BEdita | Semantic Content Management Framework

Frontend Application Flow and callback methods

To help the frontend developers BEdita comes with a series of callback methods that allowing to filter and handling data. Understanding how the flow of frontend applications works and which callbacks the developer has in hand is one of the fundamental things to start developing a custom frontend

published on 02-23-2010  by Alberto Pagliarini
tag:  frontendcustomizeflowcallbacks
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Customizing Frontend Applications [part 3]: time for pagination

Paginating items in a frontend application

published on 02-22-2010  by Alberto Pagliarini
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Customizing Frontend Applications [part 2]: how to load only selected content in a section

Improve speed performance by narrowing your requests to the API

published on 11-27-2009  by Alberto Pagliarini
tag:  frontendcustomizecontentsperformance
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Customizing Frontend Applications [part 1]: divide objects by type in a section

Organize your BEdita objects in $section array to have a semantic separation of contents.

published on 11-16-2009  by Alberto Pagliarini
tag:  frontendsemantic webobject types
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Embedding multimedia objects

The BeEmbedMedia helper is used to create and display every type of multimedia object as Video, Audio, Image, Application (like Flash object) or generic multimedia file (BEFile). This helper is ...

published on 09-28-2009  by Niki Corradetti
tag:  frontendflashobject typeshelperembed
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BEdita shell: introducing command line tools

Command line tools are an important (and not known) part of the BEdita framework.
There are many commands available to accomplish many tasks:

  • export or import a complete instance
  • send notification ...
  • ...

published on 07-22-2009  by Stefano Rosanelli
tag:  docfeaturesshell
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How to manage free semantic relations

One of the most powerful features of BEdita is the possibility to define and use free semantic relations between objects. In this article I'm going to show you how build and use them.

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published on 03-06-2009  by Alberto Pagliarini
tag:  frontendfeaturessemantic relationsobject types
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Hallo BEdita

The first public beta is here!

published on 05-13-2009  by Stefano Rosanelli
tag:  downloadreleasesemantic webframework
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