3 Dec
2007
3 Dec
'07
4:42 p.m.
BOUSQUET Jeremie wrote:
Ok, this means I was wrong ;) Maybe the difference is in the header
(with the <!DOCTYPE ), and also I believe that the //<![CDATA[
might play a role ... But I'm really not a good web developer ...
Sorry, but I can not help you with this doubts now... :-( But I keep
studying!
To make it work I modified timeline-api.js as described in the issue
(just replaced the block indicated), attached the timeline-api.js in a
wiki page, and replaced its URL in the WikiDev.TimeLine. But I'm not
sure it's needed in fact ... Or maybe it's needed if you don't use
<iframe>
As far as I can understand, the <iframe> trick is under our scope and to
modify the timeline-api.js script in this origin it is not at the moment.
The sample from Jeremi is quite simple and works very well to display
all News elements in the timeline :
{pre}
<data wiki-url="$xwiki.getURL('Main.WebHome', 'view')"
wiki-section="">
#set($feed = $xwiki.feed.getFeed("$xwiki.getURL('Main.BlogRss',
'view', 'xpage=rdf')"))
#foreach($entry in $feed.entries)
<event start="$entry.getPublishedDate().toLocaleString()"
title="$entry.title"
color="blue">$xwiki.getXMLEncoded($entry.description.value) ...
$xwiki.getXMLEncoded("<a href=$entry.link
target='_blank'>Suite</a>")
</event>
#end
Note : ADD CODE HERE TO ADD OTHER EVENTS IN THE XML
</data>
{/pre}
Please, let me play a bit with this piece of code. It surely simple as
you say, but not for me :-)
If you prefer I can get the point ;-) But is this a
code snippet, an
application, macros ... ? I believe it belongs to snippets ... And can
I make use of Jeremi's modified sample, because HE is the creator of
this xwiki timeline after all ....
A code snippet, as far as I know. It is a piece of code that can be
included in a XWiki page. The problem here is that, in the current
state, more than one page is needed to display the timeline. But I think
it is still a snippet.
This is clearly a Jeremy&Jeremy issue :-) !
Cheers,
--
Ricardo Rodríguez
Your XEN ICT Team