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dheltzel wrote:
I just got a chance to try this out on my testing site, and I'm very impressed !!
I've only explored the admin pages so far, but this module looks like it will be fantastic for my sites. Consider this a virtual pat on the back.
I know you're quite busy, but I think moving this to a final release and making it part of the default XOOPS install will be a huge step forward for XOOPS.
Is there a place in a Wiki where people like me can add some howto and "use case" material about the new wfsections? The only drawback I see in this module is an overwhelming sense of complexity with all the admin options. I love complexity, but a first time user might want some help setting this up for various types of use, hence good docs in a wiki or something like that.
Thanks for all your effort, Catswolf!
Dennis
Hi Dennis,
It does look great doesn't it
! I've been looking for a log time for a article management system with the features Catz has put into this.
If you have a look at the XOOPS roadmap you'll see that in the future there will be no core modules, just modules that get recommended for use with Xoops. This should allow core devs to concentrate more on XOOPS instead of the modules. I think everyone would agree that this module will be a very large attractant to the XOOPS CMS, so hopefully with everyone helping out with bug reports Catz will be able to move this along to a stable production version in the not too far distant future. He has been really on the ball to date, so start testing and bug reporting
.
On the issue of usage, I do agree that the sheer number of options might be a little daunting to the newcomer. However, once you start to understand how it all hangs together, and the flexibility this provides then you'll only love WfSection more
. I also think a WfSection WIKI would be a great idea.