1 Oct
2014
1 Oct
'14
12:01 p.m.
On Wed, Oct 1, 2014 at 12:54 PM, Thomas Mortagne
<thomas.mortagne(a)xwiki.com> wrote:
That sounds like a bug to me.
There's no bug here. It doesn't matter that you have the {{code}}
macro in the content of the wiki page. Anything that is inside the
content of the wiki page is XML encoded when you export (import) the
page. Just try it.
<xwikidoc>
...
<content>
XML-encoded content here
{{code}}
This still need to be XML encoded! Otherwise it would interfere
with the XML syntax used to describe the wiki page.
{{/code}}
...
</content>
...
</xwikidoc>
Would be great if you could create an issue in http://jira.xwiki.org
with detailed step to reproduce it.
On Wed, Oct 1, 2014 at 11:49 AM, rol <roland(a)inherit.se> wrote:
I described the problem I had with using the rest
interface to update files
in xwiki 2.1 format.
The point is to script a bulk upload that way.
But as I have described, it seems that the content of the <content> element
must not contain xml, even if enclosed in
{{code}}...{{/code}}.
It is interpreted as belonging to the surrounding xml and breaks the parsing
process.
When pasting exactly the same xwiki/2.1 format direclty into the xwiki
editor it works as expected.
That means that REST upload of xwiki pages only accepts that subset which
does not contain characters which are processed by the xml processor,
right?
I would appreciate a confirmation or rebuttal of the problem, and, if so, a
possible workaround.
Would a future solution to the problem be to require the content of the
<content> element to be within a
block?
Regards,
Roland
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