CompositePage Product

CompositePage is a new way to assemble pages for the World Wide Web. Through the use of Zope technology, browser-based drag and drop, and custom context menus, CompositePage makes it easy to visually combine page fragments into complete pages.

This is an early release. CompositePage supercedes the PageDesign product and makes use of PDLib, a Javascript library, making the new product signficantly simpler than PageDesign. CompositePage is designed for browsers that support the DOM (Document Object Model) and CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) level 2: Mozilla, Internet Explorer 5+, Opera, Konqueror, etc. There may be browser compatibility glitches, but it should be possible to sort them out. If you find any problems, send an email to:

This product is designed for Zope 2.6 or 2.7 and Python 2.1, 2.2, or 2.3. When used with Zope 2.7, it takes advantage of the new OrderedFolder support.

Download: CompositePage-0.2.tar.gz
Released: 16 June 2004
MD5 sum: 61d8d2ae0a2cd19b9c36277e8ce664b3