7 Jan
2008
7 Jan
'08
6:36 p.m.
Hi Vincent
Every member already has such a page so all it would
take I think is to
set page level rights so that only that person can access the page. You
could do that automatically by modifying the registration process I think.
You could do that by creating a XWiki.Registration page (XWiki will use
that page if it exists), copy some of the content of registerinline.vmwhich you'll
find on your file system where you installed XWiki and add some
Velocity to automatically add a XWikiRights object to the just created page.
See also
http://code.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Snippets/SettingRightsSnippet
I'll try that, thanks for pointing out!
Something like I know from Joomla (JACL Plus):
http://www.gigasize.com/get.php?d=nt52dj9vpvb (you have to type a CAPTCHA on
the right and you have to wait 30 sec. before you can download the file,
sorry)
So you want us to add lots more of nasty adds everywhere? (just kidding but
that page is just full of it! :))
I hope you found the PDF ;)
If not, you can download it
here<http://88.198.238.100/jaclplus1.0.9usermanual.pdf>(but only a few
days).
* A "secret" URL (ie. for the member-page) like Google-Calendar
<http://code.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Extensions/XEclipseExtension>
What is the use case? Is it because you want some
pages to not be visible
and you wish to share them with people without having them registered in the
wiki? If so, I guess they would only have view rights on the page?
Exactly. Maybe comment-rights (with a CAPTCHA)..?
Is it just for the members page or would you want this
for all pages?
For my case it would be only for the member-page. Maybe others could use it
for other things too. Maybe one could just activate this option in a
checkbox or so...?
Too bad I can't program myself :(
Then you should be glad that xwiki is made so that even non developers can
create small applications relatively easily. In addition if you're
interested in contributing there are lots of ways of doing so as explained
on http://dev.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Community/Contributing. One way
that really helps is in helping with the documentation on xwiki.org.
As soon as I'm more familiar with xwiki, I'll certainly do that.
Thanks for the fast and detailed answer!
Simon
PS: I know developers like mailinglists, but as a user I personally would
prefer a forum... ;)