Proposal: Unite all the efforts aiming at d.o. -> Firefox Ubiquity plugin integration
| Project: | Drupal Ubiquity Commands |
| Version: | 6.x-1.x-dev |
| Component: | Miscellaneous |
| Category: | support request |
| Priority: | normal |
| Assigned: | Unassigned |
| Status: | active |
| Issue tags: | concept, explanation |
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There are several different variants of a "drupal" ubiquity command for faster d.o. interaction.
I am aware that this module deals with the use case of a regular drupal site admin using ff ubiquity to manage his site but there is a need for a better and central d.o. ubiquity thing.
Let's use this module to collaborate on it. Or create a separate one - which will actually not be a module but a project with an issue queue and releases of javascript commands.
These are the most interesting links from the first 2 pages of google:
1. http://joshhuckabee.com/drupal-api-ubiquity-plugin
2. http://www.syntaxpolice.org/index.php/?q=blog/2008-09-01/drubiquity-proo...
3. http://kourge.net/node/124 - interesting article and the comments too
4. my home made "d" and "di" commands that I use like:
"d modulename" - to go to project page
"di modulename" - to go to issue queue
So should we decide how we go about it and then write to those people or vice versa?
What do you think in general?
#1
more acurate title
#2
I would be really happy have a more collaborative work on this module because I really think it can really change the user experience (for admin as well as "normal" users).
A point who should be made clearer perhaps.
The command generated belong to 1 installation of Drupal, which mean for example that I could use the following command
Because I do not administer only 1 Drupal website... and because the 2 (or more) websites may have different configurations/modules/content types I let the possibility to modules to implement their own commands (using the hook_ff_ubiquity()).
By the way, this approach (the automated generation of commands) should avoid the too techies edition of the commands. And this is a really important thing, because it will let a much wider range of people to discover the magic of the Firefox addon.
#3
I just emailed Josh and kourge. I hope they join in.
#4
subscribing