I already tried, but [[label>>Space.Page]] was displayed literally. On Wed, Dec 12, 2012 at 7:44 PM, Eduard Moraru <[email protected]> wrote:

Hi,

Why not just try it out and see if it works?

{{velocity}} #set($str="[[label>>Space.Page]]") Here is the link: $str {{/velocity}}

Thanks, Eduard

On Sun, Dec 9, 2012 at 11:36 AM, crocket <[email protected]> wrote:

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#set($str="[[label>>Space.Page]]")

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On 12/13/2012 04:39 AM, Jeremie BOUSQUET wrote:

I just tried on XE 4.1, syntax 2.1, and as expected link is correctly displayed as a link ... ?

Only reason why you would get that IMO would be if you had wiki syntax not interpreted inside velocity macro, so you could try:

Those are not the only cases. Here are two more: - Not inside a wiki document, but a filesystem template - The document is not using one of the xwiki/2.x syntaxes

{{velocity wiki="true"}} #set($str="[[label>>Space.Page]]") Here is the link: $str {{/velocity}}

... though it should be the default.

BR, Jeremie

2012/12/13 crocket <[email protected]>

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I already tried, but [[label>>Space.Page]] was displayed literally.

On Wed, Dec 12, 2012 at 7:44 PM, Eduard Moraru <[email protected]> wrote:

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Hi,

Why not just try it out and see if it works?

{{velocity}} #set($str="[[label>>Space.Page]]") Here is the link: $str {{/velocity}}

Thanks, Eduard

On Sun, Dec 9, 2012 at 11:36 AM, crocket <[email protected]> wrote:

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#set($str="[[label>>Space.Page]]")

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Hi, Here is an example that illustrates your problem, in a simplified case (using an 'AppWithinMinutes.String' object): {{velocity}} This is done with a displayer: {{{ $doc.getObject('AppWithinMinutes.String').shortText }}} This is the raw value of the property: $doc.getObject('AppWithinMinutes.String').getProperty('shortText').value {{/velocity}} Basically, when you are doing $n.description you are doing $doc.display('description', $n) which renders the output based on the default displayer. To test this, you can do: {{velocity}} {{{ $doc.getObject('AppWithinMinutes.String').shortText }}} {{velocity}} and see the output (which prints the value literally with wiki='false' and which was not what you were expecting to see): {{html clean="false" wiki="false"}}[[link>>Main.WebHome]]{{/html}} You just need to be aware of this and decide when you want to use a displayer and when you actually want the raw value of the object property. Thanks, Eduard On Fri, Dec 14, 2012 at 2:54 AM, crocket <[email protected]> wrote:

Below is the velocity macro that displays the XWiki link syntax in a variable literally. $n.description contains a link, and it is not displayed as a link but displayed literally in the XWiki syntax.

{{velocity}} #set($nsrv=$doc.getObjects("Private.NetworkServices"))

#if($nsrv) $services.objectsort.getInstance().sortByProps($nsrv, ["firewalled:desc", "port"]) |=Firewalled|=Port|=Protocol|=Service|=Application|=Description #foreach ( $n in $nsrv )

|$n.firewalled|$n.port|$n.protocol|$n.service|$n.application|$n.description #end

#else There is no network service defined. #end {{/velocity}}

On Sun, Dec 9, 2012 at 6:36 PM, crocket <[email protected]> wrote:

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Suppose str is set by #set($str="[[label>>Space.Page]]")

How do I render $str as a link in a Velocity macro?

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On Fri, Dec 14, 2012 at 12:48 PM, Eduard Moraru <[email protected]>wrote:

Hi,

Here is an example that illustrates your problem, in a simplified case (using an 'AppWithinMinutes.String' object):

{{velocity}} This is done with a displayer: {{{ $doc.getObject('AppWithinMinutes.String').shortText }}}

This is the raw value of the property: $doc.getObject('AppWithinMinutes.String').getProperty('shortText').value {{/velocity}}

Basically, when you are doing $n.description you are doing $doc.display('description', $n) which renders the output based on the default displayer. To test this, you can do: {{velocity}} {{{ $doc.getObject('AppWithinMinutes.String').shortText }}} {{velocity}}

A safer debug syntax is to use {{velocity wiki="false"}} instead of {{{ }}} ;)

and see the output (which prints the value literally with wiki='false' and which was not what you were expecting to see): {{html clean="false" wiki="false"}}[[link>>Main.WebHome]]{{/html}}

You just need to be aware of this and decide when you want to use a displayer and when you actually want the raw value of the object property.

Thanks, Eduard

On Fri, Dec 14, 2012 at 2:54 AM, crocket <[email protected]> wrote:

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Below is the velocity macro that displays the XWiki link syntax in a variable literally. $n.description contains a link, and it is not displayed as a link but displayed literally in the XWiki syntax.

{{velocity}} #set($nsrv=$doc.getObjects("Private.NetworkServices"))

#if($nsrv) $services.objectsort.getInstance().sortByProps($nsrv, ["firewalled:desc", "port"]) |=Firewalled|=Port|=Protocol|=Service|=Application|=Description #foreach ( $n in $nsrv )

|$n.firewalled|$n.port|$n.protocol|$n.service|$n.application|$n.description

...

#end

#else There is no network service defined. #end {{/velocity}}

On Sun, Dec 9, 2012 at 6:36 PM, crocket <[email protected]> wrote:

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Suppose str is set by #set($str="[[label>>Space.Page]]")

How do I render $str as a link in a Velocity macro?

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