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Cassandra Targett commented on SOLR-4618:
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A few notes about the export:
# I've tried to remove instances of "LucidWorks" branding, including the
copyright notice that appeared on every page. I might have missed some, so if
you find any, I can remove them and re-upload or they can be fixed after
importing. I also removed all our old page history from years of page edits.
# The export was made with Confluence 3.4.5, which should be all right to
import into 3.4.9 (the version used by Apache). If it won't work, I have a
trick to make it work.
# I included a relatively quick & dirty stylesheet modeled after the Solr
website, which can be easily removed or modified as desired. I'll also attach
it to this issue.
# This export has a space key of 'srg41'. If the key isn't changed before
import, the Solr Ref Guide for 4.1 will be at
http://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/srg41, and can't be changed. To
maintain a "4.1" version, that might be fine. However, if it would be preferred
to change the key to "solr" or "solr41" (or something else), I can do that and
re-upload the package.
# There are some Confluence plugins used in the pages that may not be currently
installed in the Apache Confluence instance. Rooting all these out would be a
huge task and it might be easier if it's imported and then fix what breaks.
But, for the record, here are the plugins that I think might cause a problem:
## The Navigation plugin, which provides nav links at the bottom of every page.
## The Link Validator plugin, used on one page currently called "Internal Doc
Link Check". It runs through every page, checks every link, and shows the
status of each one.
## The Reporting plugin, used to set up the link checking page.
## The Content Formatting plugin, which provides some advanced formatting tools.
## The Table of Contents plugin, which provides TOCs on many pages. I suspect
this is automatically included with Confluence, but I mention it in case it's
not (lots of pages will look broken if not).
## The Table Plugin, which provides advanced table options, like sorting, row
highlighting, etc. There's only one page that uses this, so that could just be
fixed after import.
> Integrate LucidWorks' Solr Reference Guide with Solr documentation
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>
> Key: SOLR-4618
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SOLR-4618
> Project: Solr
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: documentation
> Affects Versions: 4.1
> Reporter: Cassandra Targett
> Attachments: NewSolrStyle.css, SolrRefGuide4.1-ASF.zip
>
>
> LucidWorks would like to donate the "Apache Solr Reference Guide", maintained
> by LucidWorks tech writers, to the Solr community. It was first produced in
> 2009 as a download-only PDF for Solr 1.4, but since 2011 it has been online
> at http://docs.lucidworks.com/display/solr/ and updated for Solr 3.x releases
> and for Solr 4.0 and 4.1.
> I've prepared an XML export from our Confluence installation, which can be
> easily imported into the Apache Confluence installation by someone with
> system admin rights. The doc has not yet been updated for 4.2, so it covers
> Solr 4.1 so far. I'll add some additional technical notes about the export
> itself in a comment.
> Since we use Confluence at LucidWorks, I can also offer assistance getting
> Confluence set up, importing this package into it, or any other help needed
> for the community to start using this.
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