'Add to Favorites'
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I'm building a company intranet/portal for a client.
I'd like to be able to offer the users the ability to add a page or article to a list of 'favorites' that could appear in a block on a sidebar or individual favorites page. The listing would contain article titles and links to the full articles
Is there something in the works from the c5 team, or has anyone done something similar to this on their site? It seems like it could be done pretty easily with the built-in file listing capability, and something like an 'attribute' visible with each article on the front end.
I'd like to be able to offer the users the ability to add a page or article to a list of 'favorites' that could appear in a block on a sidebar or individual favorites page. The listing would contain article titles and links to the full articles
Is there something in the works from the c5 team, or has anyone done something similar to this on their site? It seems like it could be done pretty easily with the built-in file listing capability, and something like an 'attribute' visible with each article on the front end.
i'm not sure if you mean add favourites to websites like digg and bookmark websites, but do you mean where users can add a page/forum thread to there favourites then visually see all of there favourites on a set page and able to unsubscribe etc? this idea is pretty good, vbulletin uses it alot
Remo/void...
I'm not looking for a way to add to the browser's favorites... I'm building a portal with many, many pages available to the visitor. I'd like to give them a block that accumulates & displays their 'favorite' content from that site, right on the website.
In other words, it would be a page list, article list, file list... whatever they deem as a 'favorite.' It would make the portal much more user-friendly, even though we have a great nav scheme.
Make sense?
I'm not looking for a way to add to the browser's favorites... I'm building a portal with many, many pages available to the visitor. I'd like to give them a block that accumulates & displays their 'favorite' content from that site, right on the website.
In other words, it would be a page list, article list, file list... whatever they deem as a 'favorite.' It would make the portal much more user-friendly, even though we have a great nav scheme.
Make sense?
We have an addon ("I like") being developed that could probably fit your needs. In a few words, the addon does the following:
1) "I like this" block is added. This block allows registered users to "bookmark" page they view on the website.
2) Users have their "liked" pages in their profile;
3) "Favorites wall" block is added, it lists the N latest activities (N is defined by admin)
4) "Top liked" block allows to list the top N pages that were liked most often.
We are going to submit the addon on Monday or Tuesday. The price is going to be about $40.
1) "I like this" block is added. This block allows registered users to "bookmark" page they view on the website.
2) Users have their "liked" pages in their profile;
3) "Favorites wall" block is added, it lists the N latest activities (N is defined by admin)
4) "Top liked" block allows to list the top N pages that were liked most often.
We are going to submit the addon on Monday or Tuesday. The price is going to be about $40.
Sounds like what I was looking for. I'll watch for updates. Thanks!
I'll watch for updates too.
Very useful block to have around.
Very useful block to have around.
Definitely something I'll be waiting for, keep the updates coming!
Definitely something I'll be waiting for, keep the updates coming!
Hi,
Did you ever get anywhere with this one? I just checked your profile but didn't see it available as a marketplace add-on.
Thanks very much!
Konrad
Did you ever get anywhere with this one? I just checked your profile but didn't see it available as a marketplace add-on.
Thanks very much!
Konrad
A JavaScript Link with such a code should do the trick:
if (window.sidebar) { window.sidebar.addPanel(yourTitle, yourUrl,"");} else if( window.external ) { window.external.AddFavorite( yourUrl, yourTitle); }