16 Jun
2009
16 Jun
'09
10:11 p.m.
- Improve WYSIWYG editor speed. I am running
into speed problems in
the WYSISYG editor. When I type there is often 10-15 seconds of lag between
when I type a key and when it shows up on the screen. This makes it very
difficult to edit large sections of text.
-> Which browser are you using? We'd be glad to try fixing those speed
issues but we need to know more about your environment first.
Client: Internet Explorer 7 on Windows XP. Server (running on same physical machine as the
client): XWIki 1.9RC1, on Apache/Jetty/HSQLDB. The task monitor is showing CPU idle time
around 80% but updating of the characters on the screen still is taking 10-15 seconds.
- Long-term I think it would be interesting to
add work flow
functionality to XWiki. The ability to define rules-based workflow and
notify users of items requiring their attention would be very interesting.
-> See Vincent's answer to Richard remark about workflow earlier in the
thread.
Agreed. I think this could be a really important and big set of features and is worth
doing right. I'm also glad to see other people think it's interesting. Note: if we
do it right, a number of the standard XWiki pieces can be integrated into this (e.g.
registering a new Wiki user is a great example of a workflow process).
Forwarding the email I received from Len Wanger (Len, I
hope you don't mind
by the way) since I think he missed the reply-to-all button ;-)
Don't mind at all, thanks!
Len
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