2 Apr
2009
2 Apr
'09
9:51 p.m.
Not for me... but for some enterprising GSOC applicant: Seems like this
could be a good and achievable "closed-end" project that doesn't involve
complicated multi-system integration (and multi-points of failure), just
some new xwiki code based on examples already written. Code that IMHO would
be very useful:
On Mon, Mar 16, 2009 at 3:02 PM, Niels Mayer <nielsmayer(a)gmail.com> wrote:
In addition to selecting a xar and allowing a user to
check to allow the
xar's content to blindly overwrite the previous entry; add a third option
"merge".
When "merge" is selected, for that selected document, the diffs between the
uploaded-xar and the current db are presented in a "mergediff-in-browser"
style, allowing selection of original content from the db versus xar.
clicking "ok" then collapses the diff and remembers the choices taken.
When the user has either selected the xar files they want to import
directly, or used the mergediff tool above to select the contents of the new
file, they click "import" and it's done. Note that the
"mergediff" files,
create a new version, unlike the overwrite done by the current selected
checkboxes in the import tool.
Niels
http://nielsmayer.com