Erin Dalzell - 25 February 2008 06:43 PM

Erdal Demirtas - 25 February 2008 06:27 PM

14) Every Weblog in its own db-table

I don’t understand the need for this one…can you please elaborate on the benefits?

Thanks

Hi Erin,

I think this is especially interesting if you have totaly different field groups.
1) If the some indexes should be added for each weblog and if you have over 10 weblogs,
you can get performance problems with the current db-design.

2) If weblogs can be handled independently import and export can be easier and the risk would be less if you make something false.

3) It can be easier to extend the tables if needed. (In case of an application with a CI integration). May be this souldn’t be done not to loose support. But sometimes you just need to the things that is not permitted

4) Finally: db-design would be cleaner.

I hope that the EE-crew knows that my only intention is to give feedback, ideas and experiences.
I am sure there are lots of reasons for the current design.
I just have 3 weeks of EE experience.

I think EE is a very good product. And I am sure EE 2.0 will be much better.

... Not based around the “weblog” concept…

PXLated - 25 February 2008 01:30 PM

1) More robust membership - member can be associated with more than one group - necessary on most intranets I’ve dealt with.
2) More robust (or easier) templating for Membership and CP - Allow one to present a unified look/feel to all areas of a site.

Yes, please!

LDAP authentication. Better gallery module. A inside box css-multi-level-menu system.

1. E-commerce Module
2. One button upgrading that leaves your installed plugins, extensions and modules alone
3. better image management tools for non-technical end users

Erdal Demirtas - 25 February 2008 06:27 PM

15) An easy way of copying an EE installation to another server

I dream about this. And in this dream i see separate content from site settings.

PXLated - 25 February 2008 01:30 PM

1) More robust membership - member can be associated with more than one group - necessary on most intranets I’ve dealt with.

yes

Erin Dalzell - 25 February 2008 02:27 PM

4) Better Gallery module

members able to submit pictures would be great without accessing backend.

The ability to share a field across weblogs would be great.

spyro - 02 July 2009 09:29 AM

The ability to share a field across weblogs would be great.

You might like to take a look at Gypsy

Mark Bowen - 02 July 2009 09:30 AM

spyro - 02 July 2009 09:29 AM

The ability to share a field across weblogs would be great.

You might like to take a look at Gypsy

This looks exactly like what I need. Thanks.

spyro - 02 July 2009 09:43 AM

Mark Bowen - 02 July 2009 09:30 AM

spyro - 02 July 2009 09:29 AM

The ability to share a field across weblogs would be great.

You might like to take a look at Gypsy

This looks exactly like what I need. Thanks.

No problem at all, my pleasure.

Best wishes,

Mark

Support for USB microwave so when the entry is expired it will automatically warm up my coffee….and what everyone else said.

lebisol - 02 July 2009 10:22 AM

Support for USB microwave so when the entry is expired it will automatically warm up my coffee….and what everyone else said.

If that’ll work, how about USB microbrew? If there isn’t one there ought to be.

Though, with my carb sensitivity (Type 2 diabetes) I’d get more use out of a microdistillery…

Automatic updates - zip file gets uploaded to server and you run the update from the control panel. A forum software I have used for years got its update methods pretty well perfect and 1.x ExpressionsEngine’s have not been bad - just could improve. For example all add ons should be outside the core parts of the system so you don’t have to hunt through the language files, modules and extensions to find what you have installed. its not hard to update a site but when you have a lot of client sites to update it becomes a burden.

when i saw this post i thought you were going to be setting date predictions for the release of the software! the person who gets the right date gets a prize! i was wrong!!!

All i want is clean and simple forum templates… those things are really hectic!

Well, somebody is running EE 2.0 already, so the beta can’t be too far off…

Ingmar Greil - 03 July 2009 09:31 AM

Well, somebody is running EE 2.0 already, so the beta can’t be too far off…

Oops that’s not a very good advert is it?

Error

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Saying that if you hit return at the end of the URL that comes up it does indeed load and I had this the other day on one of my sites (not ExpressionEngine though) and it turned out to be a mod_security issue on the server. That site was just linking to itself so I’m not sure if this might be a mod_security problem on the forums here or Lisa’s site perhaps?

congrats all… 2.0 is going to spread faster than swine-flu !!!