Versioning

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6/5/2008 2:47:54 AM
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Versioning

We're using Telerik's Sitefinity CMS in many of our websites but would love to use MojoPortal if we think it offers more or less the same features we get in Sitefinity.

By comparing the features with Sitefinity features I think MojoPortal is still missing Versioning, it'd be great if this is also supported.

I've yet to try out Mojo so please bare with me.

6/5/2008 6:36:51 AM
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Re: Versioning

If you mean content versioning as in keeping a history of every change (like a wiki), support for this is planned and some of the plumbing to implement it is already done so you can expect to see this in mojoPortal sometime in the next few months.

Best,

Joe

6/5/2008 6:39:59 AM
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Re: Versioning

I meant that everytime you make a change in a page and hit save a new version of the page gets stored.

I'm glad that a free tool such as Mojo is backed by great community of developers and is quickly coming at par with any other CMS out there.

Good work, keep it up!

6/5/2008 6:46:55 AM
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Re: Versioning

I meant that everytime you make a change in a page and hit save a new version of the page gets stored.

Yes, this is what I meant too and also the old versions are kept in case you want to revert back to it. But technically, in mojoPortal it will be versioning of content instances not pages since any content instance is possibly published on more than one page or content instances may not yet be published on any pages, but we will still keep every version of the content as it changes and will keep all history so that it is possible to revert to any previous version.

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Joe

6/5/2008 6:49:37 AM
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Re: Versioning

I think it's even better as it allow more fine-grain control over what you can revert to.

Great, I think it's worth trying. Thanks

3/2/2009 9:53:34 PM
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Has there been any progress on content versioning? I'm rather nervous about grating end users access to edit content w/o having someway to keep track of the changes and to be able to fail back to an older version.

While it'd be nice to be able to restore changes in site or page structure, being able to revert content would meet most needs.

3/5/2009 6:27:20 AM
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Re: Versioning

I expect to have versioning in place in the next 2-3 months. 

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