xwiki-users December 2016

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by Chetan Kumar

Hello XWiki developers, I would like to know if there’s any in-built feature in XWiki that can allow us to show a user’s page-edit history. I am aware of the activity-stream application. However, it only shows recent changes. Our requirement is that a user, say Joe, is able to see his entire edit history (say from past two years) in the form of a list where each item in the list shows the page-title, timestamp of the edit, and any ‘version summary’ he might have entered for that edit. The list should display as paginated if it has more than 20 results. The other requirement is that this application has to be performant as we can expect a few hundred people to access their contribution-history every hour. Is there something already built into XWiki that can give us this information? Or will we have to build a new application to return this data. Thank you for your help, Chetan

8 years

[xwiki-users] [UX][Proposal] Administration Overview

by Ecaterina Moraru (Valica)

Hi, This is a idea proposal for an Administration Overview that: A. Provides generic/global information about the instance like 'version', 'instance id', etc. B. Provides a summary of usage listing count of major entities (wikis, users, pages, extensions, etc.) C. Lists demo content installed in the wiki D. Provides a way for administrators to subscribe to the XWiki Community I'm curios which of the above section sounds interesting to you and would like to see inside the product. Also maybe you have other ideas of what is missing or could be represented better. Thanks, Caty

8 years

[xwiki-users] skins, configuration, properties and symlinks

by Stefan Helmerichs

Thank you for your quick reply, please excute my late one ;) Thank you, that did indeed help with the issue of configuration. Skins do not seem to work that way though, since there are unevaluated expressions smeared all over the page when I use a linked skin. We updated to version 8.4.2 for this, due to EOL of the 7.4 branch in January. Should there be any idea how to use linked skins, I would be very happy, if not I'll just use the second approach (which is using a separate volume for the skins)

8 years

[xwiki-users] Menu crashes if changed by a non admin user (see menu application extension)

by Alina Kupgisch

Hi Xwiki Team, it seems as if there is a small bug in the "Menu Application"extension (version 8.2). Every time a user, that is not in the XWikiAdminGroup, does some changes on the menu page in edit mode, the menu crashes and is no longer visible. To fix that an admin user of XWikiAdminGroup has to edit and save the page. It is important that a small change has to be done by the admin user. Best regards Alina

8 years

[xwiki-users] Using computed field in a class

by Gerritjan Koekkoek

We use computed field in a class We would like that the sheet, that creates a xform for this class, displays these fields always in a 'disabled' mode (read-only) Using $doc.display('computedField') currently presents the field Editable when the user is creating a new object or edits the existing object of class We tried using $doc.display('computedField','view') but this has no effect on the computedFields; funny enough $doc.display('normalField', 'view') does put the field in 'view' (read-only) mode. We would actually prefer that it will just a 'disabled' tag to the form field Gerritjan Koekkoek Vader van Rai Koekkoek (cdls) en voorzitter vereniging CdLS Visit our website<http://www.cdlsworld.org> Facebook<https://www.facebook.com/gerritjan.koekkoek> email<gerritjan(a)cdlsworld.org>

8 years

[xwiki-users] Pages in Navigator

by Stefan Helmerichs

Hi again, I am using an XWiki Enterprise 8.4.2 in a docker container and use the external data in a persisted volume. At this point, I am using no extra database for storing the entries, so I assume that an embedded database is used. I am trying to import content from a MediaWiki using MediaWiki XML, which works surprisingly well. However, none of the created pages appear in my navigation panel. I tried creating a new page, this did also not appear in navigation lists. Since I imported into a sub-wiki, i changed back to the unchanged main xwiki, but there are no pages there as well - not even the default pages. Skimming google for this kind of problem, I have often been sent to Extension:Navigation-Pages, and documents about hoe hidden pages are not displayed in said navigational tree - but as far as I can see, I am creating regular pages which are not hidden and non-terminal as well. Is there anything known about this issue and maybe how to resolve it?

8 years

Re: [xwiki-users] API/Scripting : create user and attach some files to its profile

by Pascal BASTIEN

You must tell us what is this file? A custom file per user? where did this file come from? Do you want this file attached to profile user? Etc. Your file is in your ldap ilike users photo:? #-# [Since 8.1M2, XWikiLDAPAuthServiceImpl] #-# On every login update photo from LDAP to XWiki avatar otherwise photo will not be updated. #-# - 0: never #-# - 1: at each authentication #-# The default is 0 # xwiki.authentication.ldap.update_photo=0 Anyway you can add custom velocity code here: /bin/edit/XWiki/XWikiUserProfileSheet?editor=wiki (I don't know it it is a clean way, it depend of your use case desired) -------------------------------------------- En date de : Mar 29.11.16, mh(a)ow2.org <mh(a)ow2.org> a écrit : Objet: Re: [xwiki-users] API/Scripting : create user and attach some files to its profile À: "XWiki Users" <users(a)xwiki.org> Date: Mardi 29 novembre 2016, 9h00 Hi Pascal, Thanks for the tip :) It answers to the "how to add a field" part of my question. But it doesn't answer about attaching file to the profile. The main issue I see here is the account is created on login. Or maybe there might be a hook system so we can trigger something when the account is created( ie, to attach files to the profile) ? Cheers, Le 28/11/2016 à 08:46, Pascal BASTIEN a écrit : > Hello, > > I added some others attributes (I don't know if you can do the same with file) > Add some attributes here: /bin/edit/XWiki/XWikiUsers?editor=class > e.g. myaddress > (disabled it to prevent your user modified it) > > Add this field "myaddress" on the sheet: /bin/view/XWiki/AdminUserProfileSheet > and finally add it in xwiki.cfg: > #-# retrieve the following fields from LDAP and store them in the XWiki user object (xwiki-attribute=ldap-attribute) > xwiki.authentication.ldap.fields_mapping=last_name=sn,first_name=givenName,email=xxxxx....cut....,myaddress=street > and choose a value for this setting: > #-# On every login update the mapped attributes from LDAP to XWiki otherwise this happens only once when the XWiki > #-# account is created. > #-# - 0: only when creating user > #-# - 1: at each authentication > #-# The default is 0 > xwiki.authentication.ldap.update_user=1 > > > (eventually add a XWiki.TranslationDocumentClass to translate myaddress attribute) > > > Pascal BASTIEN > > -------------------------------------------- > En date de : Ven 25.11.16, mh(a)ow2.org <mh(a)ow2.org> a écrit : > > Objet: [xwiki-users] API/Scripting : create user and attach some files to its profile > À: "XWiki Users" <users(a)xwiki.org> > Date: Vendredi 25 novembre 2016, 12h37 > > Hi, > > I'm working on a registration system around xwiki. > > The basic workflow is the user is created in a LDAP > directory at > registration time. Then the user can login to xwiki. > It's only upon the first successful login to xwiki that the > user's xwiki > profile is created in xwiki database. > > Now here is my point : how could I prepare the user profile > *before* he > gets connected ? For example I would be able to attach some > files to > XWiki.<username> and why not some others attributes. > > Is anyone already achieved this ? > > Cheers > _______________________________________________ > users mailing list > users(a)xwiki.org > http://lists.xwiki.org/mailman/listinfo/users > >

8 years

[xwiki-users] Extension Release notes 1.3.1 : releasenotechanges macro

by Yann

Hello, I am new to xwiki (though like it a lot already...), I have installed the release notes extension (1.3.1) but I have a problem with the {{releasenotechanges}} macro. I may not use it properly, but I can't get my changes appear in the release note page. I changed the default macro to use the {{changes...}} macro instead, and it works better (but i need to manually enter the product, version etc...) which is less convenient. Once again I think I may not be using the extension correctly, but if someone could point me to the documentation that could help me understand how it works it would be much appreciated. (of course i have read this page http://extensions.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Extension/Release+Notes+Applicat… ) Also is there a way to change the default template of the RN to adapt it to different context (for instance different languages)? Regards, Yann

8 years

[xwiki-users] skins, configuration, properties and symlinks

by Stefan Helmerichs

Hello, I am trying to create a docker container (based on tomcat:jre8) for xwiki which keeps configuration and skins in volumes. So far, I have made enough progress that the xwiki is being deployes and the configuration is accepted. My skins, however, are not. I am using /var/local/xwiki/ as environment.PermanentDirectory and I have 3 extras stored in there - xwiki.cfg, xwiki.properties and a customSkin-directory. I already tried to create symlinks in the container, pointing to the files at the mount point, this was not working as the properties file was simply ignored and the symlink was not followed. I understood this concerning the properties file, I do not quite understand why the cfg seems to be ignored as well (since several template files were not loaded at all). So I had a workaround for this. My problem is, that the symlink to the custom skin directory is present, working, and it SHOULD work, but whenever I add ?skin=mySkin to the current page URL (and the folder is named mySkin), my browser displays the flamingo skin. Is there another place, or another way, to keep the skins persisted, in a volume to be mounted on docker? Thanks in advance

8 years

[xwiki-users] Custom Dashboard implementation

by Stephen Martin

This is the scenario that we would like to implement: A page (we'll call it the master page) that contains a dashboard like interface that contains other objects in which the master page will keep history for all the objects that are attached. Each individual object that is added to the dashboard can be edited and saved from the master page in which the history of the master page is updated. The operation is very similar to how the current dashboard macro works but instead of using the display gadget to only display a page it would actually allow the editing of the objects on the page. The history of the page would keep track of any edits made to the different objects. I was wondering if there is any recommended direction to head in implementing this or if there is already a way to do such a thing. We are currently using XWiki Enterprise version 7.4.4. Thanks, Steve

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