With the backport from D8 what's missing now is to decide on what edit should be, what it should integrate with by default. It's easy enough to integrate with nodes and fields like currently but should it be compatible with views, panels or others?

I'd say we need to have:

To get a new version out but maybe I'm missing something or maybe it's too ambitious.

Let me know what you think.

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iamEAP’s picture

+1 for views integration, here. I'm imagining, in particular, a table view of fields, where editors can easily click in, edit, and save.

simon georges’s picture

I agree that Views integration (being able to choose what field can be edited) seems the most immediately usable, maybe even before fields integration (the Plone experience seems to imply that either you have a Wysiwyg editor, and inline edition is nice, or you have lots of fields, and the user will almost always edit the whole content instead of editing one field after the other (either for consistance of the edit, revision, ...).
Anyway, looking forward to see it working ;-)

nod_’s picture

you can try it right now you know :)

simon georges’s picture

@nod_: I know, I just have to find the time ;-)

willmoy’s picture

I didn't know we could try it right now (and not expect something to break horribly). That's great news, but in that case, might it be worth releasing an -alpha6?

I would say the priority should be getting something out. Then panels and views. In our case, we're about to overhaul our D7 site and it would be fantastic to be able to show our writers Edit, and plan to build the revamped site on that. So having something stable enough to show and try out would be a huge help.

chris_h’s picture

What is required to test Edit? Just a clean core install with CKeditor and current Edit dev, and any dependencies eg Entity. Are there any core patches required?

nod_’s picture

@willmoy: I hear you, a new release should be out soon.

@chris_h: you need edit module, the core patch that is provided in the module (check README.txt) and the entity module. That's enought for inline editing. If you want CKEditor get the latest -dev version, download the CKEditor 4 archive and the libraries module, that should be enough.

Keep in mind that there is a 12h delay between commits and the updating of the -dev archive, you'll probably want to checkout from git to have the latest.

wim leers’s picture

Title: Scope of D7 Edit module » [meta] Scope of D7 Edit module
wim leers’s picture

Assigned: Unassigned » wim leers
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Status: Active » Fixed
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