Hi all,
I uploaded my own logo.png in the header of my wiki, works great.
Now I would like to change the link behind the logo, I want that it
always points to the Webhome of the space the user is in, and I dont
know how to do this. I allready changed some things in the global.vm
of the skin, I can feel that I am almost there... But I need the code
snippet for pointing towards the Webhome in the Space the user is in.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
-Wouter
Hi All,
I am testing around with the Lucene Search, all works well, one problem remains:
I search in Space A. My search results however, are shown in the Main
Wiki Page. This has a different look and feel, and since I do not want
to have confused users, I would like to display the search results in
the same Space as where the User was was in when he-she started the
search. I am guessing its only a one line change in some form, but I
cant seem to find it, I hope someone can help me out..
Thanks in advance,
Wouter
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Hi all
I'm in the process of starting from a fresh install in 3.0 after using 2.4
for many months.
I have however encountered a problem with the "Edit" link used for directly
editing a calendar entry (which is an object generated when you add an event
to the calendar). These entries appear in a list and with each one there is
the "Edit" link mentioned above, as well as a "Remove" link.
The "Remove" link removes the calendar entry fine, but in 3.0, the "Edit"
link always goes to the very first calendar entry, called CalendarEvent 0.
In my 2.4 installation though it correctly goes to the corresponding
calendar entry.
This is the section of code I think is at fault, note it's in 1.0 syntax.
#foreach($event in $doc.getObjects("XWiki.CalendarEvent"))
1.1.1 $event.title.replaceAll('\n', "")
#if($hasedit)
( $doc.getURL( $msg.get("edit") ,
$doc.getURL( $msg.get("delete") )
#end
Somehow the $event.number is always 0 and not the actual number of the
entry. It could be related to the Velocity engine getting upgraded to 7.1? I
tried copying parts of the "Remove" section since that is getting the link
to the entry correct, but it always goes to the very first entry, number 0.
I really need this functionality because it's much easier for users to edit
an entry individually then sifting through the objects that eventually grow
to a big number. It's preventing me from moving to 3.0, so any help would be
greatly appreciated.
Thanks
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Was anyone able to load an url in a Modalbox? How do you do that? Like, for
example, when clicking on a button, display "http://www.google.com" in the
Modalbox. Is that possible?
I tried the following, and it's not displaying anything. What am I doing
wrong?
{{velocity}}
#set($ok = $xwiki.jsfx.use("js/scriptaculous/scriptaculous.js"))
#set($ok = $xwiki.jsx.use("XWiki.ModalBox"))
#set($ok = $xwiki.ssx.use("XWiki.ModalBox"))
{{html}}
Google
{{/html}}
{{/velocity}}
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"Deleted" attachments are not deleted in version. 3.0 with new file system
storage .
Is this intended or a malfunction?
After testing with some Gigabyte-files my hard disk was getting full because
of these "deleted" files.
Volker
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Hi,
I'm wondering how I should document multiple versions of a software with
XWiki.
1) Each versions documentation should be accessible under a version name
that is part of the url
http://www.thesoftware.org/version1/Reference_page1
2) Current version should point (redirect ?) to the most recent version
http://www.thesoftware.org/currentVersion/Reference_page1
(Note that I have left off any parts of the url requried by XWiki (bin ...)
Its important that all pages of a version can be referenced as a permalink.
I'm thinking to do it this way but I'm wondering if there are any side
effects I haven't thought of:
- Versions are space names
- Create a new version by copying the space from the last version
- Copying the space is done by exporting the xar, renaming the space to
the new version, then importing the .xar to recreate the last version.
Any changes in the new version shall not modify documents of the last
version (incl. attachments)
- Change 'DocumentNotFound' template of 'currentVersion' (in a way that
needs investigation) that it redirects all page requests for the space
'currentVersion' to a configured version
--- or ---
- handle requests to 'currentVersion' in an upfront (Apache httpd) Proxy
Server redirecting to a configured version
Is this a reasonable approach to document multiple versions or do i miss
something ?
Any ideas welcome !
thanks
Andreas
We want to go from version 2.0.2 of XWiki Enterprise to the latest version. We found going straight from 2.0.2 to 2.7.1 messed up our formatting very badly. We see that we probably need to go through a migration step-by-step, version-by-version. But, do we need to go through every single point/maintenance release (e.g., 2.0.3, 2.0.4, etc.) which is 20-something releases, or just each minor (e.g., 2.1, 2.1, 2.3, etc.) release?
Is there even a shorter migration path with fewer interim versions, hitting just the ones that make major changes (e.g., database schema and data changes, etc.)? And is there a way for me to determine that optimal migration path for myself as I get behind in versions?
We love the product, but we want to just use it, not care and feed it too often, and keep it updated it when we find time to upgrade.
Thanks,
Jack Piccininni
University of Illinois at Chicago
Hello!
I've installed xwiki ver 3 through the provided .exe file (Default setting
and databases on Windows 7)
I had also same xwiki installation on my Fedora 11 (version 2.3) which its
home folder had been copied as backup. (according to official guide, xwiki
store the pages under xwiki folder in the /home directory/xwiki enterprise/
so I copied the folder for future use)
Now, how can I import this backup to my new installation? I don't see
anything special??
I tried copying database folder, log file and many other things but
nothing... :(
how can I import my previous xwiki pages to current version from xwiki
directory? ( I just need some pages which I created on that installation)
I have copied the directory completely on that time...but now when I copy
the database folder to new installation nothing happen....
is there any hope? where xwiki store the pages????
ps. I'm using xwiki as a personal and currently offline.
Hello!
I want to install 2.7 in my Win7 Box. I downloaded
"xwiki-enterprise....-standard.exe" file and install it successfully without
any error. but when I run xwiki_start the command window comes up and
instantly close....actually nothing happen and the server doesn't run. I
don't know what should I do and where can i get a log or anything else to
know what the problem is.
one thing that maybe relevant....I'm using your-freedom proxy program which
is java based and run on 8080 port (the port can be changed easily) I also
tried different browser setting. I also can close the proxy program and try
xwiki_start without any proxy.....
one important note, I just want to use my xwiki in offline mode...btw, I
have exactly same problem with 2.3 version which I used it successfully in
winXP.
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