I've tried creating a new wiki "Other Wiki" under my XWiki 6.1 system, using the "Add Wiki" feature. Once I'd entered the details of the wiki and the users I clicked "Create Wiki" and got the following error:
Wiki "otherwiki" creation failed: org.xwiki.wiki.manager.WikiManagerException: Failed to create database for wiki "otherwiki".
FWIW I'm running XWiki on a PostgreSQL database. Could this be part of the problem?
Greetings,
During the last few days we have conducted smoke testing on: Chrome 37 and
Internet Explorer 11. Also, I would like to mention that I have conducted a
full test on this version, on Firefox 32.
For this version we reported 77 issues. This link offers an overview of the
issues and improvements reported by the team on the 6.2 version:
http://jira.xwiki.org/issues/?jql=affectedVersion%20in%20%28%226.2%22%29
Have a good day!
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Andreea Zenovia Popescu
QA Engineer @XWiki
Hi guys,
There are a couple of places in XWiki where we use trees to display
structured / hierarchical data. Are trees a good solution for data
visualization in those cases? Can those trees be improved? Are there
other places in XWiki where you would like to see a tree?
Let me review some of the trees we currently have:
1. Document Index Tree
wiki > space > page > [attachments | page]
This tree is also used in the WYSIWYG editor when you create a link to
a wiki page or to an attachment. It shows the spaces on the first
level and then under each space the parent-child hierarchy of
documents from that space. If a document has attachments then a
special child node is added. The tree can also display wikis on the
first level and then spaces on the second.
So it mixes two hierarchies: wiki > space > page > attachment and
parent > child. This can be confusing. For instance Blog.WebHome has
Main.WebHome as parent, but you don't see Blog.WebHome under the
Main.WebHome node in the tree because it is in a different space.
2. XAR Import
space > page
This is a very simple tree with only two levels. I don't have any
problem with it. Would be cool if it would show more information, like
attachments or objects, but it's a bit more complex to get this kind
of data from the XAR without reading the documents first.
3. Dynamic Hierarchy Macro (
http://extensions.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Extension/Dynamic+Hierarchy+Macro
)
parent page > child page
Unlike the Document Index Tree, this tree uses only the parent-child
hierarchy. You don't see the spaces but at least you get the full
parent-child hierarchy. This time Blog.WebHome is a child of the
Main.WebHome node.
I'm not sure it's better than the Document Index Tree, at least not on
the default XWiki documents, maybe because the document titles and the
way we set the parent in the default distribution is not very
consistent.
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WDYT about these trees?
As a developer, I would love to see a full XWiki Entity Tree:
wiki > space > page > [translations | attachments | objects |
classProperties] > object > objectProperties
As in http://imgur.com/q0br8xT .
As a user, I don't know. You tell me :)
Thanks,
Marius
Hello ,
I've a strange bug since Friday. I've installed a fresh xwiki 6.1 on tomcat/oracle 2 weeks ago and imported exported data from a old xwiki 2.3 (but data have been migrated to xwiki 6.1 before export).
Everything was ok until Friday. Now every users have admin rights but they are not in the admin group. They have access to all spaces,/docs.
If anyone have an idea. I've check rights, and nothing change between pre production server and problematic prod :/
PAtrick
Hello,
In a fresh installation of xwiki 6.2, I create a space X
and then a document Y in that space. However, I cannot
see the document, although when clicking the
'Information'-button for the space X, I find the document
Y in a subspace 'preview'. I find no way to promote the
document so that it becomes directly available in X.
Regards,
Roland
Hello XWiki-users,
has anyone gone somewhat far with the free-tier of some cloud provider?
I know there is the myxwiki.org farm, but I wanted to know of alternatives.
For example, two years ago, the GSoC student Savitha managed to run for a while on EC2, but at the end she reached, I think, a limit in the amount of DB requests. It would be interesting to know if others have gone somewhat far.
I would prefer a somewhat automated way to do that, using a potentially paid long-life, so that it can open the door to a first development followed by a promotion to a real project.
thanks in advance.
Paul
I'm running a 6.2 wiki that is closed to unregistered users. As a result, people are directed to XWiki.XWikiLogin when they first access the site. On this page I have missing characters (at least when I use Firefox) for they glyph icons (glyphicon-folder-open, glyphicon-home, glyphicon-file, glyphicon-user, glyphicon-lock). These omissions seem to stem from problems with style.css, (although there are quite a few others in the CSS error log), notably:
style.css:
downloadable font: download failed (font-family: "Glyphicons Halflings" style:normal weight:normal stretch:normal src index:1): status=2147746065
source: https://mysite.net/xwiki/bin/webjars/resources/path?value=bootstrap/3.2.0/f…
style.css:
downloadable font: download failed (font-family: "Glyphicons Halflings" style:normal weight:normal stretch:normal src index:2): status=2147746065
source: https://mysite.net/xwiki/bin/webjars/resources/path?value=bootstrap/3.2.0/f…
I don't have this problem for pages elsewhere in the wiki (default skins everywhere so far). In the main wiki dashboard the glyphs appear fine, and come from the location same URL as before:
https://mysite.net/xwiki/bin/webjars/resources/path?value=bootstrap/3.2.0/f…
Any idea what the problem is, and how to fix it?