Site:Frontend:Organization - Revision history

MetrixAdmin: MetrixAdmin moved page Site:Organization to Site:Frontend:Organization

2012-07-01T20:23:02Z

MetrixAdmin moved page Site:Organization to Site:Frontend:Organization

MetrixAdmin: /* Tags */

2012-04-11T20:14:14Z

‎Tags

MetrixAdmin at 23:03, 1 October 2011

2011-10-01T23:03:03Z

MetrixAdmin: moved Site:ContentOrganization to Site:Organization

2011-10-01T23:00:04Z

moved Site:ContentOrganization to Site:Organization

MetrixAdmin: /* Content */

2011-10-01T22:55:58Z

‎Content

MetrixAdmin at 22:54, 1 October 2011

2011-10-01T22:54:35Z

MetrixAdmin: /* Labels */

2011-10-01T19:02:25Z

‎Labels

MetrixAdmin: Created page with "== Labels == Labels are the building blocks of organizing your content. Labels are a backend filter. They can not be specified in the URL. This makes them a secure filtering sol..."

2011-10-01T17:19:57Z

Created page with "== Labels == Labels are the building blocks of organizing your content. Labels are a backend filter. They can not be specified in the URL. This makes them a secure filtering sol..."

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== Labels ==

Labels are the building blocks of organizing your content. Labels are a backend filter. They can not be specified in the URL. This makes them a secure filtering solution, because you can limit your site pages to content of a certain label and not worry about a user accessing content outside of that label.

You can add labels in batch or on a per content basis. Labels can be added in batch under the "bulk operations" widget on the "browse content" page. Labels can be added manually on an individual content item, by clicking on the "edit properties" link on the content page.

== Tags ==

Tags are essentially public labels. Tags can be specified in the URL. Tags usually show up on content pages, so you can browse similiar content. The tagging system can be accomplished via the Category system, but it shouldn't because tags are considered a light weird mechanism you can create on the fly. Also keeping tags seperate from categories allow you to browse tags within a category.

You can add tags in batch or on a per content basis. Tags can be added in batch under the "bulk operations" widget on the "browse content" page. Tags can be added manually on an individual content item, by clicking on the "edit properties" link on the content page.

== Categories ==

Categories are robust tags. The tagging system could be created under the category system by creating a root category called "Tag" and then creating sub-categories with the actual tag names. This is a cumbersom process, which is why the there is a seperate light weight tagging system. Categories also allow heirarchy support with as many levels as you want. Example: DVDS -> USA -> California -> Genre -> Action. Categories can be specified in the URL.

You have to first create categories on the category page. Once they are created, you can add them to the appropriate content.

You can add categories in batch or on a per content basis. Categories can be added in batch under the "bulk operations" widget on the "browse content" page. Categories can be added manually on an individual content item, by clicking on the "edit properties" link on the content page.

== Associations ==

Associations are a term used to map content with accounts via a term. A common term would be "Cast". Videos normally have people in them, so you can associate the people with the videos via the "Cast" term. Other common associations are director, producer, writter, production company, etc.

You have to first create associations on the associations page. Once they are created, you can make associations with the appropriate content.

You can make associations in batch. Associations can be made in batch under the "bulk operations" widget on the "browse content" page.

== Relationships ==

Relationships are a term used to map content with other content via a term. A common example is linking up scenes of a video into a DVD object, DVDs to a Box Set, etc. Relationships allow you to make this connection.

You have to first create relationships on the relationships page. Once they are created, you can make relationships with the appropriate content.

You can make relationships in batch. Relationships can be made in batch under the "bulk operations" widget on the "browse content" page.

== Custom Fields ==

Custom fields allow you to store additional information on objects. This can be public information like eye color for accounts, or internal information like account type that is used with the [[Site:Faceted Search|faceted search]] mechanism.

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-== Accounts ==
+== Introduction ==
-Accounts are typically used for featured profiles on your website. These normally consist of cast from a movie, directors, producers, etc. Accounts can be considered a global user, because they can appear across multiple sites. Accounts also have the ability to login to a site, so it is possible for your feature profiles to interact with your site members.
+What happens when we have thousands and thousands of objects? We need the ability to group them together, so that the appropriate content and profiles appear where we want them to. All of this is accomplished with the tools listed below.
-−
-== Users ==
-−
-Users belong to your site. Depending on the type of site you have, they can have profiles and resell content just like Accounts do. Sites can be grouped together so they same user account works across multiple sites.
-−
-== Content ==
-−
-Content belongs to either an account or a user. Content can range from a wide variety of items, such as: videos, photos, blogs, news, products, inventory, events, songs, albums, and objects.
 == Labels ==

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 == Content ==
-Content belongs to either an account or a user. Content can range from a wide variety of items, such as: videos, photosets,
+Content belongs to either an account or a user. Content can range from a wide variety of items, such as: videos, photos, blogs, news, products, inventory, events, songs, albums, and objects.
-−
 == Labels ==

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 == Tags ==
-Tags are essentially public labels. Tags can be specified in the URL. Tags usually show up on content pages, so you can browse similiar content. The tagging system can be accomplished via the Category system, but it shouldn't because tags are considered a light weird mechanism you can create on the fly. Also keeping tags seperate from categories allow you to browse tags within a category.
+Tags are essentially public labels. Tags can be specified in the URL. Tags usually show up on content pages, so you can browse similiar content. The tagging system can be accomplished via the Category system, but it shouldn't because tags are considered a light weight mechanism you can create on the fly. Also keeping tags seperate from categories allow you to browse tags within a category.
 You can add tags in batch or on a per content basis. Tags can be added in batch under the "bulk operations" widget on the "browse content" page. Tags can be added manually on an individual content item, by clicking on the "edit properties" link on the content page.

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 == Labels ==
-Labels are the building blocks of organizing your content. Labels are a backend filter. They can not be specified in the URL. This makes them a secure filtering solution, because you can limit your site pages to content of a certain label and not worry about a user accessing content outside of that label.
+Labels are the building blocks of organizing your content. Labels are a backend filter. They can not be specified in the URL unless whitelisted by the page. This makes them a secure filtering solution, because you can limit your site pages to content of a certain label and not worry about a user accessing content outside of that label.
 You can add labels in batch or on a per content basis. Labels can be added in batch under the "bulk operations" widget on the "browse content" page. Labels can be added manually on an individual content item, by clicking on the "edit properties" link on the content page.