25 Jul
2012
25 Jul
'12
7:49 p.m.
Thanks for the lead on JSX, I'll take a look at that.
Yours,
David Baltusavich
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On Wed, Jul 25, 2012 at 5:30 AM, Ludovic Dubost <ludovic(a)xwiki.com> wrote:
2012/7/25 David Baltusavich
<david(a)synatree.com>om>:
In fact we have already this on a project, but we could not get to
fully publish it as an extension.
The way it was done was to generate the annotations on the server side
with a script at night.
This is quite easy to do as you just need to update the annotations
(which are comments in recent versions) in XWIki Objects
At some point this code should be published but I cannot tell when.
This was found to be much more efficient than to do it in real time in JS
If you want to go the JS way, use JSX
> If not, the JS method should work
fine but of course the parse operation
> has to happen on every page load, which is inefficient.
> Yours,
> David Baltusavich
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> On Tue, Jul 24, 2012 at 7:15
PM, Ludovic Dubost <ludovic(a)xwiki.com>
wrote:
>> Add
?xpage=plain&outputSyntax=plain to your URL
>>
>> Envoyé de mon iPhone
>>
>> Le 25 juil. 2012 à 00:06, David Baltusavich <david(a)synatree.com> a
écrit :
>>
>> > Another newbie question, I'm afraid.
>> >> > I have a simple
Glossary application that I've written, and I've
managed
>> > What am I missing
here? How do I get velocity script to render as
>> HTML/JS?
>> >> > Yours,
>> >> > David Baltusavich
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Ok, that works great.
So I'm hoping to wire up this Glossary App plus the JSON to a
highlighting
script written in JS, the idea is that the words
that appear in the
glossary will be highlighted on any wiki page in which they appear. Not
knowing much about velocity at all, I figured this could be implemented
by
parsing the body of the wiki content in search of
any matching
words/phrases, and mark them up with <abbr> tags, tooltips, etc. In
order
for this to work I need to be able to add some
custom JS to each page on
the wiki, which I am guessing I can do by modifying the skin, and using
your helpful link trick to load the latest JSON into my highlighting
script.
Ludovic, since you are obviously intimately
familiar with XWiki, is
there a
better (server-side) way to achieve a glossary or
acronym database
functionality? Again I'm looking to dynamically add links to existing
wiki
content based on a set of words and definitions
that appear in an XWiki
app.
> to
> > figure out how to write a velocity script to retrieve all of the
glossary
> > terms and put them into a JSON array.
The problem is, the velocity
> script
> > output is being html encoded and sent to the browser as text,
including
> the
> > enclosing <script> blocks. If I wrap the whole thing in {{html}}
macro
>> > calls, the velocity script doesn't run. If I just enclose the
<script>
>> > opening and closing tags in their own {{html}} macro call, the calls
>> fail.
>>