Hi,
is there a way to make the search function on the main wiki also search
inside subwikis?
Couldn't find something in the documentation.
Thanks in advance,
Dennis
Hi all,
I set up a subwiki where the content is restricted to registered users.
Only global users (authenticated via LDAP from the main wiki) are allowed.
I also set up a color theme and logo.
Now when the subwiki is accessed you are automatically redirected to the
login page but there the default xwiki theme and logo is used instead of my
own.
I have to change the permissions for XWiki/DefaultSkin and allow
unregistered users and XWikiAllGroup to make the login page respect my
theme settings.
Is this by design or should I create a Jira bug report?
BR,
Dennis
I have an instance of XWiki Enterprise 6.3 running with no access for unregistered users. I am adding content as a user with membership to XwikiAdminGroup, which has admin and program rights across the wiki.
I wanted to add a Groovy component by creating a new page and then editing the object properties, but the "Edit" button does not have a list of edit options - I can only click it to edit in the default view (currently set to WYSIWYG). I can change to the object editor by explicitly changing the URL to add the GET parameters "?editor=object".
If I log in as Admin I get the usual "Edit" button, that includes the various edit modes including "Objects".
Any suggestions for how I can get the same options as another user? I don't recall having this problem in previous versions of XWiki.
I want to use the Social Login extension to allow users to log in with their
Google credentials.
I have a couple of questions about generating OAuth key/secret pairs from
the Google Developer Console
1. What API should I use for login only? Google recommends the Google+ API.
Will that work?
2. I need to provide an "authorized redirect URI". Should I set it to the
main page of the wiki? Or is there a specific page in XWiki that handles
Oauth callbacks?
3. What should I set as the "authorized javascript origin"?
Any help here would be much appreciated.
Thanks,
J
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Hello !
I got a pretty long code for one of my page and I get this error :
Caused by: javax.script.ScriptException: org.codehaus.groovy.control.MultipleCompilationErrorsException: startup failed:
General error during class generation: Method code too large!
Is there any way to change the xwiki settings to avoid this error?
thank you very much in advance for your help !
Adrien
Hi all,
I have a strange issue on XWiki 6.3 (Windows Server 2003 R2, Apache 2.4,
MySQL 5, Tomcat 7).
On a subwiki main page I added the include macro to display the contents of
a page on the main wiki (an info box that should appear on all subwikis).
The macro works logged in as the admin user but normal users (authenticated
from LDAP) get a permission issue:
"Current user [xwiki:XWiki.USERNAME] doesn't have view rights on document
[XWiki:Main.Info in allen Wikis]"
I have the same include macro on the main wiki main page and there it works
for all users. The user can also access the page referenced in the macro.
Only on the subwiki it doesn't work.
Permissions are set correctly though and everything else works.
Hope someone can lead me in the right direction.
Thanks in advance,
Dennis
Hello , I am currently trying to setup Xwiki in my local machine and I am
seeing that when I turn off admin role for un-registered and any other
users that have been created , those users are unable to perform any search
. Search works only when admin role is enabled for any user .
Below are the details of my xwiki : xwiki-enterprise for windows Version :
6.3 .
Can anyone tell me if this is an issue or if I am missing anything ?
Hi,
since creating an own color skin the space FlamingoThemes is shown on the
wiki main page in the spaces section.
I don't want users to see it because they will get confused.
How can I hide this space? Setting permissions to admins only -of course-
destroys the page layout for normal users.
Kind regards,
Dennis
Hello
I'm using the "include macro" to transfer some information between the different documents of my xwiki, but somehow I can't transfer any class. When I try this code :
First page :
{{groovy}}
xy=2;
public class Souris {
public String Name;
public Souris(){
Name="Jerry";
}
}
Souris Verte = new Souris();
{{/groovy}}
Second page :
{{include reference="First page"/}}
{{groovy}}
println(xy);
{{/groovy}}
{{groovy}}
println(Verte.Name)
{{/groovy}}
the first groovy macro runs well and displays
2
as predicted, but the second one doesn't work. Why ? And how can I make it work?
Thanks for the advice !
Adrien