6 Apr
2008
6 Apr
'08
7:39 p.m.
Hi
Maybe I just don't get it, but it seems to me that on the blog level the
usability, meaning to edit the document, suddenly breakes with the usual way
to do it (Inline from). Is it a feature or a bug?
Cheers,
Squirrel
6 Apr
6 Apr
7:52 p.m.
Hi Squirrel,
Maybe I just don't get it, but it seems to me
that on the blog level the
usability, meaning to edit the document, suddenly breakes with the usual way
to do it (Inline from). Is it a feature or a bug?
Do you mean on a blog article page (bin/view/Blog/SomeArticle) or on
the Blog homepage itself (bin/view/Blog/WebHome) ? On Blog.WebHome
there's no inline edition because the page holds the code required to
display the articles. To edit a given article you need to go to that
article page by clicking on the permalink poiting towards it, where
you can access the usual inline edition mode again.
Guillaume
8:40 p.m.
On Sun, Apr 6, 2008 at 12:52 PM, Guillaume Lerouge <guillaume(a)xwiki.com>
wrote:
Hi Squirrel,
Do you mean on a blog article page
(bin/view/Blog/SomeArticle) or on
the Blog homepage itself (bin/view/Blog/WebHome) ? On Blog.WebHome
there's no inline edition because the page holds the code required to
display the articles. To edit a given article you need to go to that
article page by clicking on the permalink poiting towards it, where
you can access the usual inline edition mode again.
Guillaume
Hi Guillaume
I mean on the blog article itself. There you can't edit the page with "Edit
=> Wiki / WYSIWYG" but only with "Edit => Inline form". When you try
to edit
the blog article itself with the Wiki or WYSIWYG editor you see only
"#includeForm("XWiki.ArticleClassSheet")".
Do you know what I mean?
Squirrel
7 Apr
7 Apr
12:34 p.m.
Squirrel wrote:
On Sun, Apr 6, 2008 at 12:52 PM, Guillaume Lerouge
<guillaume(a)xwiki.com>
wrote:
Definitely a feature. This is what makes inline editing work.
Why would you like to edit the wiki content? If you want to alter the
layout of all blog articles, then you should edit the
XWiki.ArticleClassSheet document, as that is the "sheet" defining how
all blog articles look.
--
Sergiu Dumitriu
http://purl.org/net/sergiu/
Hi Squirrel,
Do you mean on a blog article page
(bin/view/Blog/SomeArticle) or on
the Blog homepage itself (bin/view/Blog/WebHome) ? On Blog.WebHome
there's no inline edition because the page holds the code required to
display the articles. To edit a given article you need to go to that
article page by clicking on the permalink poiting towards it, where
you can access the usual inline edition mode again.
Guillaume
Hi Guillaume
I mean on the blog article itself. There you can't edit the page with "Edit
=> Wiki / WYSIWYG" but only with "Edit => Inline form". When you try
to edit
the blog article itself with the Wiki or WYSIWYG editor you see only
"#includeForm("XWiki.ArticleClassSheet")".
Do you know what I mean?
2:53 p.m.
On Mon, Apr 7, 2008 at 5:34 AM, Sergiu Dumitriu <sergiu(a)xwiki.com> wrote:
Squirrel wrote:
I just thought you can edit a blog entry the same way you can edit the
frontpage. If you do so on the frontpage you don't get the
"XWiki.ArticleClassSheet" or whatsoever message, but you can edit the
content in 3 ways: Wiki, WYSIWYG or Inline. I thought this must be possible
with a blog entry too, so it shouldn't just show
"#includeForm("XWiki.ArticleClassSheet")", but the content of the
blog
entry. If you would like to change the look of the blog entry (the
surroundings) then go specifically to the "XWiki.ArticleClassSheet" and
change it...
Is that wrong thinking?
On Sun, Apr 6, 2008 at 12:52 PM, Guillaume
Lerouge <guillaume(a)xwiki.com>
wrote:
"Edit
Hi Squirrel,
Do you mean on a blog article page
(bin/view/Blog/SomeArticle) or on
the Blog homepage itself (bin/view/Blog/WebHome) ? On Blog.WebHome
there's no inline edition because the page holds the code required to
display the articles. To edit a given article you need to go to that
article page by clicking on the permalink poiting towards it, where
you can access the usual inline edition mode again.
Guillaume
Hi Guillaume
I mean on the blog article itself. There you can't edit the page with => Wiki / WYSIWYG" but only with
"Edit => Inline form". When you try to
edit
the blog article itself with the Wiki or WYSIWYG
editor you see only
"#includeForm("XWiki.ArticleClassSheet")".
Do you know what I mean?
Definitely a feature. This is what makes inline editing work.
Why would you like to edit the wiki content? If you want to alter the
layout of all blog articles, then you should edit the
XWiki.ArticleClassSheet document, as that is the "sheet" defining how
all blog articles look.
--
Sergiu Dumitriu <http://purl.org/net/sergiu/> 
3:13 p.m.
Squirrel wrote:
I mean on the blog article itself. There you can't
edit the page with "Edit
=> Wiki / WYSIWYG" but only with "Edit => Inline form". When you try
to edit
the blog article itself with the Wiki or WYSIWYG editor you see only
"#includeForm("XWiki.ArticleClassSheet")".
Do you know what I mean?
This is feature of advanced editing mode.
See http://platform.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Features/PageEditing
After clicking on the "Edit" button in
simple mode, XWiki will
automatically edit the page in the basic mode (WYSIWYG or Wiki) for
standard pages and in Form mode for pages which include Forms (ie
pages using the #includeForm() macro).
--
Artem Melentyev
3:15 p.m.
Hi,
I just thought you can edit a blog entry the same way
you can edit the
frontpage. If you do so on the frontpage you don't get the
"XWiki.ArticleClassSheet" or whatsoever message, but you can edit the
content in 3 ways: Wiki, WYSIWYG or Inline. I thought this must be
possible
with a blog entry too, so it shouldn't just show
"#includeForm("XWiki.ArticleClassSheet")", but the content of the
blog
entry. If you would like to change the look of the blog entry (the
surroundings) then go specifically to the "XWiki.ArticleClassSheet" and
change it...
Is that wrong thinking?
No. However, one thing you're forgetting is that you're thinking as an
advanced user right here. When you're an user using simple mode (you can
change the setting on your profile page), you are presented with only the
edit button, without any fancy options. Upon clicking on the button on any
page, it will automatically select the relevant edition mode. Meaning that
for most users, they'll click on "edit" when seeing the blog article and
they will be presented with the right thing immediately.
Actually, when you click directly on "edit" in advanced mode (instead of
getting in the drop-down list) it automatically goes to the right action :-)
Guillaume
4:23 p.m.
On Mon, Apr 7, 2008 at 8:15 AM, Guillaume Lerouge <guillaume(a)xwiki.com>
wrote:
Hi,
Doh! I'm sorry about that guys. I really should read more in the first
place... :-(
I just thought you can edit a blog entry the same
way you can edit the
frontpage. If you do so on the frontpage you don't get the
"XWiki.ArticleClassSheet" or whatsoever message, but you can edit the
content in 3 ways: Wiki, WYSIWYG or Inline. I thought this must be
possible
with a blog entry too, so it shouldn't just show
"#includeForm("XWiki.ArticleClassSheet")", but the content of the
blog
entry. If you would like to change the look of the blog entry (the
surroundings) then go specifically to the "XWiki.ArticleClassSheet" and
change it...
Is that wrong thinking?
No. However, one thing you're forgetting is that you're thinking as an
advanced user right here. When you're an user using simple mode (you can
change the setting on your profile page), you are presented with only the
edit button, without any fancy options. Upon clicking on the button on any
page, it will automatically select the relevant edition mode. Meaning that
for most users, they'll click on "edit" when seeing the blog article and
they will be presented with the right thing immediately.
Actually, when you click directly on "edit" in advanced mode (instead of
getting in the drop-down list) it automatically goes to the right action
:-)
Guillaume
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