Hi All!
XE 3.5.1 -> sends mail via Share mail option in XWiki's top menu.
XE & XEM 4.2 -> gives an error "The message could not be sent to <haru_mamburu(a)mail.ru>: email server error."
All tests done at the same server: Ubuntu 12.x
XE 3.5.1 standalone
XE 4.2 standalone
XEM 4.2 + MySQL clean installation.
Any fast solution available?
Is it worth Jira's bugreport or am I missing something?
Kind regards,
Dmitry
Hi,
I am looking for some code, an extension or something else to get a
notification if there is a new comment written. This notification should
be send by email to the creator or the Space abonents.
Maybe someone has an idea.
Thank you very much!
Best regads
Mark
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Hi,
I would like to use XWiki for the members of the citizen association
"Utopia". We coproduce a lot of documents with our members and a wiki would
be useful.
Thanks a lot,
Fabien-Kenzo Sato
http://www.mouvementutopia.org
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username: kenzo
subdomain: utopia
Hi,
I don't know AppWithinMinutes very well but I don't really see exactly
what it has to do with the rest of the mail. AFAIK you don't need PR
to use AppWithinMinutes.
Also what I said is that a user from subwiki does not have programming
right but you can save a page from any wiki using a global user (user
from main wiki). You just need to log in the subwiki with your global
user.
Please to send direct mail, better use the mailing list.
On Thu, Oct 11, 2012 at 11:08 PM, <poppakap(a)yahoo.com> wrote:
> Hi Thomas, I am a bit perplexed. The AppWithinMinutes won't run in a sub-wiki then?
> I created an app in the main wiki, but in a sub wiki I am getting that macro error.
>
>
> <quote author='Thomas Mortagne'>
> On Sat, Apr 28, 2012 at 2:52 PM, Bob Egolf <egolfb(a)gmail.com> wrote:
>> I have been running a simple xwiki farm with 2 sub wikis for some time and
>> I recently tried to add a macro with a groovy script in the sub-wiki and
>> got the "You don't have the right to execute this script". I tried to
>> grant programming to the user by logging into the wiki farm site and
>> granting programming to the group and to the user I am using in the
>> sub-wiki. I imported the Admin tools application and ran the Programming
>> rights Check and applied the config.
>>
>> I still am not able to grant the user programming rights and my macro with
>> the script will not run, same permissions error.
>> I have tried to create a new user in the wiki farm and grant programming
>> to
>> it, but when I login to the subwiki it has no permissions so I don't
>> believe I have him setup quite right.
>>
>> This is running XWiki Enterprise 2.3.1.29183 build, not sure where to go
>> from here.
>
> Users from subwikis don't have programming right, never. There is
> nothing you can do to make them have it.
>
> So you will have to use a user from main wiki to save your macro document.
>
>>
>> Any help appreciated.
>> Bob
>> _______________________________________________
>> users mailing list
>> users(a)xwiki.org
>> http://lists.xwiki.org/mailman/listinfo/users
>
>
>
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Hi all,
I'm trying to import xhtml pages from an existing site into wiki
pages. Parts of these pages have dynamically generated content which
I want to keep dynamic in the wiki. I've created macros that can
replicate the dynamic bits, but I'm having trouble getting the pages
themselves across.
At first I tried doing a naive transformation to xwiki syntax
beforehand and importing that, but the resulting pages aren't
modifiable with the WYSIWYG editor because of my heavy reliance on the
{{html}} macro. So, now I'm thinking I should just keep them in plain
xhtml, which the editor seems to handle fairly well.
How can I use macros and create wiki links with this approach though?
The XWiki website mentions in a number of places that round-trip
conversions between xwiki/2.1 and xhtml/1.0 syntaxes is a feature, so
this must be possible, right? I've seen a couple mentions of
"annotations" using comments in the xhtml to achieve this, but haven't
been able to find any concrete examples or documentation of the
syntax.
Assuming this is possible, will I be able to use the macros I created
with XWiki.WikiMacroClass, or are these only available in the xwiki/2+
syntax? If not, how can I make macros that _are_ usable in the xhtml
syntax?
Am I approaching this problem in entirely the wrong way? Any guidance
would be appreciated!
Sincerely,
--Maxwell Terpstra
Hi,
I'm happy to announce the first release of the Scripting Reference
Documentation (SRD).
The objective of this documentation is to have a quick access to the
relevant javadoc or documentation page to perfom XWiki scripting.
The SRD is available at:
http://platform.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/SRD/Navigation?xpage=embed
It contains:
- javadoc links to Velocity and Groovy bindings, including the main
API ($xwiki, $doc, $request, $response, $context) as well as XWiki
services and plugins, as well as Velocity Tools.
- links to the Velocity and Groovy language documentation
This documentation is currently available for XWiki 4.1.x an 4.2.x.
This is a very good tools for beginners with XWiki scripting. We do
still recommend the development tutorials on the XWiki Dev Guide
(http://platform.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/DevGuide/WebHome).
Please let us know on the dev list for any feedback on this new documentation.
Ludovic
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Ludovic Dubost
Founder and CEO
Blog: http://blog.ludovic.org/
XWiki: http://www.xwiki.com
Skype: ldubost GTalk: ldubost
Hello,
I'm trying to get some kind of NTLM authentication going on my Debian server, but got lost very early.
I find mentions of working NTLM solutions in the archives as well as some fixes for an ominous "NTLM authenticator" (XCONTRIB-84) in Jira.
I even found some installation-guide in the sandbox, but there seems to be no jar file.
Is there some kind of working NTLM solution without installing kerberos or samba?
Thanks in advance,
Thilo
Hello!
I need help with xwql quering.
I have my own class with property tMembers with type="user list" also this
property is a multi-select.
How is possible to query all docs of this class with filter for some user?
If no multiselect - all is easy:
#set($xwlquery="from doc.object($class) as obj where doc.fullName <>
'$template' and obj.tStatus='2' and obj.tMembers='$usedUser' order by
doc.date desc")
If multiselect switched on, but only one user selected - also this query
working. But, when used multiselect (selected 2 users) this query not
working.
Also I tryed - obj.tMembers like '$usedUser' and - obj.tMembers.content like
'$usedUser' - no result.
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Thanks beforehand!
Eugen Colesnicov
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The idea is to have a wiki that would have information on improving cognition/brain function, including a summary of different studies and papers on the subject. Some studies have been done into things like brain training computer games and meditation. We just wanted to collect information on them and have it all in one place.
Thanks.