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Plugin: Add multiple instances
Stefan Buchali of SF eBusiness released a nice new plugin. “addMultipleInstances” is a user interface enhancement for RedDot CMS allowing to create and connect multiple instances of a content class at the same time. It’s ideal for creating slideshows, press releases and other batch jobs.
The plugin is released under the GPL license, you can download “addMultipleInstances” here. [via]
Thanks for sharing!
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Frederic Hemberger lives in Cologne, Germany where he works as a technical consultant and senior RedDot developer. After years of studying the ancient and mysterious ways of content management, he acquired the black belt of RedDot-fu. After teaching many students in the weird ways of the Dot, he retreated to the old misty mountains to meditate. Legends tell that he finally reached the mysterious state of IoRangeNoRedDotMode. 
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Hello Frederic,
Good idea!
I suppose to add this plugin on the MultiLink menu in SmartEdit and offer the preassigned content classes to the user. In fact replacing the standard create and connect function.
So its not needed to feed the plugin with the content class and structure element.
But of course this depend on the project and what the authors want.
Best regards
frank
The credits go to Stefan Buchali from SFeBusiness. Fred just provided his cute avatar picture to pimp this post..