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RW Wood	Thursday 25 September 2003 10:28:30 pm Didn't it used to be at ez.no/sdk ? Thanks. RWW
Carlo Fiori	Friday 26 September 2003 5:32:52 am is there another reference on line ? I am a buddy and I need a guide like SDK to understand EZ
Mark Scarbrough	Friday 03 October 2003 10:28:52 am It seems like all of the same information is now in the normal documentation area on the main ez.no website: http://www.ez.no/developer/ez_publish_3/documentation What used to be the "SDK" is now mostly under "developer" in this area. In the past many people complained that they could not find the documentation they needed in the many diparate areas of the site. I think the ez crew is trying to address this problem by bringing it all together and cross referencing it, etc. One recommendation I would have for the folks who are doing this work is that the content currently under "eZTemplate Library" in the "developer" section should be included in the "customization" section as well. Aren't the template functions the crux of how you "customize your website without programming"? Cheers, Mark

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RW Wood

Thursday 25 September 2003 10:28:30 pm

Didn't it used to be at ez.no/sdk ?

Thanks.
RWW

Carlo Fiori

Friday 26 September 2003 5:32:52 am

is there another reference on line ? I am a buddy and I need a guide like SDK to understand EZ

Mark Scarbrough

Friday 03 October 2003 10:28:52 am

It seems like all of the same information is now in the normal documentation area on the main ez.no website:

http://www.ez.no/developer/ez_publish_3/documentation

What used to be the "SDK" is now mostly under "developer" in this area. In the past many people complained that they could not find the documentation they needed in the many diparate areas of the site. I think the ez crew is trying to address this problem by bringing it all together and cross referencing it, etc.

One recommendation I would have for the folks who are doing this work is that the content currently under "eZTemplate Library" in the "developer" section should be included in the "customization" section as well. Aren't the template functions the crux of how you "customize your website without programming"?

Cheers,
Mark