Hi Gaetan, On Jun 8, 2009, at 5:02 PM, Gaëtan GUYODO wrote:

Hi,

1) I've just migrated my xwikies to 1.8.4, seems to work fine, thanks again team ;)

2) I have imported the "Extended Todo Application" v1.3 and it doesn't worked first: adding a new todo => nothing new , the todo list was still empty. I saw that "Extended Todo Application" worked with "Date Picker". So I downloaded "Date Picker", imported that application and now it works fine ! Maybe it could be usefull to add that information on the "Extended Todo Application" page. Or maybe I'm just blind (possible).

Maybe you could add that information yourself and thus help us improve the doc? It's a wiki after all! :) Thanks -Vincent

3) That "Extended Todo Application" v1.3 have dates on mm/dd/yyyy format. is-it possible to use another format (like, for example, dd/mm/yyyy) ?

Thanks, Gaëtan

Hi, afrey wrote:

Gaetan, you mentioned that you imported and used the Todo Application. Could you please explain or point me to the right direction on how to install an application, for example the "Todo application". What do I need to do after I downloaded the application and imported the .xar file. What is the next step in order to make use of the application. Thanks,

Alina.

Check the sections in the document holding the application you want to use intended to help users to understand how to use it (usage, samples,...) Even though no instructions are given, after importing the xar you are presented with a list of the newly created documents. For instance, for the ExtendedTodoApplication contributed by M Rawash, you'll get: * XWiki.TodoClass * XWiki.TodoClassSheet * XApp.XWikiApplicationExtendedtodoapplication * Panels.MyTodos * XWiki.TodoClassTemplate * Todo.DummyTodo * Todo.WebHome At least two keys for you: go to Todo.WebHome to start using it or add Panels.MyTodos to your Presentation>Panels configuration. You are always welcome to help others by adding useful information to the page describing the application you want to use! Hope this helps, Ricardo -- Ricardo Rodríguez CTO eBioTIC. Life Sciences, Data Modeling and Information Management Systems