- Writing and sending editions The routine of one newsletter issue in cjw_newsletter - writing the edition as content, choosing a skin, previewing as a subscriber, test groups, approval, scheduling the send, recurring sends, A/B subject tests and…
- Yearly checklist The yearly checklist for the owner of an Exponential site - the value review, the operational annual review, release line and PHP, contracts with host and partner, data protection and retention, accessibility, VAT for…
- Your first hour as a developer A guided hour: see who sets a setting, change and undo it, find the template behind a page, read the debug output and a log, and run PHP with the kernel loaded.
- A contact form for your business A contact form for a local business on Exponential from the owner's side - the fields worth asking for, where the mail goes, the thank-you page, what the builder sets up with the information collector, testing it logged…
- Choosing a ready-made content class Which of the content classes that site packages install fits which job - folder, article, image, file, link, frontpage, feedback form, comment, forum, gallery, event and the media classes - and what to check before you…
- Glossary for learners The words a learner meets first in Exponential, each explained in one or two sentences with the page that teaches it - from administration, attribute and cache to siteaccess, template, version and zone - plus the…
- Launch checklist for adopters A launch checklist for adopters of Exponential - content and URLs, accounts and roles, security hardening, backups and restore, caches and speed, monitoring, accessibility, legal pages, and the people side - before…
- Online store reading path The pages a store team reads in its first week, month and quarter on Exponential, in order: the dashboard and orders first, then products, prices, VAT, payments, shipping and returns, then growth and upkeep.
- Order lifecycle operations The life of an Exponential order as a process you can operate - from temporary order to archive, the seventeen shipped statuses grouped by stage, which count as open, finished or without revenue, three example…
- Reading paths for DXP developers Ordered reading lists through the DXP pages for five kinds of reader - the evaluator, the first-week developer, the theme builder, the API integrator and the team migrating from Ibexa OSS or Exponential 6 - with the…
- Something looks wrong A plain-language list of the most common "something looks wrong" situations on an Exponential site - old content, missing pages, grayed-out buttons, a page that will not load, a site that is down - with the likely cause…
- Story: editing content A feature story for journalists about how editors work in Exponential - drafts, versions, previews at device width, the trash and the 6.0.15 additions - with printable facts, their sources, what not to claim and…
- The requirements checklist Every requirement a site package has to meet, in one checklist, each marked as enforced by the code or as a convention of the shipped 7x packages, with the file that checks it and what happens without it.
- Users in the ecosystem The users of the Exponential ecosystem - organizations that own sites, editors, administrators, members and visitors - what the ecosystem gives each of them, and where each finds help in this documentation.
- Who decides in the Exponential community Which decisions about Exponential are made by whom, according to published sources - the project, development, merges, releases, security, conduct, the partner program and the roadmap - what is not published, and how…
- Writing a tutorial that works How to write an Exponential tutorial that readers can actually follow - a tested starting point, prerequisites, numbered steps with a checkpoint each, real commands, expected results, troubleshooting and a version line…
- Creators in the ecosystem The creators of the Exponential ecosystem - website and application creators, extension developers, designers, translators and writers, hosts and agencies, trainers - what each makes and where the help for each starts.
- How Exponential releases happen How a change travels from a pull request to a tagged Exponential release, why published tags never change, how version numbers count, which lines are supported, and where community members can help along the way.
- Reading an error message What the messages of Exponential mean in plain words - permission messages that are not errors, "not found", edit conflicts, form messages, and real errors with an ERR reference - and exactly what to note and pass on.
- Required package.xml fields The package.xml fields the code refuses a package without, with the exact rules for the name, the version and type tokens, the vendor, the ezpublish and packaging elements, and the fields that are conventions of the…
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