Hi XWiki-Community!
First I have no access to the server side of my XWiki-Installation, but I
want to change the skin.
I imported a skin via XAR-File.
http://extensions.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Extension/Lyrebird+Skin
Then I have a new space with three pages.
And what now?
What do I need to change in Administration/Presentation?
Do I need to add a new Page and add a Skin-Object to it?
I do not know how to proceed.
Thanx for all help
Peter
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I am interested in how others are making annoucements on their XWiki.
For example: let's say that there's maintenance scheduled to the network,
and that certain drives are unavailable for some period of time. Or that
email is unavailable for a certain period of time?
Right now, we are using email as our main method of communication, but I
would like to eliminate email saying "We are out of water from 10:00 till
13:00"...last friday!!! Everybody is busy reading email about things which
happened at some time in the past :-)
How can that announcement be made "visible" on the mainpage of our XWiki?
We could just edit the XWiki mainpage, show the annoucement and remove it
afterwards (but that's not so sophisticated)
What other options are available?
I was thinking about the Blog Application, where the annoucement will be
made. Annoucements could be a seperate category in the Blog. The XWiki
mainpage should only show Blog entries of a specific category. Best thing
would be if we could "publish" the Blog entry at a certain time (this is
possible), and "unpublish" the Blog entry after the maintenance has been
completed (not yet possible in an automated fashion, but you can "hide" a
blog entry by hand).
So, what methods do you guys using?
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Question: how to save user data across multiple requests, we are
trying to customize XWiki Enterprise VERSION 4.1.3
Tried: xcontext.put(key, value) , but doesn't work. it only saves
data within the same request .
Any suggestion is highly appreciated.
Thanks,
Ray
Hi
We have Xwiki installed in our servers, and we found this problem.
When we access to our wiki throught our authentication server (running IBM
Tivoli Access Manager) the WYSIWYG editor doesn't work. Everytime we select
it, it opens the 'Source' editor instead.
But if we enter our Wiki directly (without the authentication server) the
WYSIWYG editor works fine.
Is there any special requeriment to use an authentication server with Xwiki?
Thanks in advance.
Sergio Carrasco
I am in information technology. I'm interested in learning more and
experimenting with wiki in general and xwiki particularly. Please consider
my request for xwiki community farm. Thank you.
I am trying to configure PlantUML to work with local Graphviz server.
My environment - Linux Mint Debian (last stable), MySQL, Tomcat, XWiki
4.1.3.
XWiki installed from standart xwiki deb-packages. No any customization on OS
or XWiki. Empty base (only installed standart wiki-pages).
According to PlantUML macros installation guide, I installed Graphviz, and
deleted path to external graphviz server. Also I added GRAPHVIZ_DOT to
system variable (added export GRAPHVIZ_DOT="/usr/bin/dot" to /etc/profile).
But when I opening test page
http://localhost:8080/xwiki/bin/view/XWiki/PlantUMLMacro
I have got an error:
Dot executable is /usr/bin/dot
Dot version: dot - graphviz version ...
java.io.FileNotDoundExeption: testdottmp42.dot (Permission denied)
...
I checked - dot executable exists in /usr/bin/. Also I checked environment
variables with comand env - all is ok, GRAPHVIZ_DOT variable exists and give
correct path.
Also, I tried to give full permissions for /usr/bin/ and dot executable -
any user/group can read / write / execute it. Also I tried to change tomcat
parameters: TOMCAT6_USER=root and TOMCAT6_GROUP=root for the starting tomcat
as root (it is not good for security reason but for testing is ok).
As a result - same situation, same error.
What is the problem and how I is possible correct it?
Thanks beforehand!
Eugen Colesnicov
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Hi Everyone,
I am currently working with Xwiki v1.4.1 and I want to convert its syntax
to xhtml. I have looked at this page
http://rendering.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Main/GettingStarted and it has a
few points.
1) Is this possible with large chunk of Xwiki v1.4.1 data?
2) Just before the description on how to use Maven, it says; "Note that not
only you need the JARs mentioned above but you also need all the transitive
dependencies required by those JARs." Where do I get these transitive
dependencies?
3) Which of the approaches as described in the link (Using Maven or Using
the XWiki Rendering Standalone JAR) is easy to use?
4) Are there more documentation like a tutorial on using these 2 approaches
other that the one on this link?
Thanks,
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Victor Eberechi
IBM Software Developer
I'd like to request a new wiki. At USF we're evaluating an instance of the OneBusAway open-source transit software system in Tampa, and OneBusAway requires an XWiki host for the content of the website pages. We'd like to host that content on MyXWiki.org.
My Xwiki username is sjbarbeau.
I'd like to request the server name of onebusawaytampa.myxwiki.org.
Thanks,
Sean
Sean J. Barbeau, Ph.D.
Principal Mobile Software Architect for R&D
Center for Urban Transportation Research
University of South Florida
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HI all,
I actually found this a bit funny:
At the bottom of search results is an RSS link, to a page like:
http://www.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Main/Search?xpage=plain&text=fail
It looks like valid RSS code, but why doesn't it work? It isn't the
code, it's a <pre> formatted piece of html, where all xml elements are
actually escaped.
So you see:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
But it actually is:
<pre><?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
I can't think of something I did wrong on this or on my own install,
so I'll create an issue in JIRA unless someone stops me in the next
few hours.
All other RSS feeds appear to be working just fine.
Cheers, Joris
