HI
I'm use htmlarea for my xwiki but sometimes it doesn't work. For example
when I change the letter it doesn't update my page with the new letter,
or if I need to update my table, htmlarea doesn't update my page. I
don´t know if i can use my own textarea with the buttons of the
htmlarea? or if I have to do something else?
Thanks
Carolina Ramirez
Hi,
i use since few days the great xwiki platform on xwiki.com<http://xwiki.com>(
http://jguard.xwiki.com).
but i've got one problem about editing a page:
when i edit a page, i can modify content, click on 'preview' and 'save' the
page:
=> the content is updated.
when i edit a page, modify content but not click on 'preview' but click
directly on the 'save' button, the content is not updated.
when i modify a page, click on 'preview', 'save', and want to modify one
more time the page, the code of the page is the code of the old page.
is there any problem on cache settings?
have you one tips to solve this problem?
thanks to the xwiki team, for the wiki solution, and the free hosting offer!
cheers,
Charles(jGuard team).
Short form of the question: Is there any way to change which space (or
web) a given page resides in?
Details: I've created a "smart table" (use the class/template/sheet
approach). The pages for this appear in a given space/web (let's call it
'X'). However, X's space access rights don't give the community at large
access to them -- they do have access to the table page itself. This was
a case of not thinking things through clearly. So, my thought was to put
the whole table (and the pages that created for it) in a new space that
does have appropriate access rights. Thus, I'd like to create it and move
all the existing pages into the new space. Hence, my original question.
I'm open to other alternatives. My only thought, thus far, is to see if
there is a way to dynamically apply access rights to a page as it is
created (but that sounds "unclean").
Charles Rankin
Hi,
i experienced strange lucene plugin behaviour. if i don't set the
log4j.logger.net.jkraemer.xwiki=debug
line into my log4j.properties file i get a null pointer exception after
posting the search from. If the line is set to "debug" it works
properly. Does also not work "error" or "warn". - Can't find problems
in the logfile!
Any suggestions?
Thank you!
Sascha Oesterle
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How is it done in XWiki syntax?
Thank you!
Rodrigo Paes
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I've got a "smart table" (using the class/template/sheet method). My
problem arises when a user clicks on the button to add a new "object"
(which is a really a new page with an object on it, based on the template,
etc.). The page comes up and allows the user to edit, as expected.
However, if the user takes "too long" (I haven't pin down an exact amount
of time yet -- but 5 minutes seems to suffice) filling out the form, then,
when they hit save, the page is created, but the object is nowhere to be
found. As you can imagine, the users a bit miffed by this. The problem
is exacerbated by the fact that no error is generated. The user thinks
things worked, until they go back to the table to find their entry isn't
present.
Any thoughts on what to do here? Is there a way to increase the timeout
or something? At the moment, I've put a note that they should just save
the page very quickly and then go back and edit after the fact, which
seems to work, but is pretty ugly.
Charles Rankin
