Hi,

I've been using the mojo application for a few weeks now, and assesing how we can implement quick modular components that match the customers needs.  For the most part it has been very good, and 80% of our needs are already met.

We have certain sites customers that would request designs that do  not fit well with the mojo design in it's current form, in particular the layout restrictions of three columns would be restrictive.

With this in mind, I was wondering if you have any future iterations where you are thinking of updating/changing the administrative page edit process in some way?

From out standpoint the approach we would look at is to allow the edit module to investigate the master page and provide a dynamic list of columns that modules can be added to.  Currently we add new panels to the master page and manually configure to allow modules to be placed in these panels.

If you are not looking at this appraoch (I know you're investigating Web Parts at the moment which would also work in a similar manner with the zones), and if we can get a go-ahead to start a small project to adapt the admin page, would you be interested in the results that we produce?

Paul.

Thanks Joe,

I think the main reason we need a more flexible approach is because our sites are less portal based and more oriented towards CMS type applications.  I do tend to agree that by and large a threee column approach is the best for 99% of sites, but ultimately customers are "always" right :)

If we get the go ahead to move forward with a solution, I'll keep you informed on what ideas we come up with.

I've had a quick play creating a solution by investigating the master page and simulating content areas from the page... I also created a table to hold the content ID details as FK for modules...  Havent got far enough to really test the idea yet though, but managed to pick up content holders that were applied in dynamic positions.

Thanks again,

Paul.