13 Jul
2009
13 Jul
'09
8:39 a.m.
Marius Dumitru Florea wrote:
Hi,
ArielWang wrote:
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Thanks very much for your advice.
The problem is I am using 1.8 and I want to add the three button in XWIKI
1.8.
I still not understand how to plugin using macro because I find it cannot be
parsed when I add code to the editor.
Would you please give me more information or an example of this?
I am really hurry.
Thank you so much for your assistant!
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I want to add three buttons to the toolbar in
WYSIWYG V2.
Now I have XWIKI 1.8 and WYSIWYG V2 with Syntax 2.0.
The problem is:
When I use WYSIWYG V1, the message #error(“some messages”)can be parsed
as
error message.
While with Syntax 2.0, the new syntax has been changed
to:{{velocity}}{{html
wiki=true}}#error("some messages"){{/html}}{{/velocity}}, which is not
allowed to input WYSIWYG messages for parsing.
Is there any method to make the commands parsed by just inputting them to
the editor?
There is Macro box in the new editor, but I didn’t find the macros of
error,
info and warning, how can I add them?
These macros have been added in XE 2.0M1 (see
http://jira.xwiki.org/jira/browse/XWIKI-2968 ; I don't know why they
weren't included in 1.9.1). So you can:
* upgrade to 2.0M1 (milestone release, beware) and you'll have the info,
warning and error macros accessible from the WYSIWYG editor
* or upgrade to 1.9.1 (stable release) and try to install the message
macro (
http://maven.xwiki.org/releases/org/xwiki/platform/xwiki-core-rendering-mac…
) . They should be compatible, but I haven't succeeded installing it..
* or use your current installation and insert a velocity macro from the
WYSIWYG editor, setting its content to {{html wiki=true}}#error("some
messages"){{/html}} (it's a pain, I know..)
* or, if you have coding skills, you can create your own WYSIWYG plugin;
you'll have to take a look at the exiting macro plugin; just checkout
the code of the editor from
http://svn.xwiki.org/svnroot/xwiki/platform/web/branches/xwiki-web-1.8/wysi…
(for XE 1.8)
Hope this helps,
Marius