+1,
For now we need to add the XWiki.currentPage variable to access the current
xwiki document name.
Variables in javascript should be more OO, in XWiki namespace and each
module/application in their own namespace inside XWiki namespace.
As for XWiki.
XWiki.doc.id
XWiki.doc.name
XWiki.doc.space
XWiki.doc.wiki
XWiki.doc.fullName and/or XWiki.doc.getFullName = function() { return
XWiki.doc.space + '.' + XWiki.doc.name; }
/*
also action variable can be restricted to valid actions... or just leave
it this way
*/
XWiki.doc.getURL = function(action) { return 'xwiki/bin/' + action + '/'
+
XWiki.doc.space + '/' + XWiki.doc.name; }
/* attachment is the name of the attached file to the current xwiki
document */
XWiki.doc.getAttachmentURL = function(filename) { return return
'xwiki/bin/download/' + XWiki.doc.space + '/' + XWiki.doc.name +
'/' +
filename; }
On Fri, Dec 18, 2009 at 1:39 PM, Marius Dumitru Florea <
mariusdumitru.florea(a)xwiki.com> wrote:
Jerome Velociter wrote:
+0.5 to add "currentPage", since
it's obviously missing with regard to
the other current* APIs.
Now in the future I think we should define cleaner APIs for retrieving
infos about the model.
I propose that we wait for the discussion about new Java APIs of
xwiki-model to be a bit more advanced, then based on that see what's the
good way to have this in JS.
I fill the same way. The JavaScript API should be more object oriented
(e.g. have some of the objects available in velocity context, like $doc,
"available" also in the JavaScript context, in a XWiki namespace to
avoid collisions). For now, the currentPage information needs to be
added to the XWiki object.
Marius
Jerome.
On 12/18/09 11:58 AM, Anca Luca wrote:
> Hi devs,
>
> right now we have 2 ways to get (some) information about the current
document
in
> javascript:
>
> * the meta tags (which store the page, the space, the wiki, version,
etc) --
set
> in htmlheader.vm
> * the XWiki object set in xwiki.js and filled in with info in
javascript.vm
> which contains currentWiki, mainWiki,
currentSpace, action, etc, but
*not* the
> currentPage.
>
> Between the two, I propose to use the second as the 'recommended' way to
get
> information about XWiki in some javascript in
a document (the action,
the wiki,
the
space, etc) and, to make it complete, to add a currentPage to it.
WDYT?
Thanks,
Anca
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