16 Sep
2009
16 Sep
'09
9:16 a.m.
Hi Marius,
On Tue, 2009-09-15 at 18:00 +0300, Marius Dumitru Florea wrote:
Hi Vincent,
Vincent Gerris wrote:
I agree. It is hard to pinpoint.
The first time it happened exactly like i described, so after the view
button press, the tables were no longer aligned.
After I used your code in the Wiki editor, it was hard to reproduce the
behaviour some how.
I will continue to try and pinpoint the issue and describe it in
reproducable steps.
I created a Jira ticket like you requested for the delete key issue.
This also happens for backspace sometimes.
The issue is the following:
XWIKI-4355.
Thank you for your support!
Kind regards,
Vincent
Hi Marius,
On Tue, 2009-09-15 at 12:03 +0300, Marius Dumitru Florea wrote:
Vincent Gerris wrote:
Hi Marius,
On Tue, 2009-09-15 at 11:15 +0300, Marius Dumitru Florea wrote:
> Hi Vincent,
>
> Vincent Gerris wrote:
>> Dear all,
>>
>> I have been struggling with lining out a table onder a numbering.
>> For example, I have numbers 1-5 (in the referred to as 1.).
>> When I create a table in the WYSIWYG editor, under lets say 2, at first
>> sometimes this goes right, and the table is indented in the same way
>> that text is (the expected behaviour).
>>
>> Sometimes when I change something on the page the table is suddenly no
>> longer indented, resulting in the next number (3) changing to 1.
> Your description is vague. Can you tell me the exact steps to reproduce
> the issue? What did you change on the page before the numbered list was
> broken? Also, what browser did you use?
>
I use Firefox on Linux.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Edit a page in WYSIWYG mode
2. Create a number list of 3 items by pressing the symbol (1,2,3).
So I get 1. , input some text, then 2. appears, I input some text and
press enter again.
3. I go back with the cursor to after 1. and the entered text and press
SHIFT + ENTER, so the cursor moves to under the 1. , a bit indented.
4. Then I insert a table (2 by 2 for the test), which shows up at the
place the cursor was.
5. I repeat this step for 2. , so that I have two tables, a bit indented
under 1. and 2. .
6. Then I press the Show button (to view the page) and then already the
tables lose there indention and the numbering changes: 2. and 3. changes
to 1.
I followed this steps on XE 2.0 RC1 and I couldn't reproduce the issue.
For two list items each with a 2x2 table I get this wiki syntax:
----------8<----------
1. abc(((|=1|=2
|3|4)))
1. xyz(((|=5|=6
|7|8)))
---------->8----------
Can you tell me what wiki syntax do you get? To do this, create the list
and the tables in WYSIWYG mode and then switch to Wiki mode. This is my non-working wiki-syntax (it had no
numbers filled in in the
fields), I added ---- to mark the code part:
Yes, I added the numbers in the table cells.
------------------
test tabel:
1. dsfsdf
(((|= |=
| |
\\)))
1. sdfsdf
(((|= |=
| )))
1. sdfsdf
-------------------
Here's what I get, following your steps on XWiki Enterprise 1.9.3.22597
using the same content:
----------8<---------
test tabel:
1. dsfsdf(((|= |=
| | )))
1. sdfsdf(((|= |=
| | )))
1. sdfsdf
---------->8---------
As you can see, I get the right output.. There must be something else
you did that broke the list otherwise I can't explain why we get
different results.
It seems the WYSIWYG changes some characters, an
added \\ and a missing
| ?
When I continue in the WYSIWYG with your code, and do the same as
described in the test case, I cannot reproduce the error.
Code still seems OK:
-------------------
8<
1. abc(((|=1|=2
|3|4)))
1. xyz(((|=5|=6
|7|8)))
1. test third number
1. (((|= 9|=10
| 11| 12)))
1. (((|= |=
|)))
1. test sixth number
1. dfgdfg(((|= |=
| )))
1. dfgf(((|= |=
| )))
1.
----
8
-------------------
When I added another two test tables after that, I got:
content: Exception while parsing HTML.
(I have had that before when inserting tables by copy/paste from a Word
-table.).
After that the source and Wiki buttons do not work, and the page goes
back to the WYSIWYG.
The only way to fix it is a rollback to the previous version.
Is there anything else I can do to pinpoint this problem?
> Also, can you try my wiki syntax output? Edit a new page in Wiki mode,
> paste my wiki content then switch to WYSIWYG and back a few times. Is
> the list broken? Does the wiki content change when you come back to Wiki
> mode? In my case, switching to WYSIWYG and back to Wiki any number of
> time leaves the wiki content unchanged.
> When I use your Wiki syntax in the editor, this
gives the proper result.
This also indicates that something else happens when you create the list
with the tables in WYSIWYG mode.
Thanks,
Marius
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Btw, you are using the new WYSIWYG editor, that
comes with the XWiki 2.0
syntax, right? (look at the Document Information panel in edit mode)
I am using
the new WYSIWYG indeed, the Document Info says XWiki 2.0 for
Page Syntax.
> Thanks,
> Marius
>
>> For further details, I attached a screenshot to clear things up further.
>>
>> Thank you for your quick response, please let me know if you need more
>> details.
>>
>> Kind regards,
>> Vincent
>>
>>
>>
>>>> I have not been able to make the table indent again, nor have I been
>>>> able to fix the numbering.
>>>> I found a related issue on Jira, but it seems this did not fix the issue
>>>> I encounter:
>>>> http://jira.xwiki.org/jira/browse/XWIKI-3090
>>>> and :
>>>> http://jira.xwiki.org/jira/browse/XWIKI-3089
>>> These issues don't seem to be related. They were requesting a way to
>>> place the caret before and after a table. In you case you complain that
>>> a numbered list containing a table is broken somehow, if I understood
>>> correctly.
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>> Marius
>>>
>>>> Has anyone else encountered this and does anyone know a fix?
>>>>
>>>> We are running Xwiki 1.9.3.22597.
>>>>
>>>> Any help is greatly appreciated.
>>>>
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