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Gitana / 3.2 / Guide / Guide / Deployment / Deployment Mappings

Deployment Mappings The following Deployment Handlers supports the deployment of resources from Cloud CMS to files or file system equivalents: S3 Deployment Handler File System Deployment Handler FTP Deployment Handler These Deployment Handlers all have the common function. They must work with content from Cloud CMS, consisting of Nodes, Associations, binary attachments and a potentially complex content graph of relationships. They must take that content and then map it down into a file system c

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Gitana / 3.2 / Guide / Guide / Features / Container

Container QName: f:container Makes a node as a container. In Cloud CMS, all nodes are essentially equivalent. There is no assumed containment model - in other words, Cloud CMS does not assume a folder structure or any kind of graph that you must adhere to. You can use associations to model any kind of relationship you would like. For example, you might have nodes that maintain only a kind of "linked" relationship to do things like link together related items for a product catalog. Another exampl

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Gitana / 3.2 / Guide / Guide / Application Server / Installation / Standalone Installation

Standalone Installation The Cloud CMS Application Server is a Node.js / Express-based Application that can be downloaded and run with very little setup. All you need to do is provide your Cloud CMS account credentials and the Cloud CMS Application Server will connect and come online ready to serve your content. Node.js To get started, you will need Node.js. Please visit http://www.node.js.org to download Node.js for your platform. Git You will also need to be familiar with Git. The source for th

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Gitana / 4.0 / Developers / Application Server / Installation / Standalone Installation

Standalone Installation The Cloud CMS Application Server is a Node.js / Express-based Application that can be downloaded and run with very little setup. All you need to do is provide your Cloud CMS account credentials and the Cloud CMS Application Server will connect and come online ready to serve your content. Node.js To get started, you will need Node.js. Please visit http://www.node.js.org to download Node.js for your platform. Git You will also need to be familiar with Git. The source for th

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Gitana / 4.0 / Data Engine / Aspects / Container

Container QName: f:container Makes a node as a container. In Cloud CMS, all nodes are essentially equivalent. There is no assumed containment model - in other words, Cloud CMS does not assume a folder structure or any kind of graph that you must adhere to. You can use associations to model any kind of relationship you would like. For example, you might have nodes that maintain only a kind of "linked" relationship to do things like link together related items for a product catalog. Another exampl

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Gitana / 4.0 / Data Engine / Deployment / Deployment Mappings

Deployment Mappings The following Deployment Handlers supports the deployment of resources from Cloud CMS to files or file system equivalents: S3 Deployment Handler File System Deployment Handler FTP Deployment Handler These Deployment Handlers all have the common function. They must work with content from Cloud CMS, consisting of Nodes, Associations, binary attachments and a potentially complex content graph of relationships. They must take that content and then map it down into a file system c

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Gitana / 4.0 / Forms / API / Custom Fields

Custom Fields Alpaca has a pretty inclusive field library that you can use straight away. Fields are simply referenced by their type within your Alpaca forms configuration. If you don't provide specific field types to use, Alpaca guesses at sensible defaults for you. You can also create your own fields. Alpaca fields are object-oriented (essentially) so that you can extend existing fields, override methods and modify behaviors. The result is less work and a complete extensibility layer so that y

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Gitana / 3.2 / Guide / Guide / Content Modeling / Behaviors

Behaviors Cloud CMS lets you wire in behaviors behind your content models so that rules automatically execute when your content is touched. Content editors work with simple forms to create content that conforms to your defined content models. When that content is created, updated or deleted, it automatically triggers policies (or events) which you use to bind in custom behaviors. In this way, the developers can wire up behaviors and the editorial team never needs to know about it. Furthermore, b

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Gitana / 4.0 / Data Engine / Content Models / Behaviors

Behaviors Cloud CMS lets you wire in behaviors behind your content models so that rules automatically execute when your content is touched. Content editors work with simple forms to create content that conforms to your defined content models. When that content is created, updated or deleted, it automatically triggers policies (or events) which you use to bind in custom behaviors. In this way, the developers can wire up behaviors and the editorial team never needs to know about it. Furthermore, b

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Access Cloud CMS content anonymously or as a guest user

This question often comes up from folks who are building HTML applications that run in a browser. They'd like the browser to connect to Cloud CMS to download content and display it. Usually this consists of things like images but also may consist of other types of content in Cloud CMS such as raw nodes, PDF files, video assets or more. OAuth 2.0 and Access Tokens Fundamentally, everything in Cloud CMS is secured from an access perspective using OAuth 2.0. This means that an OAuth 2.0 access toke

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Gitana / 3.2 / Guide / Guide / Docker / Configuration / Support

Support In this section, we provide best practices that should be considered when submitting support tickets for on-premise Cloud CMS installations. When submitting tickets to Cloud CMS, the objective should be to provide as much information as possible so that the ticket can be worked on as quickly as possible. Very often, tickets are submitted that do not have sufficient detail or information to either understand the problem or reproduce it. Tickets that include things like log files, database

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Gitana / 4.0 / Forms / API / Data Sources

Data Sources Alpaca supports lazy loading of data from remote locations via data sources. Data sources are supported by a limited number of field types - including select, radio and checkbox fields. To use a data source, specify the dataSource option for your field. The dataSource option can be any of the following: a set of datasource array elements directly supplied or a list of text items that will be converted to a data source array. an object consisting of key/value pairs to be used to gene

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Gitana / 3.2 / Guide / Guide / Cookbooks / PHP Cookbook

PHP Cookbook Getting Started To get started with the PHP driver, visit Gitana PHP Driver Page or the Github Page. It can be used in any composer php project. To install with composer from the command line: composer require cloudcms/cloudcms Connecting to Gitana You can connect to Gitana with the php driver by providing a config array containing your keys, which can be obtained from a gitana.json file. It should look something like: { "clientKey": "{your client key}", "clientSecret": "{y

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Gitana / 4.0 / Developers / Cookbooks / PHP Cookbook

PHP Cookbook Getting Started To get started with the PHP driver, visit Gitana PHP Driver Page or the Github Page. It can be used in any composer php project. To install with composer from the command line: composer require cloudcms/cloudcms Connecting to Gitana You can connect to Gitana with the php driver by providing a config array containing your keys, which can be obtained from a gitana.json file. It should look something like: { "clientKey": "{your client key}", "clientSecret": "{y

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Gitana / 3.2 / Guide / Guide / Application Server

Application Server The Cloud CMS Application Server offers an easy way for customers to assemble powerful, front-end custom APIs and web sites for Cloud CMS. It is completely free and runs on top of the popular Node.js technology stack. With Cloud CMS, customers have a choice of using any front-end presentation technology they wish. In many cases, customers already have a technology investment (such as C#, PHP, Java or Ruby) and thus a preference for continuing to build on that technology stack.

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Gitana / 4.0 / Developers / Application Server / Overview

Application Server The Cloud CMS Application Server offers an easy way for customers to assemble powerful, front-end custom APIs and web sites for Cloud CMS. It is completely free and runs on top of the popular Node.js technology stack. With Cloud CMS, customers have a choice of using any front-end presentation technology they wish. In many cases, customers already have a technology investment (such as C#, PHP, Java or Ruby) and thus a preference for continuing to build on that technology stack.

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Gitana / 4.0 / Forms / Fields / Option Tree Field

Option Tree Field The optiontree field. Properties Title Option Tree Description Text field for lowercase text Field Type optiontree Base Field Type text Schema Property Type Default Description allowOptionalEmpty Allows this non-required field to validate when the value is empty autocomplete string Allows you to specify the autocomplete attribute for the underlying input control whether or not field should have autocomplete enabled. data object Allows you to specify a key/value map of data attr

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Gitana / 3.2 / Guide / Guide / UI Developers Guide / Contexts

Contexts Cloud CMS uses a browser-side configuration service that evaluates "blocks" of configuration rules to determine the overall runtime configuration that drives every page render. Each block contains an evaluator and a snippet of configuration. If the evaluator evaluates to true, the snippet of configuration is included. It is merged into the overall runtime set and then used to make rendering decisions. Most of the Cloud CMS components that render on the screen, such as the left-hand navi

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Gitana / 3.2 / Guide / Guide / Forms / Fields / CK Editor

CK Editor ID: ckeditor The ckeditor field renders the popular CKEditor HTML control. This offers a fully-featured HTML editor on top of a string schema type. It is ideal for situations where you wish to provide your editorial team with the ability to edit HTML visually and offers a large range of plugins and behaviors that you can customize. For basic information of what is possible in terms of configuring this field type, please view the Alpaca Forms documentation for the CKEditor field. Config

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Gitana / 4.0 / Developers / User Interface Customization / Contexts

Contexts Cloud CMS uses a browser-side configuration service that evaluates "blocks" of configuration rules to determine the overall runtime configuration that drives every page render. Each block contains an evaluator and a snippet of configuration. If the evaluator evaluates to true, the snippet of configuration is included. It is merged into the overall runtime set and then used to make rendering decisions. Most of the Cloud CMS components that render on the screen, such as the left-hand navi

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Gitana / 4.0 / Forms / CMS / Fields / CK Editor

CK Editor ID: ckeditor The ckeditor field renders the popular CKEditor HTML control. This offers a fully-featured HTML editor on top of a string schema type. It is ideal for situations where you wish to provide your editorial team with the ability to edit HTML visually and offers a large range of plugins and behaviors that you can customize. For basic information of what is possible in terms of configuring this field type, please view the Alpaca Forms documentation for the CKEditor field. Config

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Gitana / 3.2 / Guide / Guide / Forms / Fields / Related Content

Related Content ID: related-content The related-content field type renders an upload field that is pre-configured to upload assets and store them as standalone document nodes within the content graph. This is useful, say, if you wanted to let end users upload images and store them in an /Images folder. Sample configuration: { "type": "related-content", "uploadPath": "/Images" } The related content control should be modeled on top of either an object or an array field. This is very simil

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Gitana / 4.0 / Forms / API / Observables

Observables Alpaca maintains observables that can be subscribed to by listeners that want to listen for changes to values in the form. An observable exists for every field and registration can be either programmatic or driven from configuration. In general, if you're sticking to straight JSON-schema, you won't find much use for observables. JSON schema is fairly fixed in terms of its interdependency of fields (see dependencies). Rather, observables are most useful when you really want to take fu

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Gitana / 4.0 / Forms / CMS / Fields / Related Content

Related Content ID: related-content The related-content field type renders an upload field that is pre-configured to upload assets and store them as standalone document nodes within the content graph. This is useful, say, if you wanted to let end users upload images and store them in an /Images folder. Sample configuration: { "type": "related-content", "uploadPath": "/Images" } The related content control should be modeled on top of either an object or an array field. This is very simil

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Gitana / 3.2 / Guide / Guide / Docker / Configuration / UI Server

UI Server The Cloud CMS UI Server is a Node.js application that provides the editorial experience for Cloud CMS. It communicates with the Cloud CMS API via HTTP/HTTPS API calls and is built to be very extensible. Developers and system integrators can extend the Cloud CMS UI through the deployment of UI modules. Environment File (.env) The Cloud CMS UI is primarily configured via a series of environment variables. These environment variables are detected by the Node.js application at startup and

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