Hi @ all again,
I would like to show some user specific information, after the user
has successfully logged in.
Any ideas how I can approach this problem?
Thanks a lot.
Hi XWiki users,
We'd like to ask for your help in making XWiki better. We're
targeting XWiki 1.0 for sometime in March 2007 but there's a huge
amount of stuff to do before it can happen. One area where it's easy
to help and where it would provide great benefit is the user
documentation on http://www.xwiki.org.
There are several small tasks in JIRA for documentation. Could some
of you have a look and try implementing them?
They are all grouped under http://jira.xwiki.org/jira/browse/XWIKI-586
For example:
- Document the {image} macro
- Document the {attach} macro
- etc
The way to implement them is easy:
* Register on http://www.xwiki.org
* Go to the Code Zone page: http://www.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Code/
* Use the menu on the right to add Code Snippet or Macros or Plugins.
Another way to help is to create JIRA issue for macros, plugins, etc
which are not already on the Code Zone and which are not listed in JIRA.
Thanks a lot for your help. This will allow us to deliver 1.0 faster.
-Vincent, on behalf of the XWiki dev team
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Hi @ all,
I have the following scenario: User A views a page with 3 comments,
and add's a new comment. Now User B logs in and views the same page.
This User already read the first three comments and now I want that
User B get's some kind of visual hit(orange triangle or something
like that), that a new comment was added since his last visit.
How should I aproach this Problem?
Any ideas?
Thanks a lot.
Hi all --
I'm working to create an xwiki app that allows you to press a button, and
it sends you to a new page with a generated name (i.e. not based on any
user input). I can get this to work with a page name generated from the
current time in milliseconds, but that gives me a really long number. I'd
like to have the generated name be a number which is incremented any time
a new page is created. Thus I would have pages Page_1, Page_2, Page_3,
etc. I looked in our scriptlets section, but didn't see anything close.
Thanks ...
shawn.
Thank you Sergiu and Vincent.
As you suggested, I imported the initial .xar file (xwiki-1.0-beta-2.xar)
and now I have my "admin" and familiar content/links/pages back.
Problem solved. I appreciate your help.
-Jimmy
----- Original Message -----
From: Sergiu Dumitriu
To: xwiki-users(a)objectweb.org
Sent: Monday, January 22, 2007 3:19 AM
Subject: Re: [xwiki-users] question about creating new user and skin
customization in xwiki 1.0 b2
I think your problem is that you did not import the initial database.
Please see http://www.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Main/Download for details.
Sergiu
On 1/22/07, jimmy(a)comkraft.com <jimmy(a)comkraft.com> wrote:
Hi,
I downloaded the latest xwiki source code (last night)from svn and have
delployed it in a tomcat server. It looks great and I have managed to hook
it up with our openldap server for authentication. But I couldn't figure
out the following issues:
1. I can log in via superadmin and the users from my ldap registry,
however I don't know how to create a new user. I tried to follow the FAQ
"... All users registered on your Wiki are listed in
http://localhost/xwiki/bin/view/XWiki/XWikiUsers" , but I got "pages
cannot be found" error. How can I create a new user? btw, I thought I
should see a list of users since I am using ldap now, but I cannot see
any.
When I go to the Administration link and go to the Users/Groups, I cannot
see any users/groups at all.
2. I cannot see any differences when I log in as superadmin and a user
from ldap. I thought I should see more admin items for superadmin such as
the "admin" user in 0.984 version. For example, I cannot see "more action"
link at all. How to setup initial securities ? I found the previous
version of xwiki (e.g. 0.984) is more intuitive but I cannot figure out
how to do it in 1.0 beta 2.
3. I tried to follow the skin section of the Admin guide, but I cannot access
http://www.xwiki.com/xwiki/skins/xwiki10b1/ even if I logged in.
And I cannot continue to follow the instruction since I cannot see the
"more action" option at all. Does the default user Admin/admin (in 0.984)
still supposed to work?
Any of your help to solve this problem will be highly appreciated.
thanks
-Jimmy
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Hi Benjamin,
Unfortunately ObjectWeb SVN doesn't use the HTTP(S) protocol for SVN.
I also would like very much to have it but it's not under our direct
control...
When using CVS there was a tool called cvsgrab but I don't know if
there's an equivalent for SVN...
In any case, since your last email we've released several versions of
XWiki so you're probably fine. Let us know.
Thanks
-Vincent
On Nov 23, 2006, at 11:50 AM, Benjamin Graf wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'd like to test the latest version of xwiki from subversion
> repository but I have a big problem. I'm behind a proxy firewall
> where only port 80 is open for access to the internet. So I can't
> connect to the svn server. Is there any other possibilty? Maybe a
> http server to connect?
>
> Best regards
> Benjamin
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Hi All... again!
Looks like I need to use groovy for a few xwiki tools; but I just need
to confirm permissions. If I understand correctly, you need programming
rights to run a groovy script - does this mean all users that are
viewing or modifying a page in xwiki with groovy scripts involved
require programming rights?
For eg:
A class has a groovy script in it to compare dates (eg "is it before or
after when xyz said it would be done"). This is setup at the ClassSheet
level.
-> On creating a document linked to that classt; will the user be able
to run the groovy script attached to the ClassSheet linked to the
document?
Hi,
I downloaded the latest xwiki source code (last night)from svn and have
delployed it in a tomcat server. It looks great and I have managed to hook
it up with our openldap server for authentication. But I couldn't figure
out the following issues:
1. I can log in via superadmin and the users from my ldap registry,
however I don't know how to create a new user. I tried to follow the FAQ
"... All users registered on your Wiki are listed in
http://localhost/xwiki/bin/view/XWiki/XWikiUsers" , but I got "pages
cannot be found" error. How can I create a new user? btw, I thought I
should see a list of users since I am using ldap now, but I cannot see
any.
When I go to the Administration link and go to the Users/Groups, I cannot
see any users/groups at all.
2. I cannot see any differences when I log in as superadmin and a user
from ldap. I thought I should see more admin items for superadmin such as
the "admin" user in 0.984 version. For example, I cannot see "more action"
link at all. How to setup initial securities ? I found the previous
version of xwiki (e.g. 0.984) is more intuitive but I cannot figure out
how to do it in 1.0 beta 2.
3. I tried to follow the skin section of the Admin guide, but I cannot access
http://www.xwiki.com/xwiki/skins/xwiki10b1/ even if I logged in.
And I cannot continue to follow the instruction since I cannot see the
"more action" option at all. Does the default user Admin/admin (in 0.984)
still supposed to work?
Any of your help to solve this problem will be highly appreciated.
thanks
-Jimmy
I have upgraded to b2 from an old version and we have been using b2 for a
week, but here are one or two issues:
If I am not logged in and click on the 'Register' link
(/xwiki/bin/registerXWiki/Register) it brings up the 'Login' page. So I
cannot register without logging in. I have changed 'Always authenticate on
editing' to Yes, but this should not apply to registration.
When the default editor is WYSIWYG, editing a page removes links to images.
The bread crumb (Main:Welcome Edit Menu > My Company Wiki) does not display
correctly on IE7 but does on Firefox.
Thanks
Martin