xwiki-users December 2014

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Re: [xwiki-users] setting translation from groovy

by David Delbecq

I tried, but the various "getTranslated" method return exactly the same document instance as the one they are called on. Because the document is not yet translated. They all seems to work in the model "is translation exist, return it. Otherwise return the default document", which is not what i am looking for. ----- Mail original ----- De: "Clemens Klein-Robbenhaar" <c.robbenhaar(a)espresto.com> À: "users" <users(a)xwiki.org> Envoyé: Lundi 15 Décembre 2014 18:54:04 Objet: Re: [xwiki-users] setting translation from groovy Hi, just a quick response ... I have not really tried, but as far as I remember something like: translatedDoc = newDoc.getTranslatedDocument(language) should work. The explanation is that translations of given document are not completely different documents (so you do not have to make a copy to create them), but instead "variants" of the document in the default language, so you can access them directly from the document itself HTH Clemens On 12/15/2014 12:01 PM, David Delbecq wrote: > Hello, > > say i want to create a new Xwikidocument in groovy, and i want this document to already have two languages. I tried to use this code in groovy and various other variants, but xwiki keep creating a single version of document, with content in last language of loop and default language in the default locale of user executing script. It's just ignoring any tip on local. How can I set translations? > > Note: my final purpose is so that a user can upload 2 versions of a odt file in a form, and i will automatically load it in the concerned translations. Setting translation content is the last bit i am missing. I can't find any method in xwiki api that says "here is content translated in language xx" :/ > > > newDoc = xwiki.getDocument(new DocumentReference("xwiki","Memorandum","Memo-1234","en")); > newDoc.getDocument().setDefaultLanguage(defaultLanguage); > referenceDocument = "Memorandum.Memo-"+number > for (language in ["fr","nl","en"]){ > if (title[language] !=null && title[language].trim().length()>0){ > println("new document in "+language) > translatedDoc = new Document( > newDoc.getDocument().copyDocument( > new DocumentReference("xwiki","Memorandum","Memo-1234",language), > xcontext.getContext()), > xcontext.getContext()) > translatedDoc.setContent("Hello in "+language+": "+title[language]) > translatedDoc.save(); > } > } > > > Any advice would be greatly welcomed > David Delbecq > > _______________________________________________ > users mailing list > users(a)xwiki.org > http://lists.xwiki.org/mailman/listinfo/users > mit freundlichen Grüßen Clemens Klein-Robbenhaar -- Clemens Klein-Robbenhaar Software Development EsPresto AG Breite Str. 30-31 10178 Berlin/Germany Tel: +49.(0)30.90 226.763 Fax: +49.(0)30.90 226.760 robbenhaar(a)espresto.com HRB 77554 B - Berlin-Charlottenburg Vorstand: Maya Biersack, Peter Biersack Vorsitzender des Aufsichtsrats: Dipl.-Wirtsch.-Ing. Winfried Weber Zertifiziert nach ISO 9001:2008 _______________________________________________ users mailing list users(a)xwiki.org http://lists.xwiki.org/mailman/listinfo/users

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[xwiki-users] setting translation from groovy

by David Delbecq

Hello, say i want to create a new Xwikidocument in groovy, and i want this document to already have two languages. I tried to use this code in groovy and various other variants, but xwiki keep creating a single version of document, with content in last language of loop and default language in the default locale of user executing script. It's just ignoring any tip on local. How can I set translations? Note: my final purpose is so that a user can upload 2 versions of a odt file in a form, and i will automatically load it in the concerned translations. Setting translation content is the last bit i am missing. I can't find any method in xwiki api that says "here is content translated in language xx" :/ newDoc = xwiki.getDocument(new DocumentReference("xwiki","Memorandum","Memo-1234","en")); newDoc.getDocument().setDefaultLanguage(defaultLanguage); referenceDocument = "Memorandum.Memo-"+number for (language in ["fr","nl","en"]){ if (title[language] !=null && title[language].trim().length()>0){ println("new document in "+language) translatedDoc = new Document( newDoc.getDocument().copyDocument( new DocumentReference("xwiki","Memorandum","Memo-1234",language), xcontext.getContext()), xcontext.getContext()) translatedDoc.setContent("Hello in "+language+": "+title[language]) translatedDoc.save(); } } Any advice would be greatly welcomed David Delbecq

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[xwiki-users] Changing Metdata of Attachment

by Matthias Wegner

Hi, i want to create a custom excel-file. For that i want to use a uploaded template and the give it some values. I write that to the attachment storage and want to hcange the metainfo. The file creation with the template works fine, but the metatdata-change is not shown in xwiki. How can i do that? My code is so far {{groovy}} import java.io.File; import java.io.FileOutputStream; import java.io.IOException; import java.util.Calendar; import org.jdom2.Document; import org.jdom2.Element; import org.jdom2.JDOMException; import org.jdom2.input.SAXBuilder; import org.jdom2.output.Format; import org.jdom2.output.XMLOutputter; import org.apache.poi.hssf.usermodel.HSSFCell; import org.apache.poi.hssf.usermodel.HSSFRow; import org.apache.poi.hssf.usermodel.HSSFSheet; import org.apache.poi.hssf.usermodel.HSSFWorkbook; import org.apache.poi.poifs.filesystem.POIFSFileSystem; ArrayList<String> header = new ArrayList<String>(); ArrayList<Hashtable<String, String>> table = new ArrayList<Hashtable<String, String>>(); String sheetName = "Data"; String fileName = "empty.xls"; String templateName = "template.xls"; String templateSpace = "Main"; String pageName = "ExcelTest"; String xwikiPath = "/opt/xwiki/openskies_v6.3"; String templatePath = xwikiPath+"/data/storage/xwiki/"+templateSpace+"/"+pageName+"/~this/attachments/"+templateName+"/"+templateName; String filenamePath = xwikiPath+"/data/storage/xwiki/"+templateSpace+"/"+pageName+"/~this/attachments/"+fileName+"/"+fileName; header.add("X") header.add("Y") header.add("Z") Hashtable<String, String> tableRow = new Hashtable<String, String>(); tableRow.put("X", "Q"); tableRow.put("Y", "W"); tableRow.put("Z", "R"); table.add(tableRow); tableRow = new Hashtable<String, String>(); tableRow.put("X", "E"); tableRow.put("Y", "F"); tableRow.put("Z", "G"); table.add(tableRow); public String convert(Long value) { return value.toString(); } try { HSSFWorkbook wb = null; HSSFSheet sheet = null; File templateFile = new File(templatePath); boolean templateExists = templateFile.exists(); if (templateExists) { POIFSFileSystem fs = new POIFSFileSystem(new FileInputStream(templateFile)); wb = new HSSFWorkbook(fs); sheet = wb.getSheetAt(0); } else { wb = new HSSFWorkbook(); sheet = wb.createSheet(sheetName); } HSSFRow headerRow = null; if (templateExists) { headerRow = sheet.getRow(0); } else { headerRow = sheet.createRow(0); } for (short i = 0; i < header.size(); i++) { HSSFCell cell = null; if (templateExists) { cell = headerRow.getCell(i); } else { cell = headerRow.createCell(i); } cell.setCellValue(header.get(i)); } for (int ii = 0; ii < table.size(); ii++) { HSSFRow row = null; if (templateExists) { row = sheet.getRow(ii+1); } else { row = sheet.createRow(ii+1); } for (short i = 0; i < header.size(); i++) { HSSFCell cell = null; if (templateExists) { cell = row.getCell(i); } else { cell = row.createCell(i); } String s = table.get(ii).get(header.get(i)); cell.setCellValue(s); } } File excelOut = new File(filenamePath); FileOutputStream fileOut = new FileOutputStream(filenamePath); wb.write(fileOut); fileOut.close(); File meta = new File(xwikiPath+"/data/storage/xwiki/"+templateSpace+"/"+pageName+"/~this/attachments/" + fileName + "/~METADATA.xml"); Document metadata = new SAXBuilder().build(meta); Element root = metadata.getRootElement(); for (Element child : root.getChildren()) { if (child.getChildText("filename").equals(fileName)) { if (child.getChildText("version").equals("1.1")) { child.getChild("filesize").setText(convert(excelOut.length())); child.getChild("date").setText(convert(Calendar.getInstance().getTime().getTime())); } } } XMLOutputter outputter = new XMLOutputter(Format.getPrettyFormat()); outputter.output(metadata, new FileOutputStream(meta)); } catch (FileNotFoundException e) { e.printStackTrace(); } catch (IOException e) { e.printStackTrace(); } catch (JDOMException e) { e.printStackTrace(); } {{/groovy}} [[Download>>attach:empty.xls]] -- View this message in context: http://xwiki.475771.n2.nabble.com/Changing-Metdata-of-Attachment-tp7593478.… Sent from the XWiki- Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.

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[xwiki-users] The default displayer for users is failing with guest

by Dmitry Bakbardin

Hi! The default displayer for users is failing with guest (http://jira.xwiki.org/browse/XWIKI-11472) Fix shown in this issue works fine for colibri skin, but fails for flamingo. Does anyone have a solution? Kind regards, Dmitry

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[xwiki-users] Xwiki 6.3 : issue when import xar file larger than 32mb

by Kevin

Hi, First, sorry for my bad english. I've got an issue when i want to import a XAR file (size : 53 mb). When i want to import it, i've got an error message who said that max size for the import is 32 Mb. I understood the the WikiStream allowed to import files of any size. So can you explain me why i've got a limit and, if it's possible, how i can bypass them. Thanks. Kevin. -- View this message in context: http://xwiki.475771.n2.nabble.com/Xwiki-6-3-issue-when-import-xar-file-larg… Sent from the XWiki- Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.

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[xwiki-users] Wrapping a table in a form

by Bryn Jeffries

I have a groovy script that takes an array of table data and formats it in a table as follows. As you can see, I'd like to wrap the table in a form. {{groovy}} // [... supplied with array of 2-element arrays...] println "{{html}}" println "<form action=\"\" name=\"chooseForm\" method=post>" println "<input type=hidden name=\"step\" value=\"choose\" /><input type=hidden name=\"form_token\" value=\"${services.csrf.getToken()}\" />" println "{{/html}}" println '|= |= Col 1|= Col2' int lineNo = 0; for (row in rows) { if(lineNo!=0) { // Skip first (header) line print "| {{html}}<input type=checkbox checked=\"checked\" name=\"choose${lineNo}\" form=\"chooseForm\" />{{/html}}" print "| {{html}}<input type=text name=\"col1_${lineNo}\" form=\"chooseForm\" value=\"${row[0]}\"/>{{/html}}" print "| {{html}}<input type=text name=\" col2_${lineNo}\" form=\"chooseForm\" value=\"${row[1]}\" />{{/html}}" print '\n' } ++lineNo; } print "| {{html}}<input type=submit /></form>{{/html}}" {{/groovy}} The problem is that the first {{html}} block closes the form before the table is started. Note that I have tried using ##form="chooseForm"## in the inputs within the table to associate them with the form, but this didn't work, at least with Firefox, since the data for these inputs does not get included in the POST content. Obviously I could use Javascript to modify the form, but I was aiming for a JS-free solution. Any ideas?

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[xwiki-users] [VOTE] Enable default actions for the Flamingo top menu entries

by Marius Dumitru Florea

Hi everyone, = Short Story = I propose to change the behaviour of the top level menu from Flamingo for tablet and desktop screens (so NOT for phones) to match the behaviour we had in 6.2 BUT improving the separation between the navigation links and the drop down toggle. The idea is that the top level menu entries should behave like a drop down button (e.g. the Add button) but without looking like one. You can see some screen shots at http://jira.xwiki.org/browse/XWIKI-11517. = Long Story = I've heard complains that the current behaviour of the top level menu from Flamingo skin is not perfect. The issue is that you need to click twice to navigate. Ok, with a mouse you can use the middle click (wheel) to open the link in a new tab but still it's annoying for simple uses and for those that use the touch pad or a tablet. An alternative I have investigated in http://jira.xwiki.org/browse/XWIKI-11479 is to open the menu on hover (on devices that support this of course). The result is quite nice and effective but there is a problem: if you have a second horizontal menu displayed under the top level menu then you'll have a hard time hovering the second menu. So I decided to close XWIKI-11479 as Won't Fix. For those that like the open-on-hover behaviour and which don't plan to use a second menu I've published this extension http://extensions.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Extension/Hover+and+Default+Acti… . The other alternative to fix the problem is to go back to the behaviour from 6.2. Precisely, each menu has two sides: * on the left is the label which is a link used for navigation * on the right there is a toggle (arrow) used to open the menu. The problem with this, and the reason we change it in 6.3, was that the label and the toggle were not separated very well so the user could easily think they were doing the same action (opening the menu). At the same time this separation felt unnatural on extra small screens (phones) because you couldn't tap easily on the toggle (arrow). The solution I propose is to: * Keep the current behaviour for extra small screens (phones). That means the use has to tap twice to navigate: one tap to open the menu and another one on the "Go to this XYZ". * On desktop and tablet enable the default action (navigation link) as in 6.2 but improve the separation so that the menu behaves as much as possible as a drop down button (e.g. the Add button) without looking like one. This means: ** You should understand there are two sides without hovering ** Separate hover and active state (e.g. the link is not hovered when the toggle is hovered) I've investigated *many* ways to achieve this and the result can be seen on http://jira.xwiki.org/browse/XWIKI-11517. This is close to http://extensions.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Extension/Enable+Default+Action+… but not the same. NOTE: The way the menu behaves and looks on hover and click (text and background color) is strictly determined by the color theme. Some themes highlight the hovered menu items by changing their background color, others the text color and some do both. My changes are independent on this. We can of course improve the default color theme to better highlight the menu items. This is a different topic though. I'd like to commit this changes in 6.4. Here's my +1. Thanks, Marius

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[xwiki-users] XWiki search/Solr support for additional filetypes

by Arnold, Garth

Hello - is it possible to enable searching of additional filetypes within XWiki 6.2.4? Specifically I would like to be able to search attachments that are 7-Zip .7z archives. It looks to me as though the underlying library (Commons Compress) supports this filetype, but I am a new XWiki user and non-java programmer so I may be assuming too much. Thanks in advance for your thoughts on this - Garth Arnold ________________________________ GHC Confidentiality Statement This message and any attached files might contain confidential information protected by federal and state law. The information is intended only for the use of the individual(s) or entities originally named as addressees. The improper disclosure of such information may be subject to civil or criminal penalties. If this message reached you in error, please contact the sender and destroy this message. Disclosing, copying, forwarding, or distributing the information by unauthorized individuals or entities is strictly prohibited by law.

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[xwiki-users] List of special characters to avoid in page title

by Yves Moisan

Hi, Using XWiki Enterprise 5.2, standalone install. We notice dots (.) in page titles are escaped in HSQLDB (e.g. when I cat the contents of xwiki_db.log and grep something particular in the article I'm seeking) : INSERT INTO XWIKIDOC VALUES(...,'Ressources.Some page title with accented characters in French (2007)\. Plan de rel\u00e8ve bla bla de salle d''op\u00e9ration', We can see all accented characters and special characters like the apostrophe in the last word ("d'opération") are escaped, but then the dot in the title next to "(2007)" gets escaped too. I guess the reason it is escaped in the title is that the dot is used as a separator for the wiki hierarchy (Resources.Some page really is like the directory structure in our XWiki instance, that is Ressources/Some page). Is that so ? Can we change that behaviour or do I have to tell my users to stop using dots (and possibly other special characters ?) in page titles ? Thanx for pointers, Yves Moisan

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[xwiki-users] Reading a file submitted from a form

by Bryn Jeffries

I think the problem has more to do with the FileUploadPlugin returning an array containing entries for all form field items, not just the file inputs. Also, the FileItem getFile(FormFieldName) method in the plugin is not exposed in the FileUploadPlugin API, so I had to resort to getting the whole List<FileItem> and iterating through to finding one with a matching field instead of assuming I knew the correct index. I'm keeping my fingers crossed that the XWiki folks don't start using one-based arrays </shudder> > -----Original Message----- > From: Hamster [mailto:teunham@hotmail.com] > Sent: Tuesday, 9 December 2014 9:04 PM > To: users(a)xwiki.org > Subject: Re: [xwiki-users] Reading a file submitted from a form > > The joy of zero-based vs one-based arrays :-) >

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