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Content Linking

jbernal

I have read that version 1.3 can link content, but I can't seen how can I do that.

I have developed other CMS for press, and one of the main feautres they need is linking content with a named relationship.

For example, make a relationship with the text and photos of a news published and the pdf of the page where it is published. So when I get one document/content, can see the relationships and the objects/content related to it.

Is there any planning of including this feature in future releases?

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rdanner

I have read that version 1.3 can link content, but I can't seen how can I do that.

I have developed other CMS for press, and one of the main feautres they need is linking content with a named relationship.

For example, make a relationship with the text and photos of a news published and the pdf of the page where it is published. So when I get one document/content, can see the relationships and the objects/content related to it.

Is there any planning of including this feature in future releases?

You mentioned

Article
Photo(s)
and PDF

You would like to store each of the article, photo and PDF documents descretely but have them related to eachother? or something else?

PDF is a published product of the article, and photos. Is that the document that would contain the relationships or would all of the documents contain relationships to each other?

If you had a multi channel output would you handle the problem the same way? That is if you had a news story which was published to Web, Print, and PDF for example; does this apply to you?

You can imagine that in a print scenario you are limited by the paper you by the paper's area. You may only include one photo. On the web you can do interesting things like have a gallery so you may include all 15 photos that your journalists captured. Is this relevant to you and if so how are you thinking about the solution?