Hi,
I'm trying to use XWQL query language to select count of authors and would
like to order this by descending order of this count.
I ended up having this work fine :
"select count(myobject.author), myobject.author from Document as doc,
doc.object(Space.MyClass) as myobject group by myobject.author"
But adding " order by count(myobject.author) desc" leads to an error for
translating the query ...
Adding "AS" in the select expression does not seem to work either.
Is this possible in XWQL and how ?
Thanks,
Jeremie
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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 XWiki Devs/Community,
We're planning a deploy of XE on our Enterprise (a brazilian government
agency) as the main intranet tool, for about 400 heavy users (in thesis,
they'll generate a lot of content). We're sure that XE can handle it
smoothly and it will bring a LOT of help on the day-to-day work of our
office.
We're doing some optimizations and fine tunning for the deploy in
production. Meanwhile, we're facing some troubles with our
workstations's antivirus tools, which brings me some concerns about the
attachment files on the filesystems. Trying to address a potential
problem (users using attached files to spread infected files to other
users and, worst, other government agencies, which have also critical
mission like ours), I would like to use the same approach we use on our
other systems we've built at home: calling an AV engine (such as our
cluster of ClamAV servers) from the webapp (we already use some java API
for this, on our web apps) to scan every file being uploaded and before
being attached to the wiki, and show some message to the user, in case
of some trouble.
I've searched for some plugin or initiative about this, but couldn't
find any. Is there any going on? If not, from where can I start and what
should I put under consideration, in order to
guide our dev staff to plug it in xwiki's core as a plugin/extension?
Forgive myself in advance if this information is located somewhere on
the documentation and I couldn't find it.
Best Regards,
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Ramon Gomes Brandão
**
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*RAMON GOMES BRANDÃO*
I'm just curious about brandname such as XWiki versus "generic" forename
such as Xwiki.
For example in languages I know (Latvian, English, Russian) any forename
(given name for person or dog, city or ship name, etc.) starts with
capital and then, if not all characters are capital, it follows with
small letters.
There are brandnames (mostly intentionally, to differ from "generic"
name) this rule is not followed: XWiki, iOS, PiTiVi, etc.
So, when I write about Xwiki:
1. I don't know it is spelled XWiki,
2. I'm too lazy to bother,
3. I intentionally spell it Xwiki, to not add disclaimer, that iOS or
XWiki or ... is a registered trademark (if is),
4. something else...
What do you think?
Valdis
Hello,
For the mail archiver app, I need to output mail content in a page. I
used to use it with html content, and display is directly done with
{{html}} macro.
But most messages from mailing-lists are plain-text. My first idea was
to use {{code}}, and this is fine.
But I think display could be greatly improved using specific xwiki
syntax rendering (2.1), but for some elements only.
To do so, I would like to render some text string, not applying all
syntax elements.
Let me explain : what is interesting to render is :
- quotes (lines starting with angle brackets '>'),
- urls (replaced by links automatically),
- emoticons
Everything else (wiki macros, ...) should NOT be rendered.
Is this possible ?
Of course I don't want to impact the way xwiki renders pages.
Thanks for help,
Jeremie
Using XWiki 4.0
I would like to try the Navigation Menu Wiki Macro, but it only creates an
empty space "MenuCode" (MenuCode is listed as a space with a questionmark
next to it)
(http://extensions.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Extension/Navigation+Menu+Wiki+M…)
If I try to use the example code, I get "Unknown macro: menu"
{{menu type="vertical" position="right" id="panelmenu"}}
* [[Main>>Main.WebHome]]
* [[Sandbox>>Sandbox.WebHome]]
** [[Sandbox.TestPage1]]
** [[Sandbox.TestPage2]]
** [[Sandbox.TestPage3]]
* [[Blog>>Blog.WebHome]]
{{/menu}}
Is the Navigation Menu Wiki Macro broken?
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Hi,
I maintain the DruCall module for Drupal. I'm just wondering if there
is anything similar with xWiki yet, or if such a feature is already in
development?
Regards,
Daniel
Hi,
I have trouble with the tagcloud and the spaces macro:
Unknown macro: spaces
The "spaces" macro is not in the list of registered macros ...
Same for tagcloud.
I have seen some similar issue in JIRA, but that was about the macros not working after an import. For me, these macros did work originally. At some point they stopped working. Unfortunately I can't remember having done anything suspiciuos. I have a XEM environment running, this is only happening in one wiki. (In the important one of course!) It originally occurred in 3.1, updating to 3.4 didn't make any difference.
Any hints greatly appreciated!
Cheers,
Olaf
Hi everyone,
somehow I created Spaces with broken Umlauts like:
Gesch�������¤ftsf�������¼hrung
or
Gesch�¤ftsf�¼hrung
see screenshot:
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/10128532/Schnappschuss%20%282012-12-13%2013.29.05%…
I cannot delete those. They are empty but after deleting from the spaces
menu they still stay in the Spaces-Lists (i.e. on the Dashboard).
Is there any way to get rid of them manually (Using Tomcat/MySQL)
Thanks a lot!
Ole
Hi,
We introduced the Activity Stream macro in XE 2.6
http://extensions.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Extension/Activity+Macro
We are investigating ways to improve our Activity Stream, but in order to
do that we would want to know your feedback about it (both from a
technology and an user experience pov):
- Is Activity Stream a macro you use?
- What features you most miss about it? Maybe filtering? Maybe pagination?
- Would you like to see more event types, like events generated by
applications?
- Are you using the "Send Message" functionality?
- Other opinions about it.
Your feedback will help us improve the macro by adding needed functionality
and not breaking used one.
I'll gather ideas on
http://incubator.myxwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Improvements/ActivityStreamFeed…
Thanks,
Caty
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