Ricardo,
Perhaps, yes you could filter results for XWiki, Main, Panel and perhaps add
central customisation in the admin pages to specify what to include/exclude
for specific types of user - so admin users see everything, developers see
developer pages, and other users see only pages/spaces relevant to them,
etc.
So spaces and page would need to have a tag to define the type of space/page
and then when the spaces and pages are listed in an index, panel or search
then spaces/pages can be filtered out which aren't relevant for a particular
page. This could be an additional feature built into XWiki. In addition
could provide filtered views on to an XWiki's contents, so a user could
select a view of the XWiki contents based on a set of filter criteria, but
its main use would be to hide irrelevant content to particular users e.g.
admin/code type page from general users.
What do other users think of having such a feature in XWiki?
Regards,
Richard
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Subject: Re: [xwiki-users] A default filter for page lists
Hi,
goldring, richard wrote:
>
> Yes I think that's a good idea - it just confuses users when they see
> 'structural' type wiki content - and it looks "messy" - only xwiki admin
> and
> developer users should be able to see xwiki 'structural' pages and
> elements
> when they do searches, view pages in a space or via an index.
>
Don't you think could be enough by filtering results in XWiki, Main and
Panels? I am working with XE, so it is possible that other configurations
require to filter out other spaces as well.
As XWiki is completely flexible and allow you to create customized filters,
I am not sure about the need of adding it by default. You could easily make
this separation by creating new spaces where users create their pages then
filtering search results based on this spaces names.
Just me 2c.
Ricardo
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Yes I think that's a good idea - it just confuses users when they see
'structural' type wiki content - and it looks "messy" - only xwiki admin and
developer users should be able to see xwiki 'structural' pages and elements
when they do searches, view pages in a space or via an index.
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Sent: 01 April 2008 20:45
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Subject: [xwiki-users] A default filter for page lists
On pages like the Index and Search Results, it would be helpful to end
users if there were a way to filter out structural objects like classes
and skins from the results list, and show only user-contributed pages.
The XWiki.Results object already filters out things that users don't have
permission to see.
#if ($xwiki.hasAccessLevel("view", $context.user, $itemfullname))
...list items...
#end
I think that what's needed here is some way to classify "content".
Does anyone have recommendations on how to do this?
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Hi,
I would like to modify the xwiki.cfg file to set the e-mail address of the
user.
After retrieving informations from LDAP, I would like to build the e-mail
address and set it to the current user. (Indeed, it is not stored in our AD
DB.)
I tried to do that:
xwiki.authentication.ldap.fields_mapping=name=sAMAccountName,last_name=sn,first_name=givenName,fullname=displayName,email=givenName
'.' sn '@XXX.COM',ldap_dn=dn
but it doesn't work.
I also tried:
xWiki.User.email = "xxxx"
but it doesn't work.
What could I do?
Thanks in advance.
Philippe
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Hi everyone,
I retrieve the informations about people from an Active Directory server
with my xWiki.
The problem is that when someone new arrives and connect, this message will
be shown:
"Your account is not yet active, because your email has not yet been
confirmed."
so my question is quite simple, I would like either disable mail activation,
either automatically activate an new created account. How can I do that?
The next thing is about groups. Let's say that's the first time a guy
connect to the website. I would like him to be automatically added to a
group. How can I do that?
Thanks !
Philippe
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Because of having problems with some XWiki functionality (tags, bulletin
board app., ...) I checked environment of our Xwiki installation.
We have:
XWiki 1.3.1
Java 1.5.0_11
Jboss 4.2.2 (for this version Java 1.5 is required)
I read that one of general goals for XWiki Enterprise 1.4 is switch to
Java 1.5, so I’m not sure if we run our Xwiki 1.3 in proper environment.
So, which Java and JBoss version is required (tested with) for 1.3.X XWiki?
Frantisek
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Hi all,
Yesterday I found out that there are indeed other colors for the Toucan
skin. I've created now a black and a darkblue one and I'd like to share it.
Where can I drop the files?
Cheers,
Squirrel