Sergiu Dumitriu-2 wrote:
roberto colferai wrote:
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We're planning to do something like this in the future by default, but
not very soon.
A way to implement this now is to:
- create the templates as wiki documents
- create a redirector page that accepts two URL parameters, document
name and template name, and does a redirect with:
$response.sendRedirect($xwiki.getURL($request.documentName, 'edit',
"template=${request.templateName}"))
- create a panel with a text input field for the document name and a
select (drop down) list for choosing from the templates, which submits
these fields to the redirector page from above
The above redirect works like this:
- 'edit' will display the document in edit mode (works well for
unstructured wiki documents); you can use 'inline' for structured
(form-based) documents.
- the "template=" parameter instructs the wiki to use another document
as a template for the edited document.
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Sergiu, thank you for your answer and for your speed!
I have IT experienc from twenty years ago but only in mainframe host system
(ibm-cobol-db2) and I have some difficult to understand completely how you
tell.
I try to show you if I understand.
1) create the templates making one wiki-page for every templates (es. pag
template1, template2 etc)
2) create a redirect page that, I think, every users never see but works
"hide". How can I make it? How can I make a page that accepts two URL
parameters?
3) create a panel (Is like create a page? I think no but I don't know exatly
what is panel in this world). Is possibile make it with normal edit-mode or
is an activity for developer? In this case what kind of skill I must find?
Java programmer is enough?
Thank's a lot
Roberto
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Assimoco spa
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