How can I turn off the "shortcut" URLs where /bin/Space/Page is
interpreted as /bin/view/Space/Page?
(Specifically, I'm using mod_redirect to clean up the URL
architecture and need to assume that anything prefixed /bin that
isn't /bin/view needs to be passed through as an action.)
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(Moving this to xwiki-dev)
True, but a plugin architecture for simple, linear editing "workflow"
beyond the present edit->preview->save might make sense. It'd be
nice to have edit-time plugins that not only correct spelling, but
suggest internal links, verify external links, request entry of tags,
auto-create objects based on content, etc.
While working on SnipSnap, I often find myself wanting to plug into
the edit lifecycle. Perhaps refactoring the render lifecycle to use
WikiModel presents an opportunity here?
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Hans Gerwitz
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On Dec 20, 2005, at 11:04 AM, Ludovic Dubost wrote:
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> Hi,
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> A spell check plugin does not make much sense anymore..
> The Googlebar is compatible with both IE and Firefox and includes a
> spellcheck toll for forms
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> Ludovic
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> Marc Lijour a écrit :
>> Hi
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>> Is there a spellcheck plugin available?
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>> Regards,
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Since this came up on xwiki-users, any idea what the timeframe for
Groovy-powered custom tags looks like? Is this going to wait for
WikiModel?
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On Dec 19, 2005, at 9:11 AM, Ludovic Dubost wrote:
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> Hi,
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> The easiest solution for custom tags is the use of velocity macros
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> Ludovic
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> malesch a écrit :
>> Dear XWiki Community
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>> I am completely new to XWiki but so far I think, it could be a
>> ideal starting point for
>> realizing a personal documentation system.
>>
>> However, I would need to extend XWiki for new custom tags which
>> would allow me
>> structuring my contents in a special way.
>>
>> Can this easily be done with XWiki? Are plugins the "way to go"?
>> Can limitations
>> for XWiki's extensibility already be pointed out?
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Hi XWiki developers,
I'm using LDAP to authentificate users for several virtual wikis. I'm using a
single LDAP a base for all the wikis. The problem I had is that when a user
logged on a wiki he was only added on the wiki he logged even if my
authentification is unique. So that's difficult to manage the access rights
if I have to look for the user page.
So, when we use virtual wikis and LDAP authentification, I propose that users
should be added in the wiki where the LDAP has been configured:
- 1st case if the authentification has been configured in the preferences of
the Main Wiki or in the xwiki.cfg file, the users should be added in the Main
Wiki.
-2nd case if the authentification has been configured in the preferences of a
Virtual Wiki, the users should be added in the Virtual Wiki on which the user
is logging.
By the way, to prevent access right problem, after having creating the user
XWiki should flush the cache.
Here is attached a patch that I've tested on my wikis with the 1st case only
that should do this.
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Hello,
I intesively tested the tinyMCE wysiwyg editor from the standalone
package. (XWIKI 0.9.1000 - I know its a developer version) and
discovered some problems. I would be gratefull for some
hints/workarounds. If there are none I hope that my report is helpfull
for the X-Team.
1) It does not always save when using Internet Explorer, but it is not
clearly reproducable for me. Has anyone got a idea how to solve this
(workaround or sth.)
2) It keeps Changing Links when saving
[NoSpace] => [NoSpace] => [NoSpace]
[With Space] => [With Space] => [With Space>With%20Space]
[WithGermanCharÄ] => [WithGermanCharÄ] => [WithGermanCharÄ]
Legend: "=> means 'becomes when saving'"
From now on, IE and Firefox both show very strange links in the status
bar. I believe the URLs are escaped once more before displaying.
This leads to:
http://../With%2520Space.... for a link that should in my opinion be
http://../With+Space or perhaps http://../With%20Space
This leads to several Problems:
a) IE not usable
b) You have to save the document twice to get your final Links.
c) "http://../With%2520Space" Links are always marked as non existent.
When I try to edit them, the content apears in the editor. After saving
they are still shown as non existent.
Wiki Syntax edited Links handled special chars and spaces well. Does
TinyMCE have to escape those? How can I stop it from doing this?
Thanks!
Sascha
ps.: Besides the links thing the editor ist just great! It works
perfectly even vor longer texts. Thanks a lot for such a neat tool.
Is there any time estimate on a new release of XWiki? It seems to have been
a very long time since the previous one. Are there also any plans to include
functionality to allow one wiki page to be included inside another? (to do
some rudimentary templating)
Thanks,
Paul
Hello,
Just discovered XWiki... very impressive set of features, but the
installation leaves something to be desired, even for someone
experianced with installing webapps of this nature.
Couple of questions:
- Do you (the developers) need someone to help with configuration
management and packaging?
- Have you thought of using Maven for your build environment?
- When is the lic expected to change to LGPL?
- Brill Pappin
Hi there,
I've been looking at "shibbing" XWiki - i.e. turning it into a
Shibboleth compatible Service Provider. I've done that bit, using the
Guanxi system:
http://guanxi.uhi.ac.uk/xwiki
The goal of "shibbing" xwiki is to allow users from certain named
institutions to automatically login to xwiki and have an account
created on the fly, based on their attributes. What this involves is
two steps:
1) Protect an XWiki Shibboleth Login page with Guanxi - I've done that
2) Based on the SAML Assertion from their Identity Provider,
authenticate them - I've done that too (almost!)
3) Create them an account on the fly once authentication succeeds.
The information required to create an account (username etc.) would
come from their Identity Provider in SAML Attribute Assertions. I've
still to do this.
What I'm wondering is there a way to create users on the fly without
having an XWikiContext? What I'd like to do is create a new class
that can create XWiki users directly.
The goal of Guanxi + XWiki is an XWiki at, say UHI Millennium
Institute that will allow users at the University of Leeds or Oxford
who are software developers to login automatically, using their Leeds
or Oxford username, with their accounts being created on the fly, so
they don't need to register.
I've done about 80% of the work, I just need a cleaner way of
creating users without having to use the XWikiContext and request
parameter maps etc.
Hope you can help,
thanks,
Alistair
Hi
I try to configure LDAP with my XWiki installation which is virtual.
I got an error : java.lang.NullPointerException. I'd like to propose the patch
below.
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Index: LDAPAuthServiceImpl.java
===================================================================
--- LDAPAuthServiceImpl.java (révision 922)
+++ LDAPAuthServiceImpl.java (copie de travail)
@@ -183,7 +183,7 @@
} catch (Exception e) {}
if (context.isVirtual()) {
- if (DN==null && DN.length()!=0) {
+ if (DN==null || DN.length()==0) {
// Then we check in the main database
String db = context.getDatabase();
try {
