Hi Jiri, Sorry for the late response.. This is going to cause some issues because it will break the way it is currently handled. I've seen quite a lot of cases where space names have dots in them. For example [MySpace.Private.MyDoc] In this case it's nicer that the space is MySpace.Private I think we are kind of stuck here.. because changing it in to something else will break existing installs. I'm not really sure what should be done.. Maybe you can have a setting in xwiki.cfg or in the preferences of the wiki to say how it should be handled Ludovic Jiri Luzny a écrit :
I tried to do use indexOf instead of lastIndexOf on several places in the source code (see the attached patch) and the Web/Doc names seems to be resolved resolved correctly, the only remaining problem is with rendering of links which requires you to always specify Web when writing a link to this kind of dotted document name. However it is an acceptable compromise for now, I would say. What do you think?
Jiri.
On Tue, 28 Jun 2005 08:47:01 +0200 (CEST), you wrote:
Hi,
for some types of documents published on XWiki we would like to use naming convention where there is a major version included in a name of the document e.g. 'SomeSpace.Document-0.1'. The problem is that the XWiki then resolves it like this 'SomeSpace.Document-0/1' instead of expected 'SomeSpace/Document-0.1'. I would like to ask whether there is a specific reason why name of Web(Space) is substringed from the beginning to the last position of '.' and not the first position of '.'?
Thank you, Jiri.
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