Is there a way that a panel can be aware of the current page context so I can
enable and disable graphics based on which page is currently active?
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Hi,
I'm preparing XWiki for use in our company. The entry Wiki pages will be in english and german.
While exporting the page XWiki.WebHome only the english version got exported. Multilanguage is set in preferences for both languages, the german language was selected and the german translation was shown.
Using the Application Manager to select all pages with translations led to the same result.
How can i export all translations of a Wiki page, please?
Regards,
Rudi
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i have tried this way around the template stuff.
i have made a page in XWiki and placed there my templates. include templates.
if i include only one template: #template("smthing.vm") it works fine, but if i wanna include more i receive this message : "Cannot make recursive include". i don;t know how to work around this one. any ideas? :)
Take care ,
Gabriela Radu :)
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The tomcat it works with is 6.0.14 and the one which is messed up is 5.5.23
Original Message:
Hosam Hassan wrote:
<br />> Hello,
<br />>
<br />> I have the problem that
<br />> {code}
<br />> #set($e = "Hello")
<br />> {code}
<br />>
<br />> displays only the gray codebox, but not the code itself.
<br />> The code is nevertheless not executed. So when I call $e it has not the value "Hello".
<br />>
<br />> I am running the same xwiki installation on two computers, one for testing (everything works fine) the other running. I search every file for possible changes but could not find one. The only difference between the two is the Tomcat version.
<br />>
<br />What version?
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hello
i wanna include a template like this: $mydoc.setContent(#template("treemenu.vm")) but the syntax is not right. I have tried this too: $mydoc.setContent("#template("treemenu.vm")") but same.
do you know the right way to write this line of code?
thx
Take care ,
Gabriela Radu :)
www.gabrielaradu.com
Hi!
I have a wiki in xwiki farm. I cannot configure the wiki to show
the Watch menu.
I'm also trying to configure an email list to mail all users but
cannot find how. I've tried all documentation files, FAQs, etc. but to
no avail. Any help is welcome!
Thanks in advance,
Alberto
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Hi Nathan,
By "Portal" you mean "the floating box on the right which shows a bunch of
interesting links in a fashioned way, added only with the small code
{{Platonism}} ?" I never tried but this is how I would do it :
you can try to create the portal page which only shows a floating box with
the macros #startfloatingbox() & #endfloatingbox(), or simply
#floatingbox("Some content"). Then, create the target page and write the
macro #includeForm("Space.Name") to insert the portal.
Does it work? Is that what you asked for?
Cheers,
Sebastien Fieux
Hi everyone,
I work for a company that is looking at xWiki as a candidate for an in-house
wiki set-up. It seems to meet all the features that we need, with the
exception of navigation. What we'd really like is to be able to set up
"portals" on wiki pages, so that the article is displayed in context. An
example of what I'm talking about would be the portal on the right of this
Wikipedia page: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neoplatonism. Is this possible
in xWiki? Would I use HTML for it?
Thanks in advance,
Nathan Hunt
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I had to count the number of connections to the database needed by XWiki to
set the appropriate number in the DB configuration.
I saw (http://jira.xwiki.org/jira/browse/XWIKI-2332 ) that there is one
session factory for every Hibernate Store. After a quick look on the web I
understood that a session factory provides one session at a time (basically:
if the session is open, then re-use the same session), and the session owns
the connexions pool, set to 1 by hibernate.cfg.xml. So I assume I should
have one opened connexion for every Hibernate store.
According to the initXWiki method from the com.xpn.xwiki.XWiki class, there
is 7 stores :
- Main store
- Attachments store
- Versioning store
- Attachment versioning store
- Recycle bin store
- Attachments recycle bin store
- Migration store (updating the database after XWiki update).
So my question is : Am I right ? Are 7 connexions really enough ? It seems
to work, although I didn't tested everything more than seeing pages. Any
answer from someone having a better knowledge of XWiki's internal
functionment and/or Hibernate would be welcome.
All that waiting for the 1.5 version which should allow a shared factory
between every store...
Thanks a lot,
Sebastien Fieux
