I got LDAP Authentication working. However, I cannot log in as the
xwiki admin. How do I get that log in AND LDAP working at the same
time? Also, I need the LDAP users to have editing capabilities and not
just be able to view.
Thanks,
Tim
Any help from this side?
On 29.09.2005, at 21:35, Yves Langisch wrote:
> I defined a class with several properties and I created some
> documents based on this class. Now I added some new properties to
> this class but I'm not able to supplement the new properties in the
> existing objects (field is read-only, no input field). When I
> create a new one the property can be set.
>
> Is this a normal behaviour?
>
> Yves
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Hi all,
I'm having troubles to separate the editing/authoring view from the
normal view. When creating a new object instance I'd like to have a
completely different authoring form from the later read-only view.
When I'm right a sheet and a template per class should help
separating these two things?!? I also played around with the FAQ
sample application (http://www.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/DevGuide/FAQs
+Tutorial) but without success. The problem seems to be that the when
creating a new document the template content is copied into the new
document and is used for both editing and viewing. Do I get anything
wrong?
Thanks
Yves
Is it possible to have groovy script in the "*.vm" templates that are
in a custom (or default) skin?
I tried adding some groovy script, but the script just got echoed
verbatim to the output html.
I have no problem adding groovy to an xwiki document.
Matt
All,
I have a few questions concerning the readiness of xwiki for production:
- how 'production-ready' is xwiki in the actual version?
- are there any known issues which can affect the production (load,
leaks, ...)?
- there are links which generates a stack trace (e.g.
http://www.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Mai ) . Is there a way to define a
general error page so that any stack trace is caught by this page (and
can be hidden)?
Thanks
Yves
Hi all,
I know that this question is not a “functionality” question, but it affects
directly the usability of Xwiki, especially to convince non-programmers to
use wiki. Then, here it goes:
Using the xwiki syntax to build tables, I find the resulting code a little
unreadable once it is not allowed to insert line breaks.
I tried to insert HTML comments to solve the problem, but it did not work.
I put the code just below to illustrate my point. Is there any way for doing
something like the third way?
a) How it is:
{table}
Header 1|Header 2
A value|A Value
A value|A Value
A value|A Value
{table}
b) the way I tried:
{table}
Header 1|Header 2
A value|A Value
<!-- cleanning the code -->
A value|A Value
<!-- cleanning the code -->
A value|A Value
{table}
c) how I would like to see:
{table}
Header 1|Header 2
A value|A Value
A value|A Value
A value|A Value
{table}
Rodrigo Paes
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I've noticed that activating the always authenticate on viewing feature in the
XWiki preferences prevents unregistered users from accessing all pages,
including the registration page. Is there a way to hide content from uregistered
users and allow new users to register?
Thanks
- Mark Lichman
I performed a raw install: installed xwiki version 0.9.840 fresh on a Fedora Core Linux box with mySQL 4.0.26 and Tomcat 5.02. After I finally figured out how to install mySQL everything went smoothly. My wiki is up and running, and I started using it and building pages.
But I noticed that everything I was doing is as the user: XWikiGuest. I want to create user accounts, and disable editing for anonymous guests. So, I click on "register" it takes me to a completely blank page. Just exactly like the blank pages you have when you've got a page and haven't put anything on it yet. So, I click on "edit this page" and it looks exactly like I'm editing a normal page - in fact it lets me edit the page. But no way to register new users.
So, I go to the user's page: xwiki/bin/view/XWiki/XWikiUsers and it is completely blank too. Exactly like the above, I can edit it and do what I want on it, but no user stuff. So, I go back to my main page and click on "log in" and I try out the Admin password that is advertised on the support site user: "Admin" password: "admin" - and no dice. It grinds away for 1 split second and gives me back my log-in screen with the words I just typed in missing. No errors, nothing about bad passwords, nothing.
I looked all over the documentation and couldn't find anything helpful.
Ever seen this problem before? Is there something somewhere on the documentation site that I could paste into those two pages, using "edit page" to make them work?
Thanks
Kevin Miller