Hi All,
Wondering if this is due to an API update, or just some odd
co-incidence, but since going to Beta4 any email message sent from Xwiki
now has no to: address. Our corporate Junk Mail settings then trash the
email..
Guess the question is, am I mucking up the call (see below), or was this
an API update since 0.9.840 (last test was done pre-Beta1 on 0.9.840)?
$xwiki.xWiki.sendMessage("esbachb(a)tycoelectronics.com",
"esbachb(a)tycoelectronics.com", "blah blah blahdablahblah:subject is
here", $context.context)
Brandon Esbach
Software Engineer
Tyco Electronics
LoughMahon Technology Park,
Skehard Road,
Blackrock,
Cork, Ireland
Tel +353 21 4808305
Hi.
I wondered if I could help translating the resource
file to Japanese. But I noticed some problems, so I
want to let it to be known.
First, I couldn't find a preferred way to contribute
resource file translations. Its a common topic in a
project like this, so I think it should be clearly
documented in an easily found place.
Second, I found out that in a couple of cases, the
resource string items contain small fragments of
sentences, rather than full sentences. This makes it
impossible or hard to provide a meaningful translation
in languages that have different syntax structures
like Japanese. You need to make much more use of
the parameters like {0} and {1} and write the full
sentence.
I will show the ones that I noticed.
helponsyntax=Help on the
I haven't seen this on the xwiki UI yet. I think this sentence
is followed by a text box or a pulldown. So the actual sentence
is probably like:
Help on the [____].
But in Japanese the sentence structure has to be something like
[_____] no help wo hyoji.
So adding the label on the left of the UI doesn't work.
For very simple statements, english has the structure
Verb + object.
Japanese has the structure
Object + verb.
Also I noticed a line:
youcan=You can
In English you write "You can [do something]", but in Japanese,
you write "[do something] dekimasu". So a successful resource
string would be
youcan=You can {0}.
and the Japanese version would be
youcan={0} dekimasu.
If the "You can" was followed by a structure of UI elements
such as a list of checkbox items, A translation friendly
label would be a full sentence like "You can do the following:".
I stopped translating the file after working on it for about
3 minutes because I felt that there would be many of these.
I hope the structure gets revised. I hope even more that someone
else translates it to Japanese :-P
I like the software itself. It has features that I am looking for.
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On a few of our pc's (those with lower memory), for Beta2 and Beta3 the
main problems experienced with the wysiwyg editor were mainly revolving
around updating or adding large data (100lines+) in a news item.
Mainly, it took several minutes depending on styles applied
(understandable).
On Beta4, we're experiencing data loss in place of this; which has my
users quite concerned.
Just to clarify: this is only affecting users using the wysiwyg
interface.
Before loging a JIRA issue (I could not find a similar one in the logged
issues already there), I'd like a show of hands if anyone else has
experienced either problem?
Brandon Esbach
Software Engineer
Tyco Electronics
LoughMahon Technology Park,
Skehard Road,
Blackrock,
Cork, Ireland
Tel +353 21 4808305
Good morning everybody,
I would like the document's title to be a mandatory field. How can
this be achieved?
Thanks for any ideas/advices/help,
Lars Heller
In developing my servlet filter, I created some HQL queries against the
XWiki object store. These apparently get compiled and cached somewhere
in generated code, because when I had an error in a query, changing it
and rebuilding the project had no effect on the query text, so that it
evokes the same exception and reports the same query text as before,
unless I clean my project every time I change the text of the queries.
Apparently the dependency of the compiled queries on my class needs to
be stated in a way that it isn't currently. Any clues on how to do
this?
brain[sic]
Hi,
I migraded a mysql based 0.9.840 XWiki to 1.0B3. I need to keep the old Style/Layout. Unfortunately, I do not get the XWikiPreferences Page. Therefore, I cannot import/export admin pages.
Calling
http://localhost:8001/xwiki/bin/admin/XWiki/XWikiPreferences
leads to a strange Page containing just 'Hello'.
After migrating the configuration und preferences pagesare still like in 0.9.840.
How can I get the XWikiPreferences page and/or upgrade the admin pages to use the new features?
Regards,
G Leeb
I am trying to delete some test users I have created. I know that the only
way to do this is to delete the XWiki.<username> page. I can't seen to
locate these pages, where are they ?
Cheers,
O
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Hi,
I'm trying to add a second xwiki server to the server I am currently
using. I'm running tomcat and using mysql as the database on a linux
machine. I know this is going to seem like a huge barrage of questions,
but I'm new to this, so please bear with me.
First, all the instructions use different subdomains for the different
xwiki servers. I know very little about DNS, and was hoping there might
be another way. Right now the current xwiki is usually accessed just
using localhost in a browser, is there some way I could set up the
second instance to use a different address or port or even just a
different folder name without having to mess with DNS? Would it be
easier to set up my own internal DNS server?
Second, I've added the second database to mysql, and granted all
privileges to the xwiki user. So now there are two databases, xwiki (the
old one) and publicwiki (the new one). What I'm hung up on is creating a
new class called "XWikiServerClass". I've created it in the class
editor, but I'm not sure what the guide means by "add a string property"
for server and owner.
From the guide it looks like the plan is, once I get XWikiServerClass
set up, to create two pages, Xwiki.XwikiServerXwiki and
Xwiki.XwikiServerPublicwiki. I then attach the XWikiServerClass object
to each page and set the owner and server fields. Then change the
xwiki.virtual entry from 0 to 1 in xwiki.cfg, restart tomcat. Does this
sound right?
Any and all help is greatly appreciated,
Duncan
Gents,
I am using BETA 4 and encountered the following problem:
Once logged on there seems to be an inactivity period, which forces a log
out w/o warning.
The editor for an entry is open, accepts entries but once you want to save
what you edited and you took a break of > 10 minutes in between, everything
is gone.
On the other end with previous betas, I could leave the xwiki for hours go
to different URLs, and go back to the Xwiki and I was still logged-on.
What are the policies here and IMHO both cases described above should not
happen.
Thanks
Uwe