I saw your comment on this StackOverflow question http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3427056/copy-a-field-when-creating-a-new-version-in-sitecore and was wondering if you tried implementing it. I’ve been thinking about doing the same thing and I think it will work but I don’t think I’ll be able to get it done quick enough for my content editors to make use of it before their deadline. It seems to me there’ll be a lot of things to check for – like which fields can be copied (we have language specific fields eg pricing) that shouldn’t be copied so for each template we’d need a list of non-copyable fields. I was thinking of making a cmd for it rather than hooking into the save pipeline because we don’t want to have a dialog box saying “Do you want to save in all languages” on every save event. Did you come up with another solution? And is it less complex than I’m thinking?

Cheers,

James. SO user 30216

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Here is a look at things I am adding or wanting to add:

Clear List button
List re-ordering via drag+drop
Settings to turn on/off what gets picked up by Korkboard
Better display of what item is currently in the clipboard
Reversing the sort on the list
Pinning items to the list
Saving the list on close for use later on (far off)
A WCF (Windows) Service so that others can easily plug and play (just a dream right now)