Hi Vincent, hi Zeljko,
I initially got the same results as Zeljko when I tried it. It took me
three or four tries before I got it right. The trouble is that so many
things are going on at once. I don't exactly remember how I solved it, but
I remember that the problem I had was changing the places in the macros
correctly to correspond with my needs. I would just encourage you, Zelko,
to continue trying and you will get it.
Reading the concepts of Xwiki helped me, as well as just playing around
with XWiki. If you mess things up you can in the history editor just roll
back. After a while the parts begin to fit together. If you are familiar
with Java's Class - Object paradigm, it will help too. Objects are just
concrete examples of the classes you create along with their properties
and methods. Xwiki seems to me to have this concept as well, with the
added difficulty that the template pages are added to separate display
from content. In IT circles this concept of separating those aspects of an
application is called MVC for "Model-View-Controller". That's why so much
is happening. Until I got that, Xwiki was a bit confusing for me too.
That's a bit abstract, I know, but I am convinced that checking into the
deeper functioning of Xwiki is rewarding and will help when making new
applications on top of the Xwiki engine. The FAQ I have is created on the
page as shown in the tutorial, but to edit it after creation you need to
go to the Object editor. Then you are with the concrete examples of the
class you created.
Vincent, it might help us who are new at Xwiki to take a screenshot of the
page where the FAQ macro is shown and color-hightlight the items to be
changed. That would avoid some of the confusion I think. Just an idea...
Regards,
Steven Calkins
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Betreff: Re: [xwiki-users] FAQTutorial broken in 1.9
vmassol wrote:
On Sep 18, 2009, at 10:29 PM, zeljko wrote:
Hi,
It still doesn't work in 2.0 RC2.
Can you explain what doesn't work?
I've tested the class wizard in 2.0RC2 and it worked fine for me.
Thanks
-Vincent
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I downloaded 2.0-rc-2.23761 Windows installer yesterday, tried FAQ example
and got same result as described: if I leave Wiki syntax 2.0, I don't get
page with 2 buttons, but rather page with macros.
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I am happy to hear that you managed to make it work, and I hope I will do
the same.
Vincent,
it seems that this functionality doesn't work without some "hacking"; would
you consider reopening the issue in Jira?
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