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Re: Book module break out features
user name
2007-03-28 08:42:30
Steven,

Have you and Jeff looked at this SoC suggestion I wrote up:

http://drupal.org/node/
128731

I really don't like the proposal of allowing multiple
parents for
nodes in this module- I think we lose more than we gain in
terms of
complexity, performance, UI, etc when we move away from a
single
hierarchy.

-Peter

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: "Steven Peck" <speckblkmtn.org>
To: <developmentdrupal.org>
Date: Tue, 27 Mar 2007 21:26:00 -0700
Subject: [development] Book module break out features

Jeff Eaton and I had chatted about book module off and on
for the last
month when in Dries 'state of Drupal' presentation he
mentioned some
of the same things as well.  At the code session I hunted
several
people down and tried to come up with a task based list of
steps to
get book module to the 'next' level for Drupal 6.

So here's the break down, if no one has any objections I
will file
them as separate issue's.

Separate outline out of book/book content type and make a
legacy
content type called book for migration purposes.

Allow for multiple root books with their own permissions and
/menu blocks

Allow for next/prev automatic links on/off for a given book

    yes this can be done through the theme but a switch
would make it
more accessible

Versioned pages for each book which affect the tree -
support
branches/tags to allow for selecting which branch you want
to see.

User input multiple relationship (on page or displayed
separate block)

Menu system allows you to split menu's into multiple
navigation
blocks.  Look at integrating book module to register it's
menu's with
the menu module to create per book modules into the menu
system. (per
Dries)  This would also bring it more in line with other
core modules.

Allow for a given node to be tagged for more than one
hierarchy

Use vamcode for the module (per Dries)

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