This is my first post so, hello everyone! I've been using xwiki for a few years but only now am I starting to have a play with applications. When creating a new document in an application, the user needs to enter a name before actually entering data in whatever fields have been defined. My question is, could I setup my application in such a way that the name of the new document would be defined by information in the fields. Basically skipping the whole Document name input phase. I've spent a good few hours browsing through this mailing list but could not find an answer to this particular problem.

Hello Pascal. From what I understand, this regex validates either: - A server name with brackets, so yours would be "[iwiki.cp2i.i2]" - An IP address (4 groups of 1 to 3 digits, dot separated) So maybe it will work if you add brackets to your server name? And yes, I find it a bit strange, me too. :-) Hope it helps, Guillaume Fenollar 2014-03-04 11:28 GMT+01:00 Pascal BASTIEN &lt;pbasnews-xwiki(a)yahoo.fr&gt;fr>: > Hello > > I think there are a wrong regexp in sendmail function in > templates/shareinline.vm (xwiki 5.4.1) > > > #if ($serverName.matches('\[.*\]|(\d{1,3}+\.){3}+\d{1,3}+')) > #if ("$!{xwiki.getXWikiPreference('admin_email')}" != '') > #set ($sender = "$!{escapetool.q($sender)} > <$!{xwiki.getXWikiPreference('admin_email')}>") > #else > #set ($sender = "$!{escapetool.q($sender)} &lt;noreply(a)domain.net&gt;&quot;) > #end > #else > #set ($sender = "$!{escapetool.q($sender)} <noreply@$!{serverName}>") > #end > > I filled admin_email and my my nameserver is "iwiki.cp2i.i2" but i tried > with "iwiki.cp2i.fr" to. > > I don't understand very well the regexp (writing a regexp is simpler to > read it) but when I send a mail with xwiki I felt in "#set ($sender = > "$!{escapetool.q($sender)} <noreply@$!{serverName}>")" condition...