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Mike Oliver

22 May 2008 22 May '08

8:23 p.m.

I am making good progress on a new Class that has properties, style sheet and template that I created after following the Todo Tutorial. The ToolbarClass has the following properties Type/Name/SampleContent String/Title/Advanced Editor TextArea/Description/This button takes you to the advanced editor page String/UpIcon/AEBtn0.jpg String/DownIcon/AEBtn1.jpg String/DisabledIcon/AEBtn2.jpt String/GotoPage/Tools.AdvancedEditor Also following the Todo Tutorial I created the Toolbar Space Web Home page dashboard with #set ($hql = ", BaseObject as obj where obj.name=doc.fullName and obj.className='XWiki.ToolbarClass' and obj.name<>'XWiki.ToolbarClassTemplate'") #set ($toolbars= $xwiki.searchDocuments($hql)) #if ($toolbars.size() > 0) #foreach ($toolbar in $toolbars) * [$toolbar] #end #else #info("There are no Toolbar documents in this wiki!") #end And I added the Comments object to the ToolbarClassTemplate and then added a couple of document and attached the UPIcon and DownIcon images as attachments. Going to the Web Home of the I see the list of the two document with the ToolbarClass object on them so cool beans just as the tutorial instructed with the names changed and bingo we have a winner. Now the tricky part, I want to show the attached images in the dashboard for each document, where the property of the Toolbar object for UpIcon is used to identifiy which attachment to display. I tried #set ($hql = ", BaseObject as obj where obj.name=doc.fullName and obj.className='XWiki.ToolbarClass' and obj.name<>'XWiki.ToolbarClassTemplate'") #set ($toolbars= $xwiki.searchDocuments($hql)) #if ($toolbars.size() > 0) #foreach ($toolbar in $toolbars) * $xwiki.getAttachmentURL( [$toolbar] #end #else #info("There are no Toolbar documents in this wiki!") #end where I know that AEBtn0.jpg is the attached image but that doesn't show. Eventually I want to use the string in the UpIcon property to identify the image to display but unless I can get the attachement to display on another page I cannot proceed. -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Creating-a-Toolbar-of-my-own-tp17410485p17410485.html Sent from the XWiki- Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.

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Mike Oliver

22 May 22 May

8:43 p.m.

New subject: [xwiki-users] Creating a Toolbar of my own

Ok first problem solved the img link had the arguments in the wrong order so <<mg src="$xwiki.getAttachmentURL("AEBtn0.jpg","Toolbar.AdvancedEditorButton")" /> was bad and <<mg src="$xwiki.getAttachmentURL("Toolbar.AdvancedEditorButton","AEBtn0.jpg")" /> was good. Now the question is, given the desire to show in the dashboard now and eventually in a panel later the icons named in the properties of the toolbar classes, how do I loop through the toolbars and build the displa from the properties? Mike Oliver wrote:

...

I am making good progress on a new Class that has properties, style sheet and template that I created after following the Todo Tutorial. The ToolbarClass has the following properties Type/Name/SampleContent String/Title/Advanced Editor TextArea/Description/This button takes you to the advanced editor page String/UpIcon/AEBtn0.jpg String/DownIcon/AEBtn1.jpg String/DisabledIcon/AEBtn2.jpg String/GotoPage/Tools.AdvancedEditor Also following the Todo Tutorial I created the Toolbar Space Web Home page dashboard with #set ($hql = ", BaseObject as obj where obj.name=doc.fullName and obj.className='XWiki.ToolbarClass' and obj.name<>'XWiki.ToolbarClassTemplate'") #set ($toolbars= $xwiki.searchDocuments($hql)) #if ($toolbars.size() > 0) #foreach ($toolbar in $toolbars) * [$toolbar] #end #else #info("There are no Toolbar documents in this wiki!") #end And I added the Comments object to the ToolbarClassTemplate and then added a couple of document and attached the UPIcon and DownIcon images as attachments. Going to the Web Home of the I see the list of the two document with the ToolbarClass object on them so cool beans just as the tutorial instructed with the names changed and bingo we have a winner. Now the tricky part, I want to show the attached images in the dashboard for each document, where the property of the Toolbar object for UpIcon is used to identifiy which attachment to display. I tried #set ($hql = ", BaseObject as obj where obj.name=doc.fullName and obj.className='XWiki.ToolbarClass' and obj.name<>'XWiki.ToolbarClassTemplate'") #set ($toolbars= $xwiki.searchDocuments($hql)) #if ($toolbars.size() > 0) #foreach ($toolbar in $toolbars) * <<mg src="$xwiki.getAttachmentURL("AEBtn0.jpg","Toolbar.AdvancedEditorButton")" /> [$toolbar] #end #else #info("There are no Toolbar documents in this wiki!") #end where I know that AEBtn0.jpg is the attached image but that doesn't show. Eventually I want to use the string in the UpIcon property to identify the image to display but unless I can get the attachement to display on another page I cannot proceed.

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Mike Oliver

9:23 p.m.

New subject: [xwiki-users] Creating a Toolbar of my own

Ok proding right along I got the icon attached to the toolbar page to display for each in the toolbars list, but the link on the image doesn't work. Here is the latest... #set ($hql = ", BaseObject as obj where obj.name=doc.fullName and obj.className='XWiki.ToolbarClass' and obj.name<>'XWiki.ToolbarClassTemplate'") #set ($toolbars= $xwiki.searchDocuments($hql)) #if ($toolbars.size() > 0) #foreach ($toolbar in $toolbars) #set ($itemdoc = $xwiki.getDocument($toolbar)) #set ($itemobject = $itemdoc.getObject('XWiki.ToolbarClass')) #set ($imgsrc = $xwiki.getAttachmentURL("$itemdoc","$itemdoc.display('UpIcon')")) * [<img src="$imgsrc"/> > $itemdoc.display('GotoPage')] [$toolbar] #the following is just to show what's in the properties using a couple different methods, I tried both above. $itemdoc.display('UpIcon') | $itemdoc.display('DownIcon') | $itemdoc.display('GotoPage') | $itemobject.getProperty('GotoPage').value #end #else #info("There are no Toolbar documents in this wiki!") #end Mike Oliver wrote:

...

Ok first problem solved the img link had the arguments in the wrong order so <mg src="$xwiki.getAttachmentURL("AEBtn0.jpg","Toolbar.AdvancedEditorButton")" /> was bad and <mg src="$xwiki.getAttachmentURL("Toolbar.AdvancedEditorButton","AEBtn0.jpg")" /> was good. Now the question is, given the desire to show in the dashboard now and eventually in a panel later the icons named in the properties of the toolbar classes, how do I loop through the toolbars and build the displa from the properties? Mike Oliver wrote:

I am making good progress on a new Class that has properties, style sheet and template that I created after following the Todo Tutorial. The ToolbarClass has the following properties Type/Name/SampleContent String/Title/Advanced Editor TextArea/Description/This button takes you to the advanced editor page String/UpIcon/AEBtn0.jpg String/DownIcon/AEBtn1.jpg String/DisabledIcon/AEBtn2.jpg String/GotoPage/Tools.AdvancedEditor Also following the Todo Tutorial I created the Toolbar Space Web Home page dashboard with #set ($hql = ", BaseObject as obj where obj.name=doc.fullName and obj.className='XWiki.ToolbarClass' and obj.name<>'XWiki.ToolbarClassTemplate'") #set ($toolbars= $xwiki.searchDocuments($hql)) #if ($toolbars.size() > 0) #foreach ($toolbar in $toolbars) * [$toolbar] #end #else #info("There are no Toolbar documents in this wiki!") #end And I added the Comments object to the ToolbarClassTemplate and then added a couple of document and attached the UPIcon and DownIcon images as attachments. Going to the Web Home of the I see the list of the two document with the ToolbarClass object on them so cool beans just as the tutorial instructed with the names changed and bingo we have a winner. Now the tricky part, I want to show the attached images in the dashboard for each document, where the property of the Toolbar object for UpIcon is used to identifiy which attachment to display. I tried #set ($hql = ", BaseObject as obj where obj.name=doc.fullName and obj.className='XWiki.ToolbarClass' and obj.name<>'XWiki.ToolbarClassTemplate'") #set ($toolbars= $xwiki.searchDocuments($hql)) #if ($toolbars.size() > 0) #foreach ($toolbar in $toolbars) * <<mg src="$xwiki.getAttachmentURL("AEBtn0.jpg","Toolbar.AdvancedEditorButton")" /> [$toolbar] #end #else #info("There are no Toolbar documents in this wiki!") #end where I know that AEBtn0.jpg is the attached image but that doesn't show. Eventually I want to use the string in the UpIcon property to identify the image to display but unless I can get the attachement to display on another page I cannot proceed.

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Mike Oliver

9:30 p.m.

New subject: [xwiki-users] Creating a Toolbar of my own

Ok almost there... This line works with the Click here link, but the img link doesn't. * <img src="$imgsrc"/> [Click here>$itemdoc.display('GotoPage')] [$toolbar] Mike Oliver wrote:

...

I am making good progress on a new Class that has properties, style sheet and template that I created after following the Todo Tutorial. The ToolbarClass has the following properties Type/Name/SampleContent String/Title/Advanced Editor TextArea/Description/This button takes you to the advanced editor page String/UpIcon/AEBtn0.jpg String/DownIcon/AEBtn1.jpg String/DisabledIcon/AEBtn2.jpg String/GotoPage/Tools.AdvancedEditor Also following the Todo Tutorial I created the Toolbar Space Web Home page dashboard with #set ($hql = ", BaseObject as obj where obj.name=doc.fullName and obj.className='XWiki.ToolbarClass' and obj.name<>'XWiki.ToolbarClassTemplate'") #set ($toolbars= $xwiki.searchDocuments($hql)) #if ($toolbars.size() > 0) #foreach ($toolbar in $toolbars) * [$toolbar] #end #else #info("There are no Toolbar documents in this wiki!") #end And I added the Comments object to the ToolbarClassTemplate and then added a couple of document and attached the UPIcon and DownIcon images as attachments. Going to the Web Home of the I see the list of the two document with the ToolbarClass object on them so cool beans just as the tutorial instructed with the names changed and bingo we have a winner. Now the tricky part, I want to show the attached images in the dashboard for each document, where the property of the Toolbar object for UpIcon is used to identifiy which attachment to display. I tried #set ($hql = ", BaseObject as obj where obj.name=doc.fullName and obj.className='XWiki.ToolbarClass' and obj.name<>'XWiki.ToolbarClassTemplate'") #set ($toolbars= $xwiki.searchDocuments($hql)) #if ($toolbars.size() > 0) #foreach ($toolbar in $toolbars) * <<mg src="$xwiki.getAttachmentURL("AEBtn0.jpg","Toolbar.AdvancedEditorButton")" /> [$toolbar] #end #else #info("There are no Toolbar documents in this wiki!") #end where I know that AEBtn0.jpg is the attached image but that doesn't show. Eventually I want to use the string in the UpIcon property to identify the image to display but unless I can get the attachement to display on another page I cannot proceed.

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Mike Oliver

9:55 p.m.

New subject: [xwiki-users] Creating a Toolbar of my own

Bingo we have a winner... #set ($hql = ", BaseObject as obj where obj.name=doc.fullName and obj.className='XWiki.ToolbarClass' and obj.name<>'XWiki.ToolbarClassTemplate'") #set ($toolbars= $xwiki.searchDocuments($hql)) #if ($toolbars.size() > 0) #foreach ($toolbar in $toolbars) #set ($itemdoc = $xwiki.getDocument($toolbar)) #set ($itemobject = $itemdoc.getObject('XWiki.ToolbarClass')) #set ($imgsrc = $xwiki.getAttachmentURL("$itemdoc","$itemdoc.display('UpIcon')")) * <a href="/xwiki/bin/view/$itemdoc.display('GotoPage')"><img src="$imgsrc"/></a> [$toolbar] Mike Oliver wrote:

...

Ok almost there... This line works with the Click here link, but the img link doesn't. * <img src="$imgsrc"/> [Click here>$itemdoc.display('GotoPage')] [$toolbar] Mike Oliver wrote:

I am making good progress on a new Class that has properties, style sheet and template that I created after following the Todo Tutorial. The ToolbarClass has the following properties Type/Name/SampleContent String/Title/Advanced Editor TextArea/Description/This button takes you to the advanced editor page String/UpIcon/AEBtn0.jpg String/DownIcon/AEBtn1.jpg String/DisabledIcon/AEBtn2.jpg String/GotoPage/Tools.AdvancedEditor Also following the Todo Tutorial I created the Toolbar Space Web Home page dashboard with #set ($hql = ", BaseObject as obj where obj.name=doc.fullName and obj.className='XWiki.ToolbarClass' and obj.name<>'XWiki.ToolbarClassTemplate'") #set ($toolbars= $xwiki.searchDocuments($hql)) #if ($toolbars.size() > 0) #foreach ($toolbar in $toolbars) * [$toolbar] #end #else #info("There are no Toolbar documents in this wiki!") #end And I added the Comments object to the ToolbarClassTemplate and then added a couple of document and attached the UPIcon and DownIcon images as attachments. Going to the Web Home of the I see the list of the two document with the ToolbarClass object on them so cool beans just as the tutorial instructed with the names changed and bingo we have a winner. Now the tricky part, I want to show the attached images in the dashboard for each document, where the property of the Toolbar object for UpIcon is used to identifiy which attachment to display. I tried #set ($hql = ", BaseObject as obj where obj.name=doc.fullName and obj.className='XWiki.ToolbarClass' and obj.name<>'XWiki.ToolbarClassTemplate'") #set ($toolbars= $xwiki.searchDocuments($hql)) #if ($toolbars.size() > 0) #foreach ($toolbar in $toolbars) * <<mg src="$xwiki.getAttachmentURL("AEBtn0.jpg","Toolbar.AdvancedEditorButton")" /> [$toolbar] #end #else #info("There are no Toolbar documents in this wiki!") #end where I know that AEBtn0.jpg is the attached image but that doesn't show. Eventually I want to use the string in the UpIcon property to identify the image to display but unless I can get the attachement to display on another page I cannot proceed.

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Guillaume Lerouge

23 May 23 May

2:16 a.m.

New subject: [xwiki-users] Creating a Toolbar of my own

Glad you found a solution to your issue, even though we weren't that helpful on it ;-) By the way, AFAIR you were using XWiki Workspaces, I'd be glad to hear from you and gather some feedback about how you're using the solution, what you enjoy about it and so on... Guillaume On Thu, May 22, 2008 at 9:55 PM, Mike Oliver <moliver(a)corenttech.com> wrote:

...

Ok almost there... This line works with the Click here link, but the img link doesn't. * <img src="$imgsrc"/> [Click here>$itemdoc.display('GotoPage')] [$toolbar] Mike Oliver wrote: > > Ok proding right along I got the icon attached to the toolbar page to > display for each in the toolbars list, but the link on the image doesn't > work. > > Here is the latest... > > #set ($hql = ", BaseObject as obj where obj.name=doc.fullName > and obj.className='XWiki.ToolbarClass' and > obj.name<>'XWiki.ToolbarClassTemplate'") > #set ($toolbars= $xwiki.searchDocuments($hql)) > #if ($toolbars.size() > 0) > #foreach ($toolbar in $toolbars) > #set ($itemdoc = $xwiki.getDocument($toolbar)) > #set ($itemobject = $itemdoc.getObject('XWiki.ToolbarClass')) > #set ($imgsrc = > $xwiki.getAttachmentURL("$itemdoc","$itemdoc.display('UpIcon')")) > > * [<img src="$imgsrc"/> > $itemdoc.display('GotoPage')] > [$toolbar] > > #the following is just to show what's in the properties using a couple > different methods, I tried both above. > $itemdoc.display('UpIcon') | $itemdoc.display('DownIcon') | > $itemdoc.display('GotoPage') | $itemobject.getProperty('GotoPage').value > > > #end > #else > #info("There are no Toolbar documents in this wiki!") > #end > > > Mike Oliver wrote: >> >> Ok first problem solved the img link had the arguments in the wrong >> order so >> >> <mg >>

src="$xwiki.getAttachmentURL("AEBtn0.jpg","Toolbar.AdvancedEditorButton")"

>> /> was bad and >> >> <mg >>

src="$xwiki.getAttachmentURL("Toolbar.AdvancedEditorButton","AEBtn0.jpg")"

>> /> was good. >> >> Now the question is, given the desire to show in the dashboard now and >> eventually in a panel later the icons named in the properties of the >> toolbar classes, how do I loop through the toolbars and build the

displa

>> from the properties? >> >> >> Mike Oliver wrote: >>> >>> I am making good progress on a new Class that has properties, style >>> sheet and template that I created after following the Todo Tutorial. >>> >>> The ToolbarClass has the following properties >>> >>> Type/Name/SampleContent >>> >>> String/Title/Advanced Editor >>> TextArea/Description/This button takes you to the advanced editor page >>> String/UpIcon/AEBtn0.jpg >>> String/DownIcon/AEBtn1.jpg >>> String/DisabledIcon/AEBtn2.jpg >>> String/GotoPage/Tools.AdvancedEditor >>> >>> Also following the Todo Tutorial I created the Toolbar Space Web Home >>> page dashboard with >>> >>> >>> #set ($hql = ", BaseObject as obj where obj.name=doc.fullName >>> and obj.className='XWiki.ToolbarClass' and >>> obj.name<>'XWiki.ToolbarClassTemplate'") >>> #set ($toolbars= $xwiki.searchDocuments($hql)) >>> #if ($toolbars.size() > 0) >>> #foreach ($toolbar in $toolbars) >>> >>> * [$toolbar] >>> >>> #end >>> #else >>> #info("There are no Toolbar documents in this wiki!") >>> #end >>> >>> And I added the Comments object to the ToolbarClassTemplate >>> and then added a couple of document and attached the UPIcon and >>> DownIcon images as attachments. >>> >>> Going to the Web Home of the I see the list of the two document with >>> the ToolbarClass object on them so cool beans just as the tutorial >>> instructed with the names changed and bingo we have a winner. >>> >>> Now the tricky part, I want to show the attached images in the >>> dashboard for each document, where the property of the Toolbar object >>> for UpIcon is used to identifiy which attachment to display. >>> >>> I tried >>> >>> >>> #set ($hql = ", BaseObject as obj where obj.name=doc.fullName >>> and obj.className='XWiki.ToolbarClass' and >>> obj.name<>'XWiki.ToolbarClassTemplate'") >>> #set ($toolbars= $xwiki.searchDocuments($hql)) >>> #if ($toolbars.size() > 0) >>> #foreach ($toolbar in $toolbars) >>> >>> * <<mg >>>

src="$xwiki.getAttachmentURL("AEBtn0.jpg","Toolbar.AdvancedEditorButton")"

>>> /> [$toolbar] >>> >>> #end >>> #else >>> #info("There are no Toolbar documents in this wiki!") >>> #end >>> >>> where I know that AEBtn0.jpg is the attached image but that doesn't >>> show. >>> >>> Eventually I want to use the string in the UpIcon property to identify >>> the image to display but unless I can get the attachement to display

> another page I cannot proceed. > > >

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Mike Oliver

2:45 a.m.

New subject: [xwiki-users] Creating a Toolbar of my own

Well we stopped using XWiki Workspaces as we are building custom solutions and if my memory serves me correctly you responded once with the comment that Workspaces was meant to be quick and dirty not for development. XE is great. Guillaume Lerouge wrote:

...

doesn't

> work. > > Here is the latest... > > #set ($hql = ", BaseObject as obj where obj.name=doc.fullName > and obj.className='XWiki.ToolbarClass' and > obj.name<>'XWiki.ToolbarClassTemplate'") > #set ($toolbars= $xwiki.searchDocuments($hql)) > #if ($toolbars.size() > 0) > #foreach ($toolbar in $toolbars) > #set ($itemdoc = $xwiki.getDocument($toolbar)) > #set ($itemobject = $itemdoc.getObject('XWiki.ToolbarClass')) > #set ($imgsrc = > $xwiki.getAttachmentURL("$itemdoc","$itemdoc.display('UpIcon')")) > > * [<img src="$imgsrc"/> > $itemdoc.display('GotoPage')] > [$toolbar] > > #the following is just to show what's in the properties using a couple > different methods, I tried both above. > $itemdoc.display('UpIcon') | $itemdoc.display('DownIcon') | > $itemdoc.display('GotoPage') |

$itemobject.getProperty('GotoPage').value

> > > #end > #else > #info("There are no Toolbar documents in this wiki!") > #end > > > Mike Oliver wrote: >> >> Ok first problem solved the img link had the arguments in the wrong >> order so >> >> <mg >>

src="$xwiki.getAttachmentURL("AEBtn0.jpg","Toolbar.AdvancedEditorButton")"

>> /> was bad and >> >> <mg >>

src="$xwiki.getAttachmentURL("Toolbar.AdvancedEditorButton","AEBtn0.jpg")"

>> /> was good. >> >> Now the question is, given the desire to show in the dashboard now

and

>> eventually in a panel later the icons named in the properties of the >> toolbar classes, how do I loop through the toolbars and build the

displa

page

>>> String/UpIcon/AEBtn0.jpg >>> String/DownIcon/AEBtn1.jpg >>> String/DisabledIcon/AEBtn2.jpg >>> String/GotoPage/Tools.AdvancedEditor >>> >>> Also following the Todo Tutorial I created the Toolbar Space Web

Home

>>> page dashboard with >>> >>> >>> #set ($hql = ", BaseObject as obj where obj.name=doc.fullName >>> and obj.className='XWiki.ToolbarClass' and >>> obj.name<>'XWiki.ToolbarClassTemplate'") >>> #set ($toolbars= $xwiki.searchDocuments($hql)) >>> #if ($toolbars.size() > 0) >>> #foreach ($toolbar in $toolbars) >>> >>> * [$toolbar] >>> >>> #end >>> #else >>> #info("There are no Toolbar documents in this wiki!") >>> #end >>> >>> And I added the Comments object to the ToolbarClassTemplate >>> and then added a couple of document and attached the UPIcon and >>> DownIcon images as attachments. >>> >>> Going to the Web Home of the I see the list of the two document with >>> the ToolbarClass object on them so cool beans just as the tutorial >>> instructed with the names changed and bingo we have a winner. >>> >>> Now the tricky part, I want to show the attached images in the >>> dashboard for each document, where the property of the Toolbar

object

>>> for UpIcon is used to identifiy which attachment to display. >>> >>> I tried >>> >>> >>> #set ($hql = ", BaseObject as obj where obj.name=doc.fullName >>> and obj.className='XWiki.ToolbarClass' and >>> obj.name<>'XWiki.ToolbarClassTemplate'") >>> #set ($toolbars= $xwiki.searchDocuments($hql)) >>> #if ($toolbars.size() > 0) >>> #foreach ($toolbar in $toolbars) >>> >>> * <<mg >>>

src="$xwiki.getAttachmentURL("AEBtn0.jpg","Toolbar.AdvancedEditorButton")"

identify

>>> the image to display but unless I can get the attachement to display

>> another page I cannot proceed. >> >> >> > >

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