When I go to Admin->Skins, the header, footer, etc. sections are empty - the
only bit that is filled in is the stylesheet.
I want to "edit" the bit with the logo and the Parent > Page and the
login/version information in it. Can I just copy and paste the appropriate
code from templates/header.vm into this section?
-Adrian
Hello,
When I choose a name for my document and I submit with "Add this item", I'm
redirected to a form to fill in the content of the news item.
But there is a problem.
All the input fields are gone. I can't fill in a thing.
I hope someone has a solution for this.
Greetz.
Olivier
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Is there a forum system that integrates with XWiki (most particularly, the
search and authentication functions of XWiki)?
Some of my users want me to direct mailing lists into a forum system and
have them searchable from the XWiki search page as an additional section.
Suggestions are welcome.
-Adrian
Is there a forum system that integrates with XWiki (most particularly, the
search and authentication functions of XWiki)?
Some of my users want me to direct mailing lists into a forum system and
have them searchable from the XWiki search page as an additional section.
Suggestions are welcome.
-Adrian
Just visited wikimatrix.org again for the first time in several months,
and it's not only much expanded but much improved. Two things should be
of interest the XWiki community:
The XWiki entry on wikimatrix is a little thin. For one thing, I think
it's wrong on a couple of counts.
There is a forum there which is sitting idle. This is a fabulous
opportunity to get some exposure.
Brian M. Thomas - Senior Technical Architect
AT&T Services, Inc.
One SBC Center, Room 24D3
St. Louis, MO 63101
314 235 3141
Hi folks,
I'm having trouble installing xwiki and looking for advice. I'm new
to tomcat so I suspect the problem is something simple that I've
overlooked.
System is Debian unstable with tomcat5 and mysql5. The Tomcat default
page looks fine at http://localhost:8180/, and the JSP and servlet
examples there work fine.
I followed the directions on Linux+Tomcat+MySQL and
InstallerXWikiSurDebianInstable
The instructions are a little confusing as to where I should copy
xwiki-0.9.840.war. The instructions at
InstallerXWikiSurDebianInstable say to copy it to
/usr/share/tomcat5/server/webapps/xwiki.war
When I do that and restart tomcat5, the xwiki.war file is not found
(no xwiki directory is created).
The instructions at Linux+Tomcat+MySQL say to copy the war file to
tomcat5/webapps/xwiki.war
When I do that and restart tomcat5,
/var/log/tomcat5/catalina_2006-07-10.log reports:
INFO: Installing web application at context path /xwiki from URL file:/var/lib/tomcat5/webapps/xwiki
Jul 10, 2006 9:25:54 AM org.apache.catalina.core.StandardContext processTlds
SEVERE: Error reading tld listeners javax.servlet.ServletException: Exception processing TLD at resource path /WEB-INF/struts-logic.tld in context /xwiki
javax.servlet.ServletException: Exception processing TLD at resource path /WEB-INF/struts-logic.tld in context /xwiki
at org.apache.catalina.startup.TldConfig.tldScanTld(TldConfig.java:549)
Any advice would be much appreciated!
Best,
John
Is there a way to obtain a dump of the database for Oracle ? Even a small
one could be right (but if the dump is huge, this goes well too).
I'm askking 'cause on the official xwiki website there only a MySQL Version.
Could someone, send me a dump with some pages or tell me where to found such
a thing ?
Thanks.
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Apologies for the non-functional digital ID. I swear - this email stuff
will never take off.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Adrian Hall [mailto:ahall@mirapoint.com]
> Sent: Thursday, July 06, 2006 8:50 AM
> To: 'xwiki-users(a)objectweb.org'
> Subject: RE: [xwiki-users] How to specify an attachment?
>
> {attach:filename.doc} places "filename.doc" as the link name. What I want
> to do is give it a "friendlier" name. Many of the documents we want to
> post
> have names like:
>
> 2006.06.11.docid-01234567890-app8192.pdf
>
> Which isn't friendly at all, when what we want to say is "Approved
> Contract
> (PDF)"
>
> I'll use the <a href> version.
>
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: Frank Häfemeier [mailto:frank@haefemeier.net]
> > Sent: Thursday, July 06, 2006 8:28 AM
> > To: xwiki-users(a)objectweb.org
> > Subject: AW: [xwiki-users] How to specify an attachment?
> >
> > >IÂ’m trying to put a link in my document that links toan attachment. I
> > >thought it was this way:
> > >* [File 1>$xwiki.getAttachmentURL(“Main.Thispage”,“file1.pdf”]
> >
> > >But, when I actually do this (on 0.9.840), I get this link:
> >
> >
> >/xwiki/bin/edit/%2Fxwiki%2Fbin%2Fdownload%2FMain%2FThispage%2Ffile1/pdf?p
> > arent=Main.Thispage Which >doesnÂ’t look like an attachment URL. 1) Is
> > getAttachmentURL() just >broken, or am I mis-interpreting itÂ’s function
> > (since there is no javadoc >for it)2) How do I get the URL to an
> > attachment on the same page when I >want to link to it but give it a
> > different link name? Thanks, -Adrian
> >
> > On the right side of the text editor in xwiki give you some hints
> > about the syntax. To create a link to a attachment you can do
> >
> > {image:filename.gif} inserts an image
> > {attach:filename.doc} creates a link
> >
> > getAttachmentURL() returns the URL which you can use with the
> > <a> HTML tag directly.
> >
> > Bye
> > Frank
>IÂ’m trying to put a link in my document that links toan attachment. I >thought it was this way:
>* [File 1>$xwiki.getAttachmentURL(“Main.Thispage”,“file1.pdf”]
>But, when I actually do this (on 0.9.840), I get this link:
>/xwiki/bin/edit/%2Fxwiki%2Fbin%2Fdownload%2FMain%2FThispage%2Ffile1/pdf?parent=Main.Thispage Which >doesnÂ’t look like an attachment URL. 1) Is getAttachmentURL() just >broken, or am I mis-interpreting itÂ’s function (since there is no javadoc >for it)2) How do I get the URL to an attachment on the same page when I >want to link to it but give it a different link name? Thanks, -Adrian
On the right side of the text editor in xwiki give you some hints
about the syntax. To create a link to a attachment you can do
{image:filename.gif} inserts an image
{attach:filename.doc} creates a link
getAttachmentURL() returns the URL which you can use with the
<a> HTML tag directly.
Bye
Frank
