "cms-admin" and "content-editor" and are hidden from menus by
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- # default.
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- def create_section
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- section_path = build_path(params[:NewFolderName].to_slug)
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-
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- begin
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- Section.create!(:name => params[:NewFolderName],
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- :path => section_path,
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- :parent_id => @section.id,
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- :group_ids => [1, 2, 3],
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- :hidden => true)
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- result = "0"
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- rescue Exception => e
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- result = build_error_string(e)
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- end
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-
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- render_response(result)
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- end
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-
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- # According to FCKeditor's documentation, server side connectors should rename
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- # a file when a file with the same name exists on the filesystem.
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- # This connector does not behave that way. If a filename exists, an error is
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- # returned. The rationale behind this decision is that uploading a file through the
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- # FCKeditor's file browser is essentially just another interface to creating a FileBlock
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- # or an ImageBlock.
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- def handle_file_browser_upload
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- upfile = params[:NewFile]
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- klass = params[:Type] == "File" ? FileBlock : ImageBlock
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- file_path = build_path(upfile.original_filename)
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-
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- begin
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- klass.create!(:attachment_section => @section,
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- :attachment_file => upfile,
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- :attachment_file_path => file_path,
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- :publish_on_save => true,
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- :name => upfile.original_filename.capitalize)
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- result = "0"
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- rescue Exception => e
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- result = build_error_string(e)
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- end
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-
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- render_response(result)
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- end
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-
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- private
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-
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- def build_error_string(e)
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- "1, '#{escape_javascript(e.message.to_sentence)}'"
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- end
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-
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- def build_path(resource_name)
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- "%s%s%s" % [@section.path, @section.path == "/" ? "" : "/", resource_name]
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- end
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-
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- def render_response(result)
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- result_string = %Q{<script type="text/javascript">window.parent.frames['frmUpload'].OnUploadCompleted(#{result});</script>}
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- render :text => result_string, :layout => false
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- end
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- end
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+ require 'browsercms'
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+ module BcmsFckeditor
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+ class Engine < Rails::Engine
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+ include Cms::Module
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+
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+ js_files = config.action_view.javascript_expansions[:bcms_core]
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+ if js_files.include?(Cms.wysiwig_js)
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+ js_files.delete(Cms.wysiwig_js)
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+ js_files << '/bcms/fckeditor/fckeditor.js'
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+ js_files << '/bcms/fckeditor/editor.js'
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+ end
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+
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+ initializer "bcms_fckeditor", :after=>'disable_dependency_loading' do
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+ require 'bcms_fckeditor/section_controller_extensions'
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+ end
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+
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+ end
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+ end
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  module Cms::Routes
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  def routes_for_bcms_fckeditor
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- namespace(:cms) do |cms|
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- #cms.content_blocks :fckeditors
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+ namespace(:cms) do
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+ #content_blocks :fckeditors
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  end
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  end
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  end
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+ # FCKeditor's file browser functionality is handled by Cms::SectionController#file_browser.
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+ # However, the current implementation does not handle file uploads or cerating
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+ # new sections or 'folders'.
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+ # This patch implements a FCKeditor connector that plays well with BrowserCMS.
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+ Cms::SectionsController.class_eval do
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+
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+ protect_from_forgery :except => :file_browser
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+
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+ # All requests generated by the file browser are handled by this controller
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+ # action. Currently, there are 3 commands implemented:
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+ # a) Uploading a new image, which creates a new ImageBlock
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+ # b) Creating a new CMS Section
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+ # c) Displaying file browser contents
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+ def file_browser
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+ @section = Section.find_by_name_path(params[:CurrentFolder])
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+ if request.post? && params[:NewFile]
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+ handle_file_browser_upload
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+ elsif params[:NewFolderName]
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+ create_section
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+ else
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+ render_file_browser
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+ end
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+ end
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+
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+ protected
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+
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+ # Sections created through FCKeditor's file browser, are assigned to groups
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+ # "guest", "cms-admin" and "content-editor" and are hidden from menus by
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+ # default.
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+ def create_section
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+ section_path = build_path(params[:NewFolderName].to_slug)
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+
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+ begin
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+ Section.create!(:name => params[:NewFolderName],
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+ :path => section_path,
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+ :parent_id => @section.id,
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+ :group_ids => [1, 2, 3],
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+ :hidden => true)
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+ result = "0"
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+ rescue Exception => e
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+ result = build_error_string(e)
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+ end
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+
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+ render_response(result)
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+ end
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+
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+ # According to FCKeditor's documentation, server side connectors should rename
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+ # a file when a file with the same name exists on the filesystem.
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+ # This connector does not behave that way. If a filename exists, an error is
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+ # returned. The rationale behind this decision is that uploading a file through the
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+ # FCKeditor's file browser is essentially just another interface to creating a FileBlock
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+ # or an ImageBlock.
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+ def handle_file_browser_upload
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+ upfile = params[:NewFile]
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+ klass = params[:Type] == "File" ? FileBlock : ImageBlock
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+ file_path = build_path(upfile.original_filename)
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+
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+ begin
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+ klass.create!(:attachment_section => @section,
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+ :attachment_file => upfile,
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+ :attachment_file_path => file_path,
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+ :publish_on_save => true,
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+ :name => upfile.original_filename.capitalize)
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+ result = "0"
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+ rescue Exception => e
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+ result = build_error_string(e)
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+ end
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+
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+ render_response(result)
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+ end
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+
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+ private
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+
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+ def build_error_string(e)
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+ "1, '#{escape_javascript(e.message.to_sentence)}'"
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+ end
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+
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+ def build_path(resource_name)
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+ "%s%s%s" % [@section.path, @section.path == "/" ? "" : "/", resource_name]
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+ end
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+
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+ def render_response(result)
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+ result_string = %Q{<script type="text/javascript">window.parent.frames['frmUpload'].OnUploadCompleted(#{result});</script>}
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+ render :text => result_string, :layout => false
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+ end
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+ end
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+ module BcmsFckEditor
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+ VERSION = "1.1.0"
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+ end
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+ Description:
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+ Installs the bcms_fckeditor module.
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+ Example:
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+ rails generate bcms_fckeditor:install
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+
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+ This will:
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+ 1. Copy any migrations from the gem into the project.
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+ 2. Add the routes to the config/routes.rb
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+ require 'cms/module_installation'
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+
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+ class BcmsFckeditor::InstallGenerator < Cms::ModuleInstallation
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+
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+ # If migrations are needed later, they need to be moved into the lib/generators/bcms_fckeditor/install/template dir
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+ # since there can only be a single source root.
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+ source_root File.expand_path("../templates", __FILE__)
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+
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+ # add_migrations_directory_to_source_root __FILE__
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+ # Add migrations to be copied, by uncommenting the following file and editing as needed.
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+ # copy_migration_file 'DATESTAMP_create_name_of_content_block.rb'
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+
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+ def copy_public_files
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+ # Copy the default 'styles' file into the project, so developers can override
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+ copy_file 'fckstyles.xml', 'public/bcms_config/fckeditor/fckstyles.xml'
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+ end
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+
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+ end
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+ <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
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+ <!--
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+ * FCKeditor - The text editor for Internet - http://www.fckeditor.net
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+ * Copyright (C) 2003-2008 Frederico Caldeira Knabben
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+ *
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+ * == BEGIN LICENSE ==
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+ *
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+ * Licensed under the terms of any of the following licenses at your
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+ * choice:
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+ *
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+ * - GNU General Public License Version 2 or later (the "GPL")
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+ * http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html
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+ *
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+ * - GNU Lesser General Public License Version 2.1 or later (the "LGPL")
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+ * http://www.gnu.org/licenses/lgpl.html
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+ *
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+ * - Mozilla Public License Version 1.1 or later (the "MPL")
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+ * http://www.mozilla.org/MPL/MPL-1.1.html
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+ *
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+ * == END LICENSE ==
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+ *
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+ * This is the sample style definitions file. It makes the styles combo
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+ * completely customizable.
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+ *
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+ * See FCKConfig.StylesXmlPath in the configuration file.
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+ -->
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+ <Styles>
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+
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+ <!-- Block Styles -->
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+
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+ <!--
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+ # These styles are already available in the "Format" combo, so they are not
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+ # needed here by default.
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+
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+ <Style name="Heading 1" element="h1" />
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+ <Style name="Heading 2" element="h2" />
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+ <Style name="Heading 3" element="h3" />
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+ <Style name="Heading 4" element="h4" />
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+ <Style name="Heading 5" element="h5" />
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+ <Style name="Heading 6" element="h6" />
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+ <Style name="Paragraph" element="p" />
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+ <Style name="Document Block" element="div" />
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+ <Style name="Preformatted Text" element="pre" />
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+ <Style name="Address" element="address" />
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+ -->
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+
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+ <!-- Inline Styles -->
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+
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+ <!--
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+ # These are core styles available as toolbar buttons.
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+
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+ <Style name="Bold" element="b">
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+ <Override element="strong" />
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+ </Style>
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+ <Style name="Italic" element="i">
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+ <Override element="em" />
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+ </Style>
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+ <Style name="Underline" element="u" />
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+ <Style name="Strikethrough" element="strike" />
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+ <Style name="Subscript" element="sub" />
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+ <Style name="Superscript" element="sup" />
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+ -->
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+
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+ <Style name="Marker: Yellow" element="span">
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+ <Style name="background-color" value="Yellow" />
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+ </Style>
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+ <Style name="Marker: Green" element="span">
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+ <Style name="background-color" value="Lime" />
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+ </Style>
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+
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+ <Style name="Big" element="big" />
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+ <Style name="Small" element="small" />
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+ <Style name="Typewriter" element="tt" />
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+
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+ <Style name="Computer Code" element="code" />
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+ <Style name="Keyboard Phrase" element="kbd" />
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+ <Style name="Sample Text" element="samp" />
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+ <Style name="Variable" element="var" />
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+
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+ <Style name="Deleted Text" element="del" />
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+ <Style name="Inserted Text" element="ins" />
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+
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+ <Style name="Cited Work" element="cite" />
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+ <Style name="Inline Quotation" element="q" />
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+
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+ <Style name="Language: RTL" element="span">
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+ <Attribute name="dir" value="rtl" />
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+ </Style>
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+ <Style name="Language: LTR" element="span">
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+ <Attribute name="dir" value="ltr" />
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+ </Style>
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+ <Style name="Language: RTL Strong" element="bdo">
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+ <Attribute name="dir" value="rtl" />
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+ </Style>
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+ <Style name="Language: LTR Strong" element="bdo">
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+ <Attribute name="dir" value="ltr" />
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+ </Style>
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+
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+ <!-- Object Styles -->
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+
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+ <Style name="Image on Left" element="img">
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+ <Attribute name="style" value="padding: 5px; margin-right: 5px" />
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+ <Attribute name="border" value="2" />
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+ <Attribute name="align" value="left" />
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+ </Style>
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+ <Style name="Image on Right" element="img">
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+ <Attribute name="style" value="padding: 5px; margin-left: 5px" />
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+ <Attribute name="border" value="2" />
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+ <Attribute name="align" value="right" />
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+ </Style>
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+ </Styles>
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+ # auto-generated by rake db:fixtures:dump, DO NOT EDIT BY HAND!
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+ content_type_group_1:
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+ name: Core
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+ updated_at: Wed Mar 04 22:55:27 UTC 2009
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+ id: 1
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+ created_at: Wed Mar 04 22:55:27 UTC 2009
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+
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+ name: Categorization
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+ updated_at: Wed Mar 04 22:55:27 UTC 2009
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+ id: 2
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+ created_at: Wed Mar 04 22:55:27 UTC 2009
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+
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+ # auto-generated by rake db:fixtures:dump, DO NOT EDIT BY HAND!
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+ content_type_1:
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+ name: CategoryType
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+ updated_at: Wed Mar 04 22:55:27 UTC 2009
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+ id: 1
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+ created_at: Wed Mar 04 22:55:27 UTC 2009
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+
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+ updated_at: Wed Mar 04 22:55:27 UTC 2009
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+ created_at: Wed Mar 04 22:55:27 UTC 2009
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+
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+ name: HtmlBlock
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+ updated_at: Wed Mar 04 22:55:27 UTC 2009
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+ id: 3
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+ created_at: Wed Mar 04 22:55:27 UTC 2009
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+
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+ name: Portlet
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+ updated_at: Wed Mar 04 22:55:27 UTC 2009
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+ id: 4
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+ content_type_group_id: 1
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+ created_at: Wed Mar 04 22:55:27 UTC 2009
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+
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+ content_type_5:
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+ name: FileBlock
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+ updated_at: Wed Mar 04 22:55:27 UTC 2009
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+ id: 5
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+ content_type_group_id: 1
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+ created_at: Wed Mar 04 22:55:27 UTC 2009
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+
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+ name: ImageBlock
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+ updated_at: Wed Mar 04 22:55:27 UTC 2009
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+ created_at: Wed Mar 04 22:55:27 UTC 2009
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+
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+ name: Tag
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+ updated_at: Wed Mar 04 22:55:27 UTC 2009
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+ id: 7
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+ content_type_group_id: 2
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+ created_at: Wed Mar 04 22:55:27 UTC 2009
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+
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+ # auto-generated by rake db:fixtures:dump, DO NOT EDIT BY HAND!
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+ group_permission_1:
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+ permission_id: 1
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+ group_id: 2
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+
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+ group_permission_2:
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+
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+ group_id: 3
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+ # auto-generated by rake db:fixtures:dump, DO NOT EDIT BY HAND!
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+ group_type_permission_1:
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+ id: 1
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+
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+ # auto-generated by rake db:fixtures:dump, DO NOT EDIT BY HAND!
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+ group_type_1:
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+ name: Guest
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+ updated_at: Wed Mar 04 22:55:28 UTC 2009
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+ id: 1
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+ guest: true
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+ created_at: Wed Mar 04 22:55:28 UTC 2009
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+
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+ name: Registered Public User
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+ updated_at: Wed Mar 04 22:55:28 UTC 2009
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+ created_at: Wed Mar 04 22:55:28 UTC 2009
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+
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+ name: CMS User
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+ updated_at: Wed Mar 04 22:55:28 UTC 2009
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+ guest: false
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+ created_at: Wed Mar 04 22:55:28 UTC 2009
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+
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+ # auto-generated by rake db:fixtures:dump, DO NOT EDIT BY HAND!
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+ group_1:
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+ name: Guest
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+ group_type_id: 1
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+ updated_at: Wed Mar 04 22:55:28 UTC 2009
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+ code: guest
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+ id: 1
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+ created_at: Wed Mar 04 22:55:28 UTC 2009
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+
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+ group_2:
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+ name: Cms Administrators
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+ group_type_id: 3
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+ updated_at: Wed Mar 04 22:55:28 UTC 2009
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+ code: cms-admin
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+ id: 2
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+ created_at: Wed Mar 04 22:55:28 UTC 2009
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+
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+ group_3:
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+ name: Content Editors
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+ group_type_id: 3
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+ updated_at: Wed Mar 04 22:55:28 UTC 2009
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+ code: content-editor
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+ id: 3
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+ created_at: Wed Mar 04 22:55:28 UTC 2009
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+
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+ # auto-generated by rake db:fixtures:dump, DO NOT EDIT BY HAND!
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+ permission_1:
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+ name: administrate
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+ updated_at: Wed Mar 04 22:55:28 UTC 2009
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+ id: 1
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+ for_module:
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+ description: Allows users to administer the CMS, including adding users and groups.
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+ full_name: Administrate CMS
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+ created_at: Wed Mar 04 22:55:28 UTC 2009
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+
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+ permission_2:
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+ name: edit_content
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+ updated_at: Wed Mar 04 22:55:28 UTC 2009
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+ id: 2
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+ for_module:
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