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Antoine W.
Monday 25 July 2005 8:05:14 am
Hi ! I dont understand what's the difference between eznode:// and ezobject:// links. When should we use these two sorts of links ?Thanks
Ekkehard Dörre
Monday 25 July 2005 11:35:06 am
Hi,
more info:
http://ez.no/doc/ez_publish/technical_manual/3_6/concepts_and_basics/content_management/the_content_objecthttp://ez.no/doc/ez_publish/technical_manual/3_6/concepts_and_basics/content_management/the_content_node
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Tony Wood
Monday 17 October 2005 9:00:25 am
Hi Ekke,
This explains the technical reasons, but why should a user care which one they select?
From a users point of view which one is best?
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Xavier Dutoit
Tuesday 18 October 2005 4:17:13 am
I'd stick with only one: eznode, as two ids is a wee bit too more for most users.
eznode because that the one they can see (eg in the admin interface, the title on the links -tooltip- contains the node id).
Moreover, you never display an object on a full view, but the main node containing this object, isn't it ? So that's more logical as well to only deal with the node id for the users.
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Tuesday 18 October 2005 4:38:18 am
Hi Xavier,
Thanks for this, I have been using Node but it is interesting that they would use the two.. It would be great for eZ to give some examples where you would use each. Otherwise we are likely to come across systems in the future where the users has picked eznode and ezobject at random.
Gabriel Ambuehl
Tuesday 18 October 2005 5:43:48 am
I'm not entirely sure, but it would seem to me that there's a remote possibility, that a node would point to another object over time whereas the contentobject id truly is static for an object?
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Bruce Morrison
Thursday 20 October 2005 12:46:41 am
Howdy all
The only difference I can think of is that eznode:// will point to a particular node (objects can have many) where ezobject:// will always point to the main node associated with the object.
So eznode:// can be used to link to a particular "page" ezobject:// can't.
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