Hi XWiki devs and users,
FYI, XWiki applied as a mentoring organization for Google Summer of
Code 2011 (http://socghop.appspot.com/). We have participated in
2005-2009, but we were not on the accepted organization list last
year. We have prepared and submitted yesterday an application for this
year's GSoC, and we'll be receiving a verdict from Google on March
18th (according to the timeline
http://socghop.appspot.com/document/show/gsoc_program/google/gsoc2010/faqs#…
).
Here is the list of possible student projects we've come up with so far:
http://gsoc.xwiki.org .
We're open to new project proposals, and we'll inform the community as
soon as we get an answer from Google regarding XWiki's acceptance in
this year's Summer of Code.
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Sergiu Dumitriu
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Hi!
I just migrated to 2.7.1 with the goal of a functional pdf export.
Using this (public) url:
https://www.computer42.org/xwiki/bin/export/DevNotes/WebHome?format=pdf&inc…
I'm getting this error:
Error number 11015 in 11: Exception while exporting
Wrapped Exception: Error number 12002 in 12: Exception while exporting PDF
Wrapped Exception: org.apache.fop.fo.ValidationException:
"fo:list-block" is missing child elements. Required content model:
marker* (list-item)+ (See position 5894:90)
com.xpn.xwiki.XWikiException: Error number 11015 in 11: Exception while
exporting
...
On another (non public) space the export seems to be functional, but
some childs pages are missing.
Are this known bugs ?
Best regards,
H.-Dirk Schmitt
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Hi Johannes, everyone,
actually this is sort of repsonse to Johannes @jstoldt contribution here
http://xwiki.475771.n2.nabble.com/Back-to-the-future-of-XWiki-tt6084764.html
regarding VM's and it is off-topic in either dev and user.
Johannes, why not drill deeper into this VM stuff ?
If you have spare time leftover and want to contribute -
why not be the first one to create an Amazon EC2 xwiki image ?
For newbies there are free Amazon EC2 accounts:
http://aws.amazon.com/de/free/
When creating a VM I'd check for an Ubuntu Ready-to-go image - there are
several hanging around.
Check the Ubuntu website for a recommendation.
Of course Linux background is beneficial - might be mandatory.
However with Ubuntu many installations are pretty straight forward and
well documented -
installation of database (postgres ?) - webserver (tomcat ?) and an
XWiki .war should be straightforward.
When you're are done and all is running fine you can make a template of
it for others to use.
I'd be interested in a report.
I'd love to do it but I'm lacking time now ...
As here is no real forum for this we might continue correspondence in
another place.
WDYT ?
Andreas
I've been the administrator of my team's Xwiki for several years now. I
recently upgraded to Xwiki Enterprise 2.7.1.34853 from Xwiki Enterprise
2.4.
Everything seems to work great for me, but my team members can't upload
images to pages and they are occasionally seeing their page text content
disappear when they go back and forth between "WYSIWYG" and "Source" while
editing.
In the WYSIWYG editor, they click on "Image" -> "Insert Image...", but
instead of seeing the message:
"Select an image to insert from the list below, by clicking it, and then
advance to the next step, or double click an item to automatically select
it and advance to the next step." along with the thumbnails or the box to
upload a new image, they see a red circle with an "!" and message saying
"There was an error loading the data"
We are all using Firefox, but I'm running Ubuntu Lucid and they are running
Windows. The server is also running Ubuntu Lucid. I'm using MySQL as the
database.
Strangely, they didn't see any problems with Internet Explorer (i think ver
8)
During this upgrade, I went straight from 2.4 to 2.7. I didn't see
anything that indicated I needed upgrade incrementally. I also noticed
that I should be using InnoDB tables instead of MyISAM. I used "ALTER
TABLE.." commands to change the db tables to InnoDB by hand. When I
installed the WAR and modified the xwiki.cfg, I made sure the migration
flag was set to true.
The other change that I made was that I enabled our authentication to use
LDAP, but my users weren't having problems with their LDAP accounts. They
were using their old standard xwiki user accounts they had created several
years ago. When they did login with their LDAP accounts, they experienced
the same problems.
I originally thought this could have something to do with User rights, but
I created a test user with the same privileges as my users and it worked
just fine.
The good news is that it appears that we found a workaround with Internet
Explorer, but has anyone ever heard of this problem? Or know how to fix it
in Firefox? The other good news is that I have nightly backups of my
database and I also have the older installation of xwiki backed up. So, I
could always roll things back if need be, but I would hate to do that.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
travis riggs
Hi,
I'm having some problems with the Email notification for Watchlists.
When I go into my preferences and select a notifier for my watched
lists (hourly notifcations for example) and click save & view, the
selection doesn't stick. It shows a blank under Notifier in my
Watchlist preferences.
I'm on XWiki Enterprise 2.7.33656
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Alex Jakobsen
Hello dear xwiki authors and users,
we'd like to have multiple FAQs in our wiki 2.7, what is the recommended
approach for that : to implement it from scratch following the tutorial or
xwiki.org code example, or install a specific extension ?
thank you for your recommendation
Regards
Dominique.
Hi,
I'm trying to set rights over a document automatically.
In my wiki i have the "Publication" concept. Each Publication has one or
more authors. Each author is an "Researcher" that is directly related to an
XWikiUser. What I want to do is to set editing rights only for the authors
of that publication. If I add (or remove) an author he should be able (not
able) to edit the document.
What i thought first was to check and add user rights every time the
document was loaded. However this didn't worked because, initially, users
don't have rights to add new rights (lol). That doesn't seemed a good
practice anyway.
What is the best way to do this? Maybe after every change in editing mode,
system may apply the rights? How can I do that?
Btw, I'm using this snippet to add the user rights:
http://extensions.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Extension/Setting+Rights
Thanks in advance,
Luís Braga
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Hello
I created a new blog in a new space according to explanations in the link
http://extensions.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Extension/Blog+Application
But the new blog and the wiki blog share the same items.
The wiki blog posts are shown in the new blog.
And if I create a new article in the new blog, I see it in both blogs.
Are there some additional installations or configuration to do?
I did not install the WAR xwiki-application-blog.
I'am under XWiki Enterprise 3.0-milestone-2.34501
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Hi guys,
In order to fix http://jira.xwiki.org/jira/browse/XWIKI-5691 and a few
related bugs I had to refactor the way macros are displayed inside the
rich text area of the WYSIWYG content editor. Along with this I
introduced a few improvements in the way the user interacts with macros.
Here's a list of changes:
* macros are displayed now 100% like in view mode
* macros that have output are emphasized only when hovered or selected
* you can navigate the macro output with the arrow keys
* you can copy content from the macro output
* press Enter to edit macro
* press Space to toggle between collapsed and expanded state
* Ctrl+Shift+R reloads the macros
* Ctrl+Shift+E expands all/selected macros
* Ctrl+Shift+C collapses all/selected macros
* Ctrl+Shift+M to open the insert macro wizard
Known issues that I'd like to fix for 3.0 final:
* you can cut text from macro output
* you can drag text into/from macro output
* placing the caret before/after a macro is still tricky
Please take a look and let me know what you think.
Thanks,
Marius