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Wednesday 29 July 2009 4:22:41 am - 5 replies

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Introduction

Content in eZ Publish is stored in attributes of content objects. A datatype describes the type of value that can be stored in an attribute and is the smallest possible entity of storage. It determines how a specific type of information should be validated, stored and retrieved. eZ Publish comes with a set of datatypes for, among other things, plain text, formatted text, images, email addresses and dates. This article explains how to create additional datatypes in eZ Publish 4, and explores how to take advantage of some of the new eZ Publish 4 features.

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Denis Jonny

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Christoph von Siebenthal

Thursday 17 February 2011 10:41:25 pm

Many thanks

Seems to be great, but were habe the source files gone?

Nicolas Pastorino

Sunday 20 February 2011 3:46:51 am

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Seems to be great, but were habe the source files gone?

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I would suggest to get in touch with the initial author, and ask the question. You can do so using the Direct Contact link from Thomas' profile : http://share.ez.no/community/profile/11587

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Sao Tavi

Saturday 04 June 2011 6:40:15 am

Good enough tutorial, I managed to create my own datatype following this and some standard datatype as example.

 

On the other hand, I would be interested in exactly this datatype, date/time with timezone information, but I cannot find the source code. Does anyone know where it could be?

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