By Rosamunda on

Hi there!
I´ve checked the Flexinode Module Page, but it seems like it is configured to work with 4.6.
In other pages, searching at the forum, I´ve readed that it is on a working status (or something) at the CVS...
Searching again, it seems like there´s a version for 4.7 (??) but with some active bugs...

Is there a Flexinode module for 4.7 version?
Has it transformed to "fleximax"?
Is it going to be added to the Drupal core?
I would like to work with a solid module, not in beta ... is flexinode available?

Where are you flexinode? :-)

Thanks for your help! I´m clueless...

Rosamunda
www.ligadelconsorcista.org
Buenos Aires | Argentina

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Comments

PakWaan’s picture

PakWaan commented

I'm running the CVS version on 4.7RC2 and it works great.

yourhiro’s picture

yourhiro commented

You can use the CVS Flexinode for your 4.7 installation. It's still in the process of being upgraded from 4.6 and has a few critical bugs I believe. As far as I know, it's not going to be part of core. It should be stable enough to use though.

There's another module called CCK(Content Construction Kit) that's being developed and will probably eventually replace flexinode. However, it's still very young and not yet ready for stable use and probably won't be for a long time.

Rosamunda’s picture

Rosamunda commented

Thanks guys!
I´ll give the CVS version a try :-)

Rosamunda
Buenos Aires | Argentina
www.ligadelconsorcista.org

ergophobe’s picture

ergophobe commented

I'm a flxinode with fleximax user and have decided to convert to CCK. It really is powerful and if you don't have a lot of content yet, the conversion will probably be worth it. Writing a conversion script would no doubt be possible, but the DB schema is quite different, so I don't think a generalized conversion script would be that easy.

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