Resource Library Team

How to add a Bookmark folder by Nate Aune — last modified 2004-10-19 11:47 AM

This is a howto that accompanies the ATBookmarkFolder product, but goes into a more technical description of how it works.

ATBookmarkFolder announcement by Nate Aune — last modified 2004-10-19 11:47 AM

An announcement on plone.org describing the ATBookmarkFolder product which enables you to store your bookmarks browser independent and/or share your bookmarks. Bookmarks can be imported using the XBel format.

How to bulk import URLs into Plone by Nate Aune — last modified 2004-10-19 11:47 AM

Explains how to bulk import URLs into Plone using xbelplone.py, a little script that I repurposed to parse an XBEL file and create link objects which can then be imported into Plone using WebDAV or FTP.

ATAmazon - add books to your Plone site by Nate Aune — last modified 2004-10-19 11:47 AM

This product written by Geoff Davis makes it very easy to add books to your Plone site. You simply type in the ISBN number of the book, and it fetches the title, author, description, etc.

PyBloglines - python wrapper for Bloglines Web Services by Nate Aune — last modified 2004-11-04 11:28 PM

A Python wrapper for Bloglines Web Services. Supports the notifier and sync APIs. This would allow us to display the Bloglines subscriptions in a Plone site, and use all of their tools and plugins to maintain a directory of useful RSS feeds and email lists.

CMFLinkChecker - overview of dead links by Nate Aune — last modified 2004-11-05 03:56 PM

CMFLinkChecker is a tool to give you an instant overview of the dead links within the content of your site. This will be useful for ensuring that the resource library has up-to-date links.

Publish your bookmarks to your Plone site by Nate Aune — last modified 2004-11-09 12:30 PM

After playing around with Sidnei's Calendaring product and Christian's ATBookmarks folder, I had an idea for facilitating seamless publication of your bookmarks to a Plone site.

Syndication by Nate Aune — last modified 2004-11-09 12:48 PM

RSS (Really Simple Syndication) is a great way to push content from your website.