[xwiki-users] Bulletin Board cannot display topic title and first post !?
[Ricardo Rodriguez] Your EPEC Network ICT Team
webmaster at environmentalchange.net
Thu Feb 21 02:00:33 CET 2008
Guillaume Lerouge wrote:
> Hi Ricardo,
>
> I'm not quite sure about what's the best way to handle this issue at
> the level of categories. However, please note that using the latest
> version of the application you can create new bulletin boards, giving
> each one its own space. This way protecting Topics and categories
> becomes much easier since you can use XWiki's built-in rights system
> more effectively.
>
> To find out how, download the latest XAR (it may cause a few
> compatibilities issues with the first one though, you may want to keep
> a backup the first BB XAR...) and go to the [BBCode.Admin] page ->
> you'll be able to create as many Bulletin Board as you wish, each in
> its own space :-)
>
> Hope this helps,
>
> Guillaume
>
> PS: thanks for the nice words :-) Actually I was greatly helped by
> Jérôme Velociter, Jean-Vincent Drean & Raffaello Pelagalli -> kudos to
> them three :-)
Thanks Guillaume. And thanks to the whole BB Team :-)
Sorry for asking before trying the last release!
One thing I have been considering it to use this BB stuff as the "by
default" way of discussing about the contents of a document. At least
for us is much more important the discussion than the document by
itself. So to efficiently capture the "creation process" is of key
importance.
I was thinking about something like a tabbed page with a default "forum"
for each document. It could be an option to create such a thing. And the
access rights must be anyway managed independently (an user or group
could read the document but not the discussion, for instance). I could
figure out some other cross references between discussion and document,
but I don't know if this could make sense at all.
Please, does this make sense for you?
Thanks for your time!
Ricardo
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Ricardo Rodríguez
Your EPEC Network ICT Team
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