Wednesday 16 January 2008 2:16:44 pm
I read your hint about locations. Look one more: In software developing my example is like this:
Tree tree = new Tree();
Folder forum = new Folder("FORUM");
Folder news = new Folder("NEWS");
tree.add("1.0", news );
tree.add("2.3", news );
tree.add("4.0", forum);
The instance of folder is an reference / link.
The folder is on sereral locations in the tree.
I can change the content of folder, and
in every part of tree with an reference to my folder the changed folder will show his content. One place for changing updates all place with reference to this instance.
In the eZ doc about locations i am missing the place of node / object 31. Where is the instance and where is the reference to this instance?
An reference to an instance point not to an object in memory,
it point to an place of address into an memory, like C++ An pointer to an pointer ... and so on.
I like to have one Node for writing about NEWS.
One time in my siteaccess and in my content structure. The User in Role as Editor see only this place of real NEWS.
But my content structure is very big and large and have a lot of sub trees and sub trees...
In several subtrees there are also an link or reference to NEWS. This NEWS is pointing to my Node from above.
Just like the eZ location example... but i missing there the real NEWS Node. Where this node have to be situated in content structure? I think so:
Node 2
|- Node 10
| - Node 12 NEWS <---- only here the editor will change content
| - Node 13 Contact
| - Node 22
|- reference to Node 12 News
|- Node 223
|- Node 226
|- Node 401
| - Node 422
| - reference to Node 12 News
That what i want. What i am understand wrong?
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