Hello all, I'm having the following problem in xwiki: I have a document, which contains an input with autosuggest feature enabled. I create the document and I try to write something in the input but the query that should be executed is not, resulting in "Nothing found!" message for my suggest. If I SAVE the document and then edit it, and write something in the input, that query IS executed, and the suggest feature works fine. I'm guessing that before being saved a document doesn't have the proper rights and that's why the query cannot be executed. Any ideas what I should do in this case? Thanks a lot for your help. Evelina
Hi, I'm not sure to understand what's your problem. Do you have a URL to see it? jeremi On 6/27/07, [email protected] <[email protected]> wrote:
Hello all,
I'm having the following problem in xwiki: I have a document, which contains an input with autosuggest feature enabled. I create the document and I try to write something in the input but the query that should be executed is not, resulting in "Nothing found!" message for my suggest. If I SAVE the document and then edit it, and write something in the input, that query IS executed, and the suggest feature works fine.
I'm guessing that before being saved a document doesn't have the proper rights and that's why the query cannot be executed.
Any ideas what I should do in this case?
Thanks a lot for your help.
Evelina
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Hello all, I think there was a problem with the lists yesterday because I posted another mail to explain that I already solved the problem. I remembered what Vincent and Sergiu told me some time ago about access rights...and that I needed a document which has them in order to execute that query. So, I solved the problem. Sorry for mailing. Thank you very much anyway. Evelina (I hope this mail will be sent...)
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