Is there any way to backup the user/group permissions, set the entire
Xwiki to read only then revert to the original permissions at a later
date?
We are handing one of our XWiki to another team, and during the
transition, we don't want any changes made to the XWiki during this
transition process.
Sam
Hi,
I'm a user of the dedicated xwiki farm for Java User Groups. I have a
noticed a very strange problem.
I have created a form linked to a class. With this form I create and save
some data. I have also told to users of our web site to create data (it is
something like a registration). When I come back to my pages few days later,
some of the data previously recorded are lost. Is there a problem of data
saving (problem with hibernate sessions, ...) ?
Zouheir CADI, Paris JUG Leader
Hi,
I'm using XE 1.6.2 / XEM 1.4.1 and when I click on the Panel Wizard it just
doesn't show up. I click on the link, but nothing happens.
Is there a way to skip the wizard and set up the panels layout manually like
the previous versions of XWiki ?
Thanks,
Antonio
I'm new to Xwiki platform.
I need to install Curriki in my machine (windows platform).
What I want to know is before I go through the instructions listed in page
http://curriki.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Main/InstallationInstructions , do I
need to install Xwiki first and then follow the instructions in the above
page.
Urgent
Hi xwiki-users,
In XWiki Syntax 1.0, I was able to do something like this:
<a href="${documentURLRoot}"><img
src="$xwiki.getSkinFile('icons/black-file.png')" alt="Root URL" title="Root
URL" /></a>
This would render an icon from the current skin as a link. I understand
that in XWiki Syntax 2.0, there's a new form of this available:
[[image:Space.Wiki@picture.png>>${documentURLRoot}]]
This works if the image exists in your document as an attachment, but
doesn't work when the image link is relative to your web context:
[[image:$xwiki.getSkinFile('icons/black-file.png')>>${documentURLRoot}]]
This renders as the following:
<a href="http://www.google.com/">
<img alt="/xwiki/skins/albatross/icons/black%2Dfile.png"
class="wikimodel-freestanding"
src="/xwiki/bin/download/XWiki/WebHome/%2Fxwiki%2Fskins%2Falbatross%2Ficons%2Fblack%252Dfile.png"/>
</a>
which is not what I expected... One workaround is to put an explicit
"http://server-name:port/" before the $xwiki.getSkin() call, but that ties
the wiki to the server's address/port.
One other interesting thing I found out was that:
{{velocity}}
{{html wiki=true}}
* this works - [[image:
http://localhost:8080/$xwiki.getSkinFile('icons/black-file.png')]]
* this doesn't work - <img
src=$xwiki.getSkinFile('icons/black-file.png')>
{{/html}}
{{/velocity}}
It seems that the HTML Macro's final filter parses this last test case as 1
BulletedListBlock and 1 XMLBlock, but I'm not sure if this the expected
behavior. If this is the expected behavior, the more need to get the
[[image:]] tag working...
Thanks again for the great job!
Weird little problem. I am trying to purge my xwiki of a lot of users
who have left. But when I delete the user, go to another part of the
XWiki and come back to the users page, all my deletions are magically
back.
I'm logged in as Admin.
Any ideas?
Sam
Hi,
Can anyone tell me how i can get around the removal of an "_" when I attach a file to xwiki? Xwiki seems to remove the "_" in the file name before it attaches, but i need it to stay in the file name.
Thanks in advance.
