FYI:
If one is to insert an HTML comment at the end of a document and save it,
the rendered document is completely garbled.
e.g.
<input type="text" name="title" value="page name" size="18"/>
<input type="button" value="Create this Space" onclick='if
(updateName(this.form.title,this.form.name)){ action="../../inline/" +
this.form.webname.value + "/" + this.form.name.value; this.form.submit(); }'
/>
</form>
</div>
<!-- This is the end of the document -->
jld.
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I was wondering what is the purpose of the XWD_DEFAULT_TEMPLATE field in the
xwikidoc table.
I tried entering a document name (e.g. test.template) assuming that when I
created new documents in the same space (in this case "test") XWiki would
include "test.template" document. I did not to my dismay.
The reason I am asking this question is because I am currently analysing the
architecture for an "artifact manager" application for XWiki. Having a
default template functionality applicable per web space would be one less
function to implement for me.
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The Artifact Manager would enable the support for things like Product &
Feature Management with management rights per web space (i.e. Product Web
Space, Feature Web Space). This is my target first step but the Artifact
Manager could be extended to include Bugs (i.e. non-compliance) & Use Cases
Management for example.
I also intend to implement categorisation functionality applicable per Web
Space; this functionality is useful for managing a user-friendly navigation
through a Web Space.
Anybody interested in this work, let me know.
Jean-Lou.
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