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On 6/14/02 11:30 AM, "Andrew Baio" <Andrew.Baio@dfafunds.com> claimed:

>
> A couple members of my team are requesting an option to
> republish articles from within the Bric interface.
>
> Often, they want to republish an article without checking
> it out, sending it to Publish desk, going to the desk,
> and publishing from there.
>
> Any thoughts about adding this to the feature request
> list?

Uh, well, if they're not checking it out and making any changes, what's the
point of republishing?

David

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David Wheeler wrote:
> Uh, well, if they're not checking it out and making any
> changes, what's the point of republishing?


Good question; I should have mentioned it in the e-mail.

Usually, they're republishing in the course of modifying
templates and categories, and aren't comfortable enough
with Unix to run bric_republish from the shell.

-- Andy.

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On 6/14/02 12:17 PM, "Andrew Baio" <Andrew.Baio@dfafunds.com> claimed:

> David Wheeler wrote:
>> Uh, well, if they're not checking it out and making any
>> changes, what's the point of republishing?
>
>
> Good question; I should have mentioned it in the e-mail.
>
> Usually, they're republishing in the course of modifying
> templates and categories, and aren't comfortable enough
> with Unix to run bric_republish from the shell.

Hmmm, yes, I can see a need for an interface for people to be able to
mass-(re)publish stories, such as when a site redesign has been done. Right
now, a soap script is the way to do it, but I'll add something to the To Do
list for creating a browser-based UI for such a functionality.

Regards,

David

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