Hi,
When I use the new page panel in XWiki 1.0 final to create a blog post,
I found that the new blog post has been created in the Blog space not
Current space (noted at bottom of the panel).
I did some look in the calling, and I found that equalvalent is adding,
e.g., following line after a page link:
?xpage=create&tocreate=post&title=testblogcreation
also I did a test on the xwiki.org page:
http://www.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Main/WebHome?xpage=create&tocreate=post…
which should result in create a new page at Main space but I got
directed here:
http://www.xwiki.http://www.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/inline/Blog/testblogcreatio…
see, it's not Main.
test for "tocreate=page" result in right place.
thus I doubt that the code for "tocreate=post" has some where miss the
space parameter.
as we need use the "new page" panel tool for creating blog posts in the
calling space, anywhere I can get into solving this?
Thanks in advance!
Muzi
Hi friends,
I'm planning to use XWiki on a lab as a Documentation Tool. The Access to
the Wiki would be restricted... so, people could only be added by an
Administrator.
By default, anyone who clicks on Register link on XWiki main page can
Register itself. I tryed to change the Acess Rights of the Register Page
(I`ve added XWikiAdminGroup with full acess to Register Page and XWikiGuess
Denyed), but nothing changed... anyone can still register anyperson. I've
already tried many things on AcessRights but I'm not able to see what's the
problem. The rights on Register Page seems to never change.
I really need to restrict the rights on Register Pages.
May anyone, please, help me?
cheers
Jonas.
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JONAS FURTADO DIAS
>> jonasdias(a)gmail.com
Hello again, and here's my progress report:
I need the Google gdata api integrated into xwiki to help me with my task of
developing Google Docs capabilities for XWiki.
The gdata api can be downloaded from:
http://code.google.com/p/gdata-java-client/ (other programming languages
available, but I believe we need java, right? :) )
Upon build, said api exports about a dozen jars into it's lib folder, of
which (I believe) I only need 3: gdata-base, gdata-spreadsheets and
gdata-client (might need others too, not sure, since I can't attempt to
build right now - the gdata api requires JDK 1.5 to build). Those jars need
be added to the xwiki lib folder and updating of build.xml and pom.xml as
necessary.
>From my observation, Google updates this api frequently (2 weeks?) so it
would be really nice if we could actually include the gdata download and
build process into svn / building xwiki (not sure if it can <or should> be
done, since I am not up to speed with how the whole svn building is done).
If there are any other details required, do ask, and I'll do my best to
answer ASAP.
Have a nice day,
Radu
Cheers guys!
I need help with something: I need to add a couple of fields to the
registration form (google user and password for Google Docs), but I can't
find the darn sources responsible for generating that page or any user
management tools (tried spotlight-ing them, searching with eclipse, and
still nothing), please hint me at them.
Thanks for your time,
Radu Danciu
Hello,
How can I get in java the value of an input build with apache.ecs.xhtml? I searched an hour or so on google and haven't found anything related to that.
E.g:
input hidden_input = new input();
input.setID(prefix + name);
...
and at a certain moment its value changes (with javascript). Then I need its value in java. Maybe there is a way to get it using xwiki api somehow...
I would be very thankful for an answer. Thank you very much.
Evelina
Hi,
XWiki Watch is a GWT based Feed Aggregator with collaborative features.
It has the following features:
- Feeds, Groups and Keywords configuration using an AJAX interface.
Configuration are managed by spaces.
- Storing of articles themselves in XWiki pages using the FeedPlugin's
capabilities
- AJAX UI to navigate articles, open the content
- Collaborative tagging, commenting and flagging of articles, store a
'read' status
- Filtering UI to see only articles from a group, a feed, only flagged
articles, matching a keyword, etc..
- TagCloud of tags applied to articles
- Text analysis feature on the content of articles matching a filter
- Press Review feature allowing to generate an HTML or PDF page listing
articles and comments matching a filter
- Look and Feel adapted to the Albatross skin by Laurent Lunati !
- Packageable as an XWiki Application (xar) that can run on XWiki 1.1M2
(currently the trunk) with correct plugins activated (FeedPlugin,
AutoTag, ZipExplorer)
XWiki Watch is based on the new GWT App framework included in the XWiki
Core GWT API (XWIKI-1334)
Some code I will propose to move to the core GWT API (A choice dialog
and a Wizard manager)
I'd like to propose a vote for:
1/ Create a new project XWiki Watch
2/ Opening the developement of XWiki Watch (build documentation, provide
a RoadMap, etc..)
3/ Decide where to commit it
4/ Decide weather or not to provide a different dev and users lists
Ludovic
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Blog: http://www.ludovic.org/blog/
XWiki: http://www.xwiki.com
Skype: ldubost GTalk: ldubost
AIM: nvludo Yahoo: ludovic
Hi all,
While implementing XWIKI-1264
<http://jira.xwiki.org/jira/browse/XWIKI-1264>(Transform the AllDocs
page into an index with A-Z links to show docs by
letter) I faced the following problem :
I wanted to show letter links only for relevant letters (for the user not
being faced with empty result for letters that has no document related). But
how to search for distinct letters from the wiki ?
1- we use $xwiki.search("select distinct substring(doc.name, 1, 1) from
XWikiDocument as doc where 1=1")
but then, the document depends on a privileged API, if someone without
programming right edit and saves it, it breaks.
2- we implement a method like "getDocumentsIndex()" in the XWiki API
but as Vincent says, it's not really generic, it applies only on this case.
3- we call a groovy script that holds privileged API calls (possibly the
whole wiki privileged calls)
but, it's not really clean either, and it's too bad we have to maintain two
docs for a small script like the AllDocs one.
As for now we found none of this option good enough, there will be all
letters proposed... with the possibility the users faces an empty result
page.
What do you think? Are there any other option ?
I think this problem leads to the more generic problem of how to handle
privileged calls in the default wiki.
Jerome.
Hey!
Regarding the dialog going on over at
http://jira.xwiki.org/jira/browse/XWIKI-523 ..thought I'd move it here.
Touché regarding the point that I should do this myself. It might not be
a hard thing to do, theoretically, if you're into both the java code and
the db model of xwiki. However, without the benefit of this knowledge,
I'm of the impression that fixing this would take me a lot of time.
And I am of course in no position to expect that you guys, who are busy
developing xwiki for the good of all mankind, would do this for me. But
maybe I can suggest a trade of some sort? I produce something within my
abilities, and vice versa?
My plan is to get deeper into the development matters of xwiki by
writing snippets and plugins, and thereby growing steadily more familiar
with the architecture and the api. Right now I'm working on jabber
(maybe using the JWChat client) inside xwiki, enabling real-time
communication between the currently logged in users. Would this be of
interest to you? I will of course contribute this plugin no matter what
you decide to do about the mentioned issue, but at least now I've stated
my humble wish :-)
best regards
Thomas Drevon
I have searced the xwiki site, list history, the web, subscribed to xwiki-users, before asking this:
I am running xwiki standalone, the file is wiki-1.1-milestone-1.tar.gz and it says "Standalone installation including a Jetty container and an HSQLDB database all set up. Should be used by first-time users"
Please tell me where are the files (or directories) that I need to save to have a full backup. Both database and configs but not the libs. It is running in /home/alain/dev/java/xwiki.
I compared the original .tar.gz with my modified xwiki, appart from logs, only these files are different:
db/xwiki_db.script
db/xwiki_db.properties (only the date changed)
temp/imageCache/ (empty directory, belongs to root)
db/xwiki_db.script looks like an sql-dump, and my modifications are included. Could it be that a database dump is created every time I modify something? Anyway the database apears *not* to be inside the xwiki directory...
PLEASE HELP, I want to make a full backup, but without all the libs and fixed stuff (the whole directory is 55Mb! ).
Thansk for any help,
Alain
