Hi, On Wed, Sep 21, 2016 at 11:23 PM, Keith Davis <[email protected]> wrote:
No, that does not work either. (Tickets has a question mark by it). I'm the links work fine like this:
[[Tickets>>Main.Intranet.Tickets]]
Yes, please ignore that. It was a bad idea on my part. So if your page is properly created, then it`s only a display issue on the Search page.
The problem seems to only be in Search.
Then indeed, my money is on the fact that you have a badly/incompletely migrated Solr Search page. What you could do is to grab from http://maven.xwiki.org/releases/org/xwiki/platform/xwiki-platform-search-sol... the XAR file corresponding to the XWiki version you`re currently running (btw, what is the version?) and import it so that you can determine if that is the cause of your problem. Then you can go to either Main/Search or Main/SolrSearch (Main/Search should be including Main/SolrSearch, that is, if you are using Solr search and not something else) and search for your page. If it is now displayed properly in the results, then you should look at each imported page (or even rollback a previous backup) to figure out what happened, if there are custom changes or if the pages were simply not updated during DW. If so, you might want to look at the other apps to see if other places are affected as well. Another note on the search results, you need to get to the point where the location of your search result is displayed identically to the breadcrumbs (since the same code is reused). In your screenshot, I can see that the location of the search result does not seem to be displayed similarly to the breadcrumbs, so it`s clearly running some old code to display that. Of course, if it`s an option, re-running the migration would be one very good solution too (to make sure you don`t miss anything the second time). BTW, what version are you migrating from? (it`s generally useful to mention this information when asking for help) Hope this helps, Eduard
On Wed, Sep 21, 2016 at 3:18 PM, Eduard Moraru <[email protected]> wrote:
On Mon, Sep 19, 2016 at 6:18 PM, Keith Davis <[email protected]
wrote:
This means you have a space named "Main.Intranet.Tickets". That's the actual space name. It contains dots. It's not the space "Tickets"
inside
"Intranet" inside "Main". The actual link to the home page of this space looks like this:
[[Tickets>>Main\.Intranet\.Tickets.WebHome]]
Notice how the dots inside the space name must be escaped. I don't know how you created this page but it's not a nested page/space as you thought. It's actually a top level page/space.
We get really confused on the topic of spaces. I thought we had created these correctly. We've read through the documentation many times, but I guess we just don't understand the concept well enough.
I just tried the link as you suggested and that does space / page not exist (the link shows the question mark next to it). The only place we see "Main.Intranet.Tickets" show up is in the Search results and that link does not work.
Then you have probably created the Tickets page as a "terminal" page. This means that the link from Marius should be:
[[Tickets>>Main\.Intranet\.Tickets]]
(i.e. without the ".WebHome" part since it`s not a space)
Thanks, Eduard
On Mon, Sep 19, 2016 at 9:41 AM, Marius Dumitru Florea < [email protected]> wrote:
On Mon, Sep 19, 2016 at 3:50 PM, Keith Davis <
wrote:
Correct and here is the content of those images (forgot this
mailing list
does not distribute images):
the links appear like this in the Wiki editor:
[[Tickets>>Main.Intranet.Tickets]]
Search results appear like this:
Main.Intranet.Tickets Located in Home » Main.Intranet.Tickets » WebHome Last modified by Unknown User on 2016/09/19 07:48
This means you have a space named "Main.Intranet.Tickets". That's the actual space name. It contains dots. It's not the space "Tickets" inside "Intranet" inside "Main". The actual link to the home page of this space looks like this:
[[Tickets>>Main\.Intranet\.Tickets.WebHome]]
Notice how the dots inside the space name must be escaped. I don't know how you created this page but it's not a nested page/space as you thought. It's actually a top level page/space.
Hope this helps, Marius
the link Main.Intranet.Tickets takes me to this page:
/Main.Intranet.Tickets Main.Intranet.Tickets
Notice The requested page could not be found. You can edit this page to create it.
Keith Davis (214) 906-5183 - I.T. Director
From: Keith Davis Sent: Thursday, September 15, 2016 3:00 PM To: 'XWiki Users' Subject: Nested Pages - Search Links Not Working
So we are now starting to change all of the our pages to Nested. When linking to Nested pages in the page themselves, the links appear like this in the WYSIWYG editor:
[[Tickets>>Main.Intranet.Tickets]]
but when saved are converted to this:
<a href="/xwiki/bin/view/Main/Intranet/Tickets/">Tickets</a>
However, Search results are broken. They appear like this:
Those do not work as the link Main.Intranet.Tickets takes me to this page:
I’ve tried re-indexing, but that does not help.
Keith Davis - MCSA, ZCE P.R.I.D.E. - I.T. Director / Senior Developer www.pridedallas.com Mobile (214) 906-5183
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