On Wed, Sep 29, 2010 at 17:43, [Ricardo Rodriguez] eBioTIC. <[email protected]> wrote:
Thanks.
Sergiu Dumitriu wrote:
Interwiki links are not about links between two virtual wikis on the same XWiki farm, but about links to other external wikis. For example, you can make it easier to link to wikipedia using [[interwiki:wikipedia:XWiki]] which will point to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XWiki , or to the main XWiki.org site using [[interwiki:devxwiki:Community/LogoChallenge]] which will point to http://dev.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Community/LogoChallenge .
Considering a wiki farm as an excellent metaphor for "ecosystem" of groups with crossed interests, it will is feasible to expect that cases will arise where contents on an given subwiki would be welcome in another one. I'm currently using a 2.4.1 XE/XEM installation. Provided I'm I in a controller, should I be able to see all subwiki documents when creating links in the WYSIWYG editor? Must I be able to see documents in the controller or other subwikis when I am in a given subwiki? Is there a way of set the scope of visibility?
Sergiu forgot to say that your use case is already covered and since a long time: the real full reference of a document include the wiki identifier as in "wikiid:Space:Page" and is supported everywhere you manipulate document references: - in a link: [[wiki1:Space.Page]] tagets the page "Page" in space "Space" and wiki "wiki1" - in include macro: {{include document="wiki1:Space.Page"/}} include the content of page "Page" in space "Space" and wiki "wiki1" in your page etc.
Please, accept my apologies in advance if this questions are already answered or the answer is tied to some work in progress! I'm just trying to get a general idea about how inter-subwiki (within a XWiki farm) relations work.
Thanks for your help!
Ricardo
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