Hi,
I am trying to include a FavIcon in my wiki and I've found this
information, but it doesn't help me...
Regards
Yannick
Sylvain Desbureaux wrote:
>* Hi,*>* I don't manage to put a favicon for xwiki. Any clues ?*>* *
Well, a favicon is usually placed in the root of the URL, like
www.myserver.com/favicon.ico
Doing that in a java webapp container usually involves adding that file
not to the xwiki webapp, but to the ROOT webapp. In tomcat, there is a
ROOT directory inside webapps.
Another solution is to put something like this in
webapps/xwiki/skins/albatross/htmlheader.vm:
<link rel="icon" href="$xwiki.getSkinFile("favicon.png")" type="image/png"/>
<link rel="shortcut icon" href="$xwiki.getSkinFile("favicon.png")"
type="image/png"/>
and put a favicon.png (you can change the name, if you want) in
webapps/xwiki/skins/albatross
If you're not using the albatross skin, change the path accordingly.
Sergiu
Hi. A few months ago I hit the problem with exporting images to PDF with
the "XWiki MultipagePdfExport Application - Space Export" plugin with
configured LDAP/AD/SSO - https://jira.xwiki.org/browse/XWIKI-9161
After some time there was a fix suggested in that issue (a change of one
line) which works and looks reasonably. I don't know who is responsible
for the "Old Core - PDF export" component and who has proper knowledge
and permissions to review proposed change and push it into the
repository, so I asked here to gain attentions to make it fixed upstream.
Thanks
Marcin
Hi all,
I'm on IE 8 and the WYSIWYG Editor won't allow me to scroll vertically or show the scrollbar. I have to use the arrow key to move through the lines to 'scroll'. The source editor scrolls fine though.
I realize that this is a hard question for you to answer due to lack of information, but does anyone have any idea what could be causing this? I don't appear to be getting any JS errors.
Thanks in advance,
Christian
XWiki Crew,
The Open Source Initiative (www.opensource.org) would like to migrate
from our current wiki, Dokuwiki, to XWiki. The goal of the effort is to
increase participation and collaboration among the broader open source
community through a platform that enables distributed groups to readily
find and contribute to the efforts of the OSI.
The wiki will be used (edited) by internal OSI staff, the Board of
Directors and OSI members (individuals, partners on various projects,
representatives from affiliate organizations and our corporate
sponsors). While we hope to see increasing use, currently the realistic
number of accounts would be less than 50 and actual authors/editors
would be around 20.
Per you instructions, I (username: Patrick Masson) have registered at
wiki.org. We would request our server name to be, 'osi.mywiki.org'
Thank you,
Patrick
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Hi,
I'm currently getting right issues with my xwiki 5.1 installation. I have
several workspaces with both local and global users:
- Global users are authenticated by LDAP (defined in main wiki) and have
access to some workspaces and the main wiki.
- Local users are also authenticated by LDAP (defined in local
workspace) and cannot access any wiki other than the one they are defined.
The problem is that global users can navigate throught all wikis without
problems but local users are getting disconnected every 2 minutes. Looking
at catalina.out I have found these errors when clicking at any random
document:
*org.restlet.engine.log.LogFilter afterHandle443 GET
/xwiki/rest/wikis/workspace1/xxxxxx/xxxx/webhome - 401
424 0 10 *
It looks like my local users doesn't have right permission to access the
"/xwiki/rests/wikis/workspaceX" URL (maybe because they doesn't exists in
main wiki) and ends getting the 401 http error that makes the xwiki login
page to appear.
Looking for similar issues, I have found this Jira ticket with a similar
problem but it should be already been fixed for xwiki 4.1.2:
http://jira.xwiki.org/browse/XWIKI-7946
Anyone facing this issue? Should I migrate all my local users to global
users?
Thanks for your help!
Regards,
Jaume
Is it possible in XWiki 2.x syntax to set span style?
E.g.:
Normal (%style="color: red;"%) red normal
makes following normal also red. Only solution I could get working was
embedded html code, e.g.:
normal {{html clean="false"}}<span style="color:
red;">{{/html}}red{{html clean="false"}}</span>{{/html}} normal
Are there any better approaches?
Thanks!
Valdis
I am on XWiki 5.2.
I would like to create multiple wikis so I'm trying to figure out the best
way to structure them and manage them.
I am going to leave Home as basic wiki that will be a starting point for
all users and it will allow them to navigate to the other wikis.
I want to create a wiki per department at work. I would be the main person
managing them all.
I want to customize the wiki template but I don't see anywhere to do that.
I want to make sure that all new wikis will have the same branding, some
core macros, and extensions..
I am also confused about how to manage extensions across the different
wikis? Do I need to go into each one and install the same extensions or is
there a central place to do that?
We've been using the wiki in a single department so far but now that we are
going to create multiple wikis I'd like to move the existing content to a
new wiki (so that Home is very pure and used only for navigating to other
wikis). I figured I could export the current content and import to the new
wiki but when I did this the applications were not installed so there's
missing macros and APIs.