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aggie94_amy replied on November 17, 2009 16:38 to the idea "12x12 scrapbook pages" in Scrapblog:
I would LOVE this option. As a matter of fact, it would be one of the options I would be willing to PAY for (gasp!) as a premium member because I think y'all have done exactly what I want to do with my scrapbook pages. It is sooo much easier to use your online center than it is for me to go through Photoshop. Some of my pages don't need super fancy and I can see myself using this option for the majority of my pages. Right now I upload and store them at a Kodak site.-
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aggie94_amy marked one of James E. Robinson, III's replies in eXtension as useful. James E. Robinson, III replied to the question "What are some ways to manage our published versus unpublished articles by using identifying tags?".
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aggie94_amy replied on November 10, 2009 15:03 to the question "What are some ways to manage our published versus unpublished articles by using identifying tags?" in eXtension:
I think we would like to try some experimentation with this and workflow. You may be able to look at our CoP and suggest some beneficial changes. Give me a Skype or IM or email about your availability and I can be in the Wiki to show you what we have. Or, just go look around and see what you think.
Here is where I am "trying" to get a handle on workflow for our monthly workdays. http://cop.extension.org/wiki/Map%40S... -
A comment on the question "What are some ways to manage our published versus unpublished articles by using identifying tags?" in eXtension:
James, I think we are doing that in our CoP, but just with tags versus a template. We have tags that are attached to the articles as they go through the process and in addition, we use the metadata tab to track progress. This works well in our CoP, however, now we are having other CoP's that have articles related to our topic but they of course are not using our workflow tags.
When we come across that in FAQ, we can work collaboratively much easier b/c we know what process the FAQ is in because the workflow is standard.
On a more basic level, I'd like to just be able to keep a running list across CoP's of published articles versus unpublished articles by category. Because I've seen it on the FAQ side, I want that functionality on the CoP side :-)
I could only get through a fraction of the DPL guide, it was too greek for me. – aggie94_amy, on November 09, 2009 18:22 -
aggie94_amy asked a question in Scrapblog on November 09, 2009 18:09:
RSS feed for user versus individual scrapblogI know you can individually RSS feed a published Scrapblog, but is there a way to stream feed all my RSS feeds to be consumed as a single widget for Wordpress. I would like to see multiple books automatically w/o having to add code for each individual -
aggie94_amy asked a question in eXtension on November 06, 2009 16:57:
What are some ways to manage our published versus unpublished articles by using identifying tags?We are trying to manage our workflow in our community and we would like to try to manage our published versus unpublished articles. With other CoP's using our tags, this is even more important so we don't duplicate effort. What I'd like to do is have a method to dpl our published articles. Right now, I can use dpl with the category and "article" tags, but it pulls everything, regardless of it's workflow status (I compare that to the FAQ system that does show the workflow status for every FAQ). I get all articles but have no way to separate them with a category tag regarding their status as it related to published. We use tags in our CoP to signify the edit process, but that doesn't help because ALL articles have the "article" tag and public side articles don't contain any identifying tags that differ from non-published articles.
Since you can "strip" tags on the public side so that the public can't see (for example "article" or "glossary" or "dlp") can you create a tag set or method so that we can separate articles that have been published from those still sitting in the wiki workflow? Perhaps a tag for "published" and "unpublished" to help us more. If a dynamic tag was added (manually or automatically) that said "category:published" I would be able to create things for reporting and workflow management. Right now I go to the public side and copy and paste. As our CoP content grows, this is a management nightmare. -
aggie94_amy replied on August 26, 2009 18:48 to the question "Why doesn't the "related FAQ" link show up on the Public Side?" in eXtension:
I like the fix! That's really what we had hoped for. Now it will be easy to attach related answers! -
aggie94_amy marked one of Jason Young's replies in eXtension as useful. Jason Young replied to the question "Why doesn't the "related FAQ" link show up on the Public Side?".
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aggie94_amy asked a question in eXtension on August 06, 2009 15:37:
Why doesn't the "related FAQ" link show up on the Public Side?Why don't the "related FAQ's" links that are created in the FAQ Wiki not show up for the pubic? Our CoP has been answering our FAQ's in Knowledge Base fashion where we include supporting FAQ's to help the user (we didn't realize it wouldn't go to the public side). It is too manually difficult to code these by hand. It would be helpful to client to the self-education process to see the related FAQ's. Eliminate some of the return questions.
