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Saving documents using FTP
Hello! Can you save the created documents with FTP to a server ?
Yours sincerely
Stephan
If you run dillinger locally you could add that functionality but if I was to do it with FTP it would have to be via proxy which means you would have to give me, dillinger.io, your username/password and other credentials to FTP into your server.
Make sense?
How about WebDAV sync or Owncloud?
Do either support oAuth? You need oAuth-friendly services.
Owncloud has an oAuth plugin https://github.com/owncloud/apps/tree/master/user_oauth
Sorry for bringing up an old issue.But if i wanted to save the files locally,would you be able to guide on how to make a plugin for that?Do you have that documentation?
saving a file locally would be just downloading the markdown file
On Fri, Apr 29, 2016 at 7:58 AM, Satyarth Sampath [email protected] wrote:
Sorry for bringing up an old issue.But if i wanted to save the files locally,would you be able to guide on how to make a plugin for that?Do you have that documentation?
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I am running this on another server.I was trying to use this as the editor in a CMS mashup if that makes any sense
You'll need to integrate to CMS
On Monday, May 2, 2016, Satyarth Sampath [email protected] wrote:
I am running this on another server.I was trying to use this as the editor in a CMS mashup if that makes any sense
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So by CMS mashup I mean.
Use a Static Site generator(Jekyll etc.) for rendering the pages (of the website). Use Dillinger to edit the markdowns(unlike the usual method of writing the files on sublime/emacs/other editors and then pushing to a git repo to build the website) . There is no CMS here.I am basically using several components to make a highly customizable CMS.The meta data can be using YAML(like most of the SSGs)..