Kommentarer till Change list – Polopolyversion 9.12

Av: Jörgen Rydenius

Jörgen Rydenius — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 18:59:19 +0000

There are no known IE incompatibilities regarding Greenfield Times’ Captcha solution. Hope you found a solution or post more information, or contact the official Polopoly support.

Av: Patric Jansson

Patric Jansson — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 15:36:39 +0000

@Alexandre Sorry, but I haven´t used Captcha in Polopoly. Is it part of Greenfield Times? Any way please post your question with all context (version, code etc) in the support forum, and with a bit of luke, maybe I or someone else can help you out!
http://www.polopolyforum.se/forum/

Av: Alexandre Bernanos

Alexandre Bernanos — Tue, 27 Oct 2009 17:43:08 +0000

Mr. Patric, i am wih a problem in polopoly. The captcha isn’t valid using internet explorer, but in firefox this problem no repeat. How Do I do to resolve this problem?

thank you.

Av: Patric Jansson

Patric Jansson — Tue, 07 Apr 2009 05:50:42 +0000

@Magnus Rosenstråle Bra att ni skev detta i ert utskick också!

Av: Magnus Rosenstråle

Magnus Rosenstråle — Tue, 07 Apr 2009 05:38:07 +0000

…och här en övergripande sammanfattning.

9.12 introduces functionality for membership and personalization in
Greenfield Times. It also provides developers using Greenfield Times
with a pattern for using AJAX to combine personalized parts of a page
with public caching of the parts that are common to all visitors.
Working efficiently with user data, caching and presentation is captured
in the My Newslist element.

Membership has been added to Greenfield Times with out-of-the-box
examples for registration, login/logout and user preferences.
Documentation covering Polopoly session management and personalization
has also been added to the Developer’s Guide.

The My Newslist element features cookie based personalization and
persistent server side storage of user preferences. It also demonstrates
the technique of using AJAX loading of personalized page fragments. This
makes pages proxy cacheable, while mixing in personalized parts.

Basic reader blogs has been added to Greenfield Times. It enables
registered users on Greenfield Times to start a blog. The blog serves as
an example of how to build more elaborate membership services that
stretch beyond the presentation element of My Newslist.