Hi, I have a cms (umbraco) for some parts of my documents to be online - kind of ebook’ish
Content is handled as nodes just as scrivener (why I like them both)
Could be nice to click “sync with umbraco” or drupal/wordpress etc. to get content/images online?
It’s already possible to connect word/livewriter/iblogger to umbraco via some xml rest api (content channel)
reg. Morten
I’m having a hard time seeing how that would work, but I’m not at all familiar with Umbraco. The CMS server software I’ve worked with in the past are all document based by design. You generate an entry for a document and upload or write the document HTML code into that entry, and the CMS handles the cross-referencing and navigation so that the document is easily inserted into your web site. How would that match up with a program that treats the singular output of a complex project as a document? Or to put it another way, what relationship do the 400 outline nodes in the Draft of Scrivener have with a database entry in a CMS, where those database entries typically concern themselves with products that would more be equal to projects in Scrivener?
Scrivener uses id of nodes internally - otherwise the collections would work? The easy Way would be able to export scrivener as XML document with node id as attr - and Then just upload that XML doc to the server. Thinking about it, why Cant i compile into XML? (I’m newbe to scrivener)
Most CMS Got a xslt processor and abillity for importing XML.
This would of course be static XML, but i guess two Way sync should be possible to make a umb/scrivener sync module if scrivener had an open sync protocol over http/rest api, just compairing id’s and dates( clock sync’ed)