Hi, For installing an extension on the entire farm (i.e. on all subwikis), you can install it on the main wiki, using the Extension Manager > Add Extension and selecting for an extenion you wish to install "Install on farm" from the arrow next to the "Install" button. I am not sure I understand you other issues though. If one of the issues you are describing is to synchronize some content across multiple wikis, you could just make a little script [1] that once executed, copies a specified page on multiple specified wikis so the content of that page becomes synchronized across those wikis. Don`t forget that XWiki is primarily a development platform, so you are free to script/develop your way to new features that are not available by default. Thanks, Eduard ---------- [1] http://platform.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/DevGuide/Scripting On Wed, Jan 14, 2015 at 2:53 AM, Marcin Kolenda <[email protected]> wrote:
I am very interested about putting my own xwiki but I've been messing with it and some problems came out. At first i thought it would be good to make subwiki's for "Programming", "Linux", "Mathematics". I could make template wiki and derive extensions and settings from it but how can I install additional extension to all of wiki's then? I have also modified my "Preview" page when I made my first article. I've clicked preview, saw typo, and clicked edit.. After some struggle with editing this article I've modified this preview page unwittingly. After some modifications I removed all previous revisions. What can I do in such cases besides reinstalling everything? I would like to solve such problems by myself in the future so if it's possible, please, give me workflow, not a single solution. I want also to have navigation for entire wiki with subwikis like: #Programming -> Language Scala -> Design patterns #Linux -> Settings -> Tools #Mathematics -> Linear algebra -> Calculus where ("#" -> wiki), ("->" -> space) I think I could make "Navbar" panel in global wiki and add "xwiki:Panels.Navbar" to all subwiki's. But now the work needed to add it everywhere is overwhelming. Is it possible to do it in config file? I do not like cms such as drupal for the problems with configuration by clicking. I could spend days to make everything ticking in my way. From the other way it's good for giving power to the users.
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