9 Dec
2010
9 Dec
'10
10:06 a.m.
Paul, you can check using Firebug what XHTML the WYSIWYG editor sends to
the server when switching to Source tab.
Hope this helps,
Marius
On 12/09/2010 10:54 AM, Paul Harris wrote:
Hi Marius, I have read it, but I didn't fully
understand what it was on
about.
Now that I've seen the xhtml input, the pieces are starting to fall in
place.
however, can you help me one more time please... if I have this:
<!--startimage:image001.png-->
<img width="236" height="158" src="image001.png"
alt="demo_image.png"
/>
<!--stopimage-->
what does it become? my failed guesses are:
<!--image:attach:image001.png-->
<img width="236" height="158" src="image001.png"
alt="demo_image.png"
/>
<!--stopimage-->
or<!--image001.png>>image:attach:image001.png-->
i have no idea what stopimage should have become.
help!
thanks
Paul
On 9 December 2010 16:31, Marius Dumitru Florea<
mariusdumitru.florea(a)xwiki.com> wrote:
Paul, have you read
http://lists.xwiki.org/pipermail/users/2010-November/022514.html . The
problem is not that the XHTML provided by XWord is invalid. The problem
is that the syntax of the rendering markers (XML comments) has changed.
Hope this helps,
Marius
On 12/09/2010 06:13 AM, Paul Harris wrote:
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I'm investigating the problem with Publishing via XWord (with images),
and
it appears to be a problem with XWiki rather than
XWord
* Edit Sandbox Test Page1 in XWord
* Clear entire document with ctrl-a, delete
* Insert an image
* Click Publish
I hacked XWord a bit so I could see what it was doing.
in XWikiXMLRPCClient.cs around line 220 in method SavePageHTML(), it does
this:
page.content = proxy.Convert(token, page.content, "xhtml/1.0", syntax);
lets break it down...
proxy.Convert calls:
///<summary>
/// Converts a wiki source from a syntax to another syntax.
///</summary>
///<param name="token">The authentication token.</param>
///<param name="source">The content to be
converted.</param>
///<param name="initialSyntaxId">The initial syntax of the
source.</param>
///<param name="targetSyntaxId">The final syntax of the
returned
content.</param>
///<returns>The converted source.</returns>
[XmlRpcMethod("confluence1.convert")]
String Convert(String token, String source, String
initialSyntaxId,
String targetSyntaxId);
Looking on the webserver logs, I see a call to xmlrpc
I hacked XWord a little so it told me what page.content originally was...
this is what was sent to xmlrpc
<div class="WordSection1">
<p>
<span>
<!--startimage:image001.png-->
<img width="236" height="158" src="image001.png"
alt="demo_image.png"
/>
<!--stopimage-->
</span>
</p>
</div>
so thats very simple. I've checked with another document that just
contains
text, and what proxy.Convert() will return is the
wiki-code equivalent of
the HTML that it was given.
HOWEVER, with this as the input, the xmlrpc call NEVER returns - the
dialog
box stays stuck, and I know it never returns as i
asked a messagebox to
appear after the call, which never appears.
Checking the website logs reveals a boat load of errors, I've attached
them
in a text file.
I can't see how XWord could do things better... its asking the xwiki for
the
correct syntax, and its passing valid html.
ideas?
Thanks,
Paul
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