What I meant was ..
Each page should show, who modified it last, and probably also who
created it.
Checking in history is lil cumbersome.
thanks
cheers
anurag chitlangia
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Subject: RE: [xwiki-users] getting date and user information in the
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Sent: Monday, October 09, 2006 2:24 PM
To: xwiki-users(a)objectweb.org
Subject: [xwiki-users] getting date and user information in the footer
Hi,
How can I get the information for each page, when was the page last
modified and who modified it.
Regards,
cheers
anurag chitlangia
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Hi,
How can I get the information for each page, when was the page last
modified and who modified it.
Regards,
cheers
anurag chitlangia
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Hi,
How can I get the information for each page, when was the page last
modified and who modified it.
Regards,
cheers
anurag chitlangia
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HI, i know this probably "THE" dumbest question you've gotten, but I have
media wiki installed, admittedly its my first wiki experience.
To create a document there I search for a file or click "GO", if nothing
exists I have an option to create that document, and then I go from there.
I've installed XWiki because of its great features, like PDF generation, RSS
feeds, blogs, etc...
What is the equivalent in XWiki to create a document?
Thanks,
--
slán,
joe
I am trying to run Xwiki with Postgresql 8.1 (jdbc3 driver) and Tomcat 5.5
on a Linux (Debian unstable) system.
I loaded up the xwiki-pgdb.tgz files and they ran through psql correctly.
I then started tomcat, and in the log found complaints about some of the
fields being set from boolean expressions. PG 8.1 is much fussier about
the right data going into the right field type than older releases.
The following field in the following tables needed to be changed from
INT(2) to boolean, and the corresponding initialisation values in the
startup data changed from 0 and 1 to true and false.
Table Column
xwikiclassesprop xwp_unmodifiable
xwikidblistclasses xwl_multiselect
xwikidblistclasses xwl_relational
xwikislistclasses xwl_multiselect
xwikislistclasses xwl_relational
If anyone wants revised versions of these files with all the changes
made I am happy to send them, but as one of them is over 1MB I think
that attaching them to this email would be wrong - even if compresses.
David
Hi,
I want to let unregistered users to see my wiki pages.
And authentication required for updation only.
Thanks!
cheers
anurag chitlangia
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hi can anybody tell me how i can call this class so that i can try to read a topic map in a template
created
will this work
$UTopicMaps.readTopicMapFromFile()
my class is...
public
static void readTopicMapFromFile()
{
File tmFile = TM4LStore.
tmFile;
try
{
// This better be moved to an initialization step - to be run just once when the application starts
setProviderFactory ();
TopicMapSource src =
new SerializedTopicMapSource(tmFile);
topicMap = provider.addTopicMap(src);
// TM4LStore.topicMapName = topicMap.getName();
TM4LStore.
tmBaseLocator = topicMap.getBaseLocator();
TM4LStore.
topicMap = topicMap;
}
I found that xwiki syntax can not do all the things as in HTMl format. I use Open Office (by SUN) to convert Word document into HTML, then paste HTML into xwiki pages. It looks good.
Wei-hsing
-------------- Original message ----------------------
From: Claude Libois <claude.libois(a)guest.minfin.fed.be>
> Hello,
> In our project we have recently adopted xwiki as a wiki that will contains
> all our documentation about components that we develop.
> However most of the current documentation is written in word and we would
> like to migrate those documents in the xwiki syntax.
> Is there any tools that could automate this process?
>
> Claude
>
>
>