Feature Request: Drag&Drop stacks across multiple languages
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Hey guys,
today I accidentally came across the stack functionality, because I was looking for a possibility to share content across multiple languages. Now, the reason why I would want to do that is best described with an example:
Let's say we have a gallery with 10 images on a multi-language page. Now I want to add an image to that gallery. Of course I want that image added to every other language as well, so I have to update the gallery in every other language page.
You'd say: Use global areas! Sure, that certainly is a possibility, a very rigid one however. The reason why I use Concrete5 is the easy-to-use front-end editing with drag and drop which can be used by anyone without programming skills to change and shuffle the content quickly.
Inhttps://www.concrete5.org/community/forums/internationalization/one-... a solution is mentioned to add the stack programmaticly. Unfortunately this boils down to the solution with the global area again, which is too unflexible in my opinion.
Am I overlooking something or if not, could you consider adding this feature in one of the next releases?
Thanks guys!
Greetz,
Mario
today I accidentally came across the stack functionality, because I was looking for a possibility to share content across multiple languages. Now, the reason why I would want to do that is best described with an example:
Let's say we have a gallery with 10 images on a multi-language page. Now I want to add an image to that gallery. Of course I want that image added to every other language as well, so I have to update the gallery in every other language page.
You'd say: Use global areas! Sure, that certainly is a possibility, a very rigid one however. The reason why I use Concrete5 is the easy-to-use front-end editing with drag and drop which can be used by anyone without programming skills to change and shuffle the content quickly.
Inhttps://www.concrete5.org/community/forums/internationalization/one-... a solution is mentioned to add the stack programmaticly. Unfortunately this boils down to the solution with the global area again, which is too unflexible in my opinion.
Am I overlooking something or if not, could you consider adding this feature in one of the next releases?
Thanks guys!
Greetz,
Mario
