Check out the installation pages on XWiki.org, you need to add the buletin board language resource file. http://code.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Applications/BulletinBoardApplicationDo... Thanks, Guillaume On Fri, Apr 4, 2008 at 3:58 PM, Frantisek Kall <[email protected]> wrote:

I use local installation of xwiki as test wiki and we also have working department xwiki - Linux, Jboss

In my local BB application works well, but in server wiki installation all BBCode pages are rendered with

"bb_bbcodespace bb_bbcodespaceexplanation o bb_examplebb bb_goexamplebb bb_adminbbactions"

instead " Bulletin Board Application Code All the code lines used in the Bulletin Board application are stored in this space. You can have access to various resources concerning your Bulletin Board application here. Be creful when editing those pages though :-) o This Bulletin Board is included by default with the application to show how it works : Go to the example Bulletin Board Bulletin Board Administration ...."

Any idea, what is wrong?

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Hi Frantisek,

Our wiki is set as multi lingual with "sk, en" languages. Default lang is "sk". Is it possible that this is a problem?

Absolutely, that's the cause of the issue. You need to create a sk translation of the en page. To do this, simply go to .../xwiki/bin/edit/BBCode/Translations?language=sk&editor=wiki , then check whether the en translations show up in the page and if they do save it. If the page is empty when you create it, copy/paste the content from .../xwiki/bin/edit/BBCode/Translations?language=en&editor=wiki to it before saving. Guillaume

Hi Guillaume, we made fresh installation (no multilingual, default language en), we tried JBoss and Tomcat too, but result was same :( In all BBCode pages are shown names of variables instead of the values. For example: http://localhost:8080/xwiki/bin/view/BBCode/Admin Bulletin Boards Administration Welcome to your Bulletin Boards Administration Console. ..... (in my local installation) and bb_administration bb_welcomeadmin .... (in server installation, JBoss, Tomcat, too) there is some problem with "$msg" Any idea what would help? Guillaume Lerouge wrote:

Hi Frantisek,

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Our wiki is set as multi lingual with "sk, en" languages. Default lang is "sk". Is it possible that this is a problem?

Absolutely, that's the cause of the issue. You need to create a sk translation of the en page.

To do this, simply go to .../xwiki/bin/edit/BBCode/Translations?language=sk&editor=wiki , then check whether the en translations show up in the page and if they do save it. If the page is empty when you create it, copy/paste the content from .../xwiki/bin/edit/BBCode/Translations?language=en&editor=wiki to it before saving.

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Guillaume Lerouge wrote:

Absolutely, that's the cause of the issue. You need to create a sk translation of the en page.

To do this, simply go to .../xwiki/bin/edit/BBCode/Translations?language=sk&editor=wiki , then check whether the en translations show up in the page and if they do save it. If the page is empty when you create it, copy/paste the content from .../xwiki/bin/edit/BBCode/Translations?language=en&editor=wiki to it before saving.

Hi Guillaume, Perhaps this behavior is somehow platform specific. Look at this... http://tinyurl.com/5b89bk This page is installed in a virtual mode wiki. Gl is the default language. No translations, even no default language for BBCode.Translations (perhaps this is the clue, I've not tried to set a language there). And we have no problem: English is shown whatever language is set or forced for a given page. Frantisek, could you check if your BBCode.Translations has default language? Just my 2c.! Cheers, Ricardo -- Ricardo Rodríguez Your EPEC Network ICT Team

Frantisek Kall wrote:

Hi, I am not sure if this problem is dependend on language setings. On my local installation it works well with multilingual and no multilingual as well. In server installation BB application doesn't work in one lingual and multilingual setting.

In multilingual setting translation page is set:

"You are editing the following translation: en. The original language of the document is . Other translations: sk "

Thanks

Frantisek

I've checked here and in all installations I've done here default language is not set for BBCode.Translations. I don't know why this happens here or, the other way round, I don't know why you have it set there... :-( Perhaps the following are too basic questions, but as the problem seems to be hard to find, I am just trying to propose a check list that could help us to work out this issue. So, let's try to describe how both systems, local and remote, are configured. I think it is better to call them local -the box you are working at- and remote -another box wired to your network to which you access with TCP/IP- because, after all, both of them has to run servlet instance. I guess you are accessing local installation at http://127.0.0.1:8080/xwiki or something like that and the remote box at http://your.host.domain:8080/xwiki. Of course ports can be different, I am just using the used by default by Tomcat when accessed in standalone mode. 1. Are both JBoss running on Linux? Same JBoss release and Linux flavor and release? 2. What database are you using in local and remote installations? 3. What XWiki product? XE? 4. Have you downloaded the SendByMail from http://tinyurl.com/3zkw6h? When? or are you using a version bundled with your XWiki product? Cheers, Ricardo -- Ricardo Rodríguez Your EPEC Network ICT Team

Hi first I answer on Ricardo's question. Local system - it is Windows standalone installation including a Jetty container and an HSQLDB database all set up as is - after standard installation I only set system to UTF-8 and install Bulletin board application http://code.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Applications/BulletinBoardApplicationDo... - it runs well Remote system - Linux Red Hat, MySql, JBoss 4.2.2, Java 1.5, we also try Tomcat, with not good result. but !!! :) Today morning we made fresh installation of Java, JBoss, XWiki and BB app and it started to work. I don't know what helped but important for us is that it works. I also checked other bug we noticed before - system log of LDAP users when they switch to advanced edit mode (not only when they switch, but also every time when they want to edit page in wysiwyg mode) - but this problem remain :( So thanks to all for cooperation Frantisek Sergiu Dumitriu-2 wrote:

[Ricardo Rodriguez] Your EPEC Network ICT Team wrote:

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Frantisek Kall wrote:

...

Hi, I am not sure if this problem is dependend on language setings. On my local installation it works well with multilingual and no multilingual as well. In server installation BB application doesn't work in one lingual and multilingual setting.

In multilingual setting translation page is set:

"You are editing the following translation: en. The original language of the document is . Other translations: sk "

Thanks

Frantisek

I've checked here and in all installations I've done here default language is not set for BBCode.Translations. I don't know why this happens here or, the other way round, I don't know why you have it set there... :-(

Perhaps the following are too basic questions, but as the problem seems to be hard to find, I am just trying to propose a check list that could help us to work out this issue. So, let's try to describe how both systems, local and remote, are configured.

I think it is better to call them local -the box you are working at- and remote -another box wired to your network to which you access with TCP/IP- because, after all, both of them has to run servlet instance.

I guess you are accessing local installation at http://127.0.0.1:8080/xwiki or something like that and the remote box at http://your.host.domain:8080/xwiki. Of course ports can be different, I am just using the used by default by Tomcat when accessed in standalone mode.

1. Are both JBoss running on Linux? Same JBoss release and Linux flavor and release? 2. What database are you using in local and remote installations? 3. What XWiki product? XE? 4. Have you downloaded the SendByMail from http://tinyurl.com/3zkw6h? When? or are you using a version bundled with your XWiki product?

Cheers,

Ricardo

Can you please check again that the translation document IS registered in the XWikiPreferences? Don't assume it is, go see. There is no such thing as a strange random bug that hates remote hosts; most of the times it is a PBKAC. -- Sergiu Dumitriu http://purl.org/net/sergiu/ _______________________________________________ users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.xwiki.org/mailman/listinfo/users

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