Plone addon, changing deletion-behaviour: Moves items into a trash-folder, instead of deleting them.
Project description
Introduction
============
An addon for Plone, which changes the deletion-behaviour.
If a user deletes items, move them to a trashcan-folder named 'trash',
living in the upper next available navigation-root-folder – which is usually
the site-root-folder – instead of really deleting them.
Items inside of 'trash'-folders, or trash-folder themselves, will still
be actually, really, deleted.
Missing trash-folders are created on the fly.
Immediately after installation you won't see any trash-folders,
go on, delete something, they'll appear.
After an item has been trashed, its workflow-state is set to 'private',
so its content is not unintentionally exposed to the public.
Installation
============
Add 'adi.trash' to the eggs-section of your buildout-config,
run buildout, restart instance(s).
Then go to the add-on-controlpanel of your site and activate this add-on.
Contributors
============
Ida Ebkes [ida], [idgspro], Aurore Mariscal [amariscal].
License
=======
GPL2, a copy is attached.
Changelog for adi.trash
=======================
0.6 (2018-10-15)
----------------
- Fix bug on deletion from folder-contents (thanks to 'laulaz' for reporting).
[ida]
0.5 (2018-09-27)
----------------
- Set trashed items' workflow-state to 'private' after trashing,
so trashed content does not get unintentionally exposed. [ida]
- Give temporary Contributor-role to user, for pasting into
trashcan and creating trashcans. Fix #7. [ida]
- Include CHANGES in long-description of this egg, so it gets
displayed on pypi. [ida]
0.4 (2018-03-03)
----------------
- 'ParseResult' object has no attribute 'endswith', fix error. [amariscal]
0.3 (2017-07-27)
----------------
- Regard URL can contain parameters, fixes #3. [idgserpro]
- Add plone.api as a dependency. [idgserpro]
0.2 (2017-04-12)
----------------
- Merge PR from idgserpro, correct repo-URL. [ida]
0.1 (2015-11-01)
---------------
- Initial commit.
============
An addon for Plone, which changes the deletion-behaviour.
If a user deletes items, move them to a trashcan-folder named 'trash',
living in the upper next available navigation-root-folder – which is usually
the site-root-folder – instead of really deleting them.
Items inside of 'trash'-folders, or trash-folder themselves, will still
be actually, really, deleted.
Missing trash-folders are created on the fly.
Immediately after installation you won't see any trash-folders,
go on, delete something, they'll appear.
After an item has been trashed, its workflow-state is set to 'private',
so its content is not unintentionally exposed to the public.
Installation
============
Add 'adi.trash' to the eggs-section of your buildout-config,
run buildout, restart instance(s).
Then go to the add-on-controlpanel of your site and activate this add-on.
Contributors
============
Ida Ebkes [ida], [idgspro], Aurore Mariscal [amariscal].
License
=======
GPL2, a copy is attached.
Changelog for adi.trash
=======================
0.6 (2018-10-15)
----------------
- Fix bug on deletion from folder-contents (thanks to 'laulaz' for reporting).
[ida]
0.5 (2018-09-27)
----------------
- Set trashed items' workflow-state to 'private' after trashing,
so trashed content does not get unintentionally exposed. [ida]
- Give temporary Contributor-role to user, for pasting into
trashcan and creating trashcans. Fix #7. [ida]
- Include CHANGES in long-description of this egg, so it gets
displayed on pypi. [ida]
0.4 (2018-03-03)
----------------
- 'ParseResult' object has no attribute 'endswith', fix error. [amariscal]
0.3 (2017-07-27)
----------------
- Regard URL can contain parameters, fixes #3. [idgserpro]
- Add plone.api as a dependency. [idgserpro]
0.2 (2017-04-12)
----------------
- Merge PR from idgserpro, correct repo-URL. [ida]
0.1 (2015-11-01)
---------------
- Initial commit.
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