Hi !
I installed recently the 1.6 version of XWiki and found that a new
functionnality allows to add logical groups to the group members list :
great ! This recursive inclusion is properly managed in global rights (like
allowing a global group for accessing a space) but this does not seem to be
included in velo xwiki API. For example I have one client that belongs to
its company group XWiki.MyClientCompanyGroup that I added to the group
XWiki.Clients. I have a dedicated part of my menu for clients and I tests
whether the current user is a client or not with the test
`$xwiki.user.isUserInGroup("XWiki.Clients")` which always return false :(
Maybe a special macro could help... anyone has a clue ?
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Sorry, this may be a bit of a pedestrian question, but I've searched the
forum, tried the examples given, and followed the examples in the
documentation guide all with no avail.
On a page, I have a table:
<table width="100%" border="0">
<tr>
<td>
<h3>Blah Blah Blah...</h3>
<h3>Blah Blah Blah...</h3>
</td>
<td>
{image:Some_image.jpg|400|300| |right}
</td>
</tr>
</table>
But for the life of me, I can't get it to render without borders. The
border="0" attribute doesn't seem to be working, I tried adding an in-line
css to the <table> tag (<table style="border:0;">), this also didn't work.
I searched the forums here for some ideas, and it was suggested to edit the
table.css file accordingly. The only table.css file I have on my
installation is for the albatross skin (which I'm not using). Anyways, just
for the sake of being complete, I tried editing this file, and completely
REMOVED anything about borders, then restarted Tomcat, and the table still
renders with borders.
Does anyone have any ideas? It's so simple, yet so aggrivating... Thanks
ahead of time guys.
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Quick question regarding the 'parent' feature. I'd like to be able to use
pages within a space as parents for other pages in that space, to provide a
more complete breadcrumbs trail for the user to see.
As of now, whenever I create a new page, it is created under the the current
space being viewed. I have no problem with this, but I need to be able to
provide a more substaintial hierarchy within a space.
So, instead of something like this:
Space
-> Page 1
-> Page 2
-> Page 3
-> Page 4
Could I arrange something like this:
Space
-> Page 1
-> Page 3
-> Page 4
-> Page 2
-> Page 5
-> Page 6
Is this functionality possible, and if so, how do I change the parent of an
already existing page to use a different page as it's parent (instead of the
space it resides in)? So many questions, so little time...
Thanks again all you fellow XWiki users and Developers, your help is
appreciated.
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All,
I have a problem. I logging in, after I'm close the window of my wiki
When I open my site, I follow loggin in. So I clean all the cookies, the
cache, but I always follow loggin in.
Thanks in advance
Hello all,
I'm not sure if I'm explaining this correctly but here goes...
I'm using XWiki Enterprise 1.6.1.13621 with Tomcat 6.0.16. Everything works
fine when I access the XWiki site through the URL:
http://www.my_ip_address:8080/xwiki/, I can login fine, everything works
etc...
However, when I use a service to route a domain name to that URL, I am
unable to login using pre-existing usernames/passwords.
To clarify, for example: I use the service to route the URL:
http://www.my_domain_name.ca/ to this URL:
http://www.my_ip_address:8080/xwiki/.
This works in basic functionality, as when I enter the domain name in a
browser, the XWiki login page appears, however if I try to login using my
login/password that already exists, I am unable to.
The domain service I'm using has a feature called 'URLKeeper', which in
effect hides the IP address the domain is mapped to from the user. When
this feature is turned on, the above behaviour is in effect (can't login,
but page displays). When the feature is turned off, I can login using
pre-existing XWiki accounts.
However, I want the functionality of hiding the IP address from the user.
When the feature is turned off, and http://www.my_domain_name.ca/ is entered
into the browser, it is then simply converted (and displayed to the user)
as: http://www.my_ip_address:8080/xwiki/.
Does anyone know if there is a setting in some .cfg file that sets the
'Server Base Url:' (like in Confluence) or something similar? Or has anyone
else experienced this difficulty and may be able to lend me a helping hand?
Thanks in advance, regards!
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Hi all,
First issue:
I'm currently working with XWiki 1.4M1 (the standalone installation)
and when I go the Event Calendar I get an empty Category list in the
New Event area.
I did already some research but I just can't find the place to add new
categories which can be used by the Event Calendar. I found the page
where you can add categories to the Blog (/bin/Blog/Categories) but I
was wondering if there is a similar page for the Event Calendar? Or do
I need to hard-code the list in /bin/XWiki/CalendarSheet?viewer=code?
Second issue:
I have added tags to pages in my wiki but they are not appearing on
the Tags page. I renamed the xwiki folder (in webapps) but I can't
imagine that this is the problem, to be sure I searched for xwiki/bin
in all the files and replaced it were necessary. But still the tags
are not appearing, who knows what to change?
Thank you!
Gijs.
Hi!
In the next XWiki version, is it possible (I'm actually asking or
advising, as you wish) to create "edit section" spans into the heading
(lalalaedit)? Because it becomes hard to manage these sections using
negative margins and absolute positions, besides that, it would be
logical that edit section is included in corresponding heading.
Ar cieņu, Mihails
I've set up XWiki 1.6 for my IT department, and configured the LDAP
authentication (the new, default XWikiLDAPAuthServiceImpl) to point to our
corporate Active Directory server. For all users in the "US-IS"
ActievDirectory group, it works fine; however, I have some users that are
split off into "US-info_mgmt" that can't log in. I don't have the power to
alter the Active Directory group membership or structure, so I'm stuck with
it how it is.
#-# only members of the following group will be verified in the LDAP
#-# otherwise only users that are found after searching starting from
the base_DN
xwiki.authentication.ldap.user_group=cn=US-IS,cn=Users,dc=XXXX,dc=YYYY
After looking through the XWikiLDAPAuthServiceImpl, it looks like this is a
single value, not multiple. So, I can't simply list two groups.
My next thought was to comment this out because the
XWikiLDAPAuthServiceImpl looks like it will ignore the group check if its
not set to a value. However, when I did this, no one could log in... sort
of. Actually, I was able to log in, but then the custom logo in the skin
didn't show up, and the comments area showed another login screen embedded
within the page.
Any ideas on how I can configure this?
Regards,
Brian.
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I have a space in one of our databases on one of our xwiki servers.
We would like to isolate this space and move it to it's own database
on another server. Is there any easy way to do this?
Some of the things I saw involved moving the entire database (which I
don't want to do) and I'm not sure the rename space page snippet code
will help me move it to another server.
Any ideas?
Sam
Bonjour,
We've just upgraded to Xwiki 1.6 and I have some questions from a user
that are not necessarily 1.6 specific.
1. Is it possible to have a page name with a period (.) in the name.
e.g. [Release 1.6]? In Xwiki 1.0 it renders as underlined 6. In Xwiki
2.0, it doesn't even render as a link. In fact, I can't get any Xwiki
2.0 links to render at all.
2. Is it possible to have Xwiki store attachments with spaces in the
name? Say I want to store a file that is called "Marketing Plan Oct
2008.pdf". Xwiki seems to take all the spaces out and munge the
filename, especially if it is a long one, it puts in tildes (~). I want
my users to be able to download the plan without having to rename it
themselves. How do I do that?
3. How beta is the Confluence 1.0 rendering? I made a page like this:
h1. header1
h2. header2
h3. header3
h4. header4
Only the h1 rendered correctly, everything else showed up as plan text.
That has got to be the most basic page imaginable.
Do I have something installed incorrectly?
Thanks,
-Dave
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