Hello everyone,
I want to disable the skin preview functionality from my xwiki instance. so
that urls in the form https://mywiki.com?skin=colibri do not actually
change the current skin, and just use my default.
The reason for this is that I've overridden a skin with extra functionality
and made that my default skin, reverting to a different one now breaks some
of the wiki functionality that relies on my changes.
Any idea on where the modifications to support this can be made?
Thanks
Hi all,
tomorrow we will perform some operations on www.myxwiki.org to migrate
it to a new virtualization platform.
These operations will last around 4h (depending on how fast the
data-transfer will be)
We are going to start around 9h30 (Paris time) and if everything goes
fine the wiki should be back at the end of the morning.
During the operations the wiki will stay up and accessible but it will
be set in read-only mode.
We apologize for the inconvenience.
Thanks,
Fabio Mancinelli
Infrastructure Manager
XWiki SAS
Hello all:
working on an App Within Minutes application, and I'm including a Database
List field. It keeps including as one of the results an item called
Blog.BlogPostTemplate. where on earth is that coming from, why is it getting
into my list, and how do I get rid of it?
Dan
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Hi all,
we are going to perform some operations on l10n.xwiki.org to migrate
it to a new virtualization platform.
These operations will last around 4h (depending on how fast the
data-transfer will be)
We are going to start at 16h30 (Paris time) and if everything goes
fine the wiki should be back at the end of the day.
During the operations the wiki will stay up and accessible but it will
be set in read-only mode.
We apologize for the inconvenience.
Thanks,
Fabio Mancinelli
Infrastructure Manager
XWiki SAS
Hi all,
I'm an XWiki newbie. I've written a script that generates an HTML file,
and then I upload it as an attachment to XWiki. When I create a link on
that file, and then click the link, I get the HTML file downloaded by the
browser, rather than displayed.
>From what I've read, this may be caused either by something in my HTML or
by an XWiki setting.
In the HMTL, my headeer looks like this:
<!DOCTYPE html><html><head><meta http-equiv="Content-Type"
content="text/html; c
harset=utf-8" /><h1 align=center>NITS Solutions AWS Server
List</h1><style>table
, th, td { border: 2px solid black; border-collapse: collapse;
}</style></head>
My undedrstanding is that the 'text/html' should tell the browser to
display rather than download.
Also, in the xwiki.properties file, in the Attachment section, I found the
'attachment.download.whitelist' and 'attachment.download.blacklist', but
both were commented out, which I assume means this feature is disabled? I
even tried uncommenting the whitelist and making sure it contained
'text/html', and then bouncing, but it made no difference.
Can anyone offer me a clue? I just want my simple little document to
display rather than download.
Thanks,
-Mark
I made an App within Minuts application that is basically a list of job
responsibilities. It's just two fields, job name and job description. Can I
change the "edit" behaviour? If I go to the main page, there is a live table
showing a list of all the job descriptions. If you want to "edit" one, you
press the edit action, and it takes you to the data input screen to edit the
job description. But when you press the "save" button, I want it to save the
data and automatically take you back to the main App screen (the list of
jobs). Casual users won't know that they are supposed to go back to the main
screen.
Dan
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So I was trying to do a custom mapping of an xobject to a mysql file, I think
I followed the instructions (but obviously not) and it doesn't work. Where
in the logs will I find error messages (if any) from hibernate?
Dan
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Hi.
I have a problem with solr search (Xwiki 7.2.4), I suppose it is language-related. My config is:
Multilingual=no
Supported languages = pl
Default language = pl
I have imported some documents (from .xar-s) from older xwiki instance. Most of them had (wrong) language - it was set to 'en' in old wiki. Because I want to clear up the new installation, I've changed 'xwd_default_language' for this documents in database to 'pl', restartex xwiki, removed solr index.
Is it possible, that I missed something and it that's why I cannot find some documents by part of title?
R.
It is my understanding that XWiki includes the Apache Batik library to handle
SVG content, so my question is why does XWiki not handle SVG content
natively (without the SVG Macro), and why does the browser have to support
SVG? With Batik, shouldn't XWiki be able to render the SVG without the help
of the browers?
Dan
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