Hi Eugen,
On Sat, Dec 19, 2009 at 1:39 AM, Colesnicov Eugen <ecolesnicov(a)gmail.com>wrote;wrote:
As I understand, Xwiki use different portions of code for the different
browsers - FF and IE - for the WEBDAV link. IE working directly with
webdav,
but firefox - is not. If I try to click on a webdav link (edit link) ff ask
me for exetention FoxWiki. This is a special extention for XWiki and for
this extention need to setup one by one all applications. But for IE - not
need special plugins and not need any setup. Exists another plugin for FF -
openwebfolder (
http://openwebfolder.mozdev.org/) as a described in a home
page of this extention: "Internet Explorer itself does not contain any
WebDAV support. However, it does offer hooks to Microsoft's WebDAV
component, usually called "web folders". Openwebfolder itself does not
contain any platform-independant WebDAV related code. It just adds hooks so
that Microsoft's "Webfolder" WebDAV client can be invoked in a similar way
like in IE." My idea - try to use this extention for FF.
I remember trying out openwebfolder extension some times ago but as I
understood it's only capable opening webdav directories for display. Not
sure if it could fire the native application that would carry out the edit
operation.
But everytime XWiki
offer for me - "download FoxWiki" - as I understand, according to the XWiki
template - attachmentsinline.vm. This template use different edit-calls for
the different browsers. How I need to change attachmentsinline.vm for the
using one edit-call and for FF and for IE? As I understand - with FF
extention openwebfolder - all will be as of IE, if XWiki will give to user
same edit-link like IE. (I tried in other webdav application - all
working).
It would be great if you can investigate this a little bit :)
May be you could try editing attachmentsinline.vm (+ you might have to
edit webdav
application<http://code.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Applications/WebdavAppl…
as well) and get rid of the code which tries to install FoXWiki. This
would leave FoXWiki apart but I'm not sure how we can communicate with
openwebfolder (i.e. fire it up instead FoXWiki installation).
I would like to have a look into this but I'm occupied a bit these days.
Thanks.
- Asiri
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