206: Editable meta data - Composr CMS feature tracker

ID	Project	Category	View Status	Date Submitted	Last Update

206	Composr	core_html_abstractions	public	2010-09-12 13:03	2014-05-26 12:34

Reporter	Chris Graham	Assigned To	Chris Graham
Priority	normal	Severity	feature
Status	resolved	Resolution	fixed

Summary	206: Editable meta data
Description	Consider making some of the meta data editable (e.g. submitter, so owner can be reassigned). Also the URL moniker.
Tags	Type: Cross-cutting feature
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Time estimation (hours)	8
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Chris Graham 2012-08-19 11:45 administrator ~873	Note there are TODO's in cms_comcode_pages.php referring to how the meta data ownership change should work via a privilege.

Chris Graham 2013-01-16 09:04 administrator ~1137	Customisable URL moniker also be allowed to put a leading slash on it to define the full URL relative to the base URL. Example... you have a news post, Test which auto-generates a moniker 'test' which has a URL /site/news/view/test.htm you want to be able to change the moniker to 'example', for /site/news/view/example.htm, or even to '/example' for /example.htm Composr would need to check any of these monikers to ensure the given names don't cause conflicts. Composr would need to of course have support for these new "trailing /" monikers.

Chris Graham 2013-01-23 15:02 administrator ~1155	^ Not relative to the base URL, relative to the zone. That makes it more flexible, in terms of allowing the same URL stems to run out of multiple zones (via a transparent redirect on the owner pages). Simultaneously it makes it more robust - you don't really want URLs coming out of a zone that don't have that zone in the URL (if you want it coming off the root, add it to the welcome zone of a single-public-zone site).

Robbie Goacher 2013-01-25 15:49 administrator ~1175	All edit screens should have a little "?" icon somewhere on the form which shows you behind-the-scenes information (date added, ID, author/owner) when clicked or hovered over. Consider only showing this icon & information to admins. This would make it a lot easier for people to find out the specific IDs of pieces of content.