Jonas von Malottki wrote:
> Hello Jerome,
>
> yep that helps a lot. Also because the links are created in a Plugin,
> which makes it no extra effort, to use xwiki builtin functions.
>
> Furthermore it shouldn't be a problem to create a Macro that resolves
> that Class to ClassTemplate relation and does the thing with less
> parameters.
>
Note that the "edit" link should only be written when the page is new,
otherwise a norma "view" link should be used. In the macro you could
write something like:
#macro(printCustomLink $targetDocName $templateName)
#set($targetDoc = $xwiki.getDocument($targetDoc))
#if($targetDoc.isNew())
#set($targetUrl = $targetDoc.getURL("inline",
"template=${templateName}"))
#else
#set($targetUrl = $targetDoc.getURL())
#end
<a href="$targetUrl">$targetDoc.displayTitle</a>
#end
>
> Jerome Velociter wrote:
>> Hello Jonas,
>>
>> As for now, you can only create a link to a page of class Apple (I
>> understand by that a page that contains a object of the apple class and
>> that includes its content from a page that knows how to display apple
>> documents, i.e. XWiki.AppleClassSheet) by writing the link yourself : <a
>> href="$xwiki.getURL('Apples.SomeApple','inline','template=XWiki.AppleClassTemplate')">Your
>> link</a> for instance.
>> In the future (couple of months a priori), we plan to support custom wiki
>> links which will allow users to chose the type (class) of page they want
>> to write when clicking such a "natural wiki link" with question mark.
>>
>> Hope this helps,
>> Regards,
>> Jerome.
>>
>> PS: more on the notions of Class/Sheet/Template on Vincent's tutorial on
>> theserverside :
>> http://www.theserverside.com/tt/articles/article.tss?l=XWiki
>>
>>> Hello Xwiki-Devs,
>>>
>>> I am not quite sure if this one is just a stupid question I haven't been
>>> able to find an answer for, or if it is just impossible.
>>>
>>> Situation is this: If you hava a link in a page e.g. "[GrannySmith]" and
>>> and this page doesn't exist yet (so it'll get a questionmark as marker),
>>> as soon as somebody clicks on that link xwiki will suggest to create a
>>> new Page or go straight to the editor. So far so clear. Now for instance
>>> I have a xwiki class called "Apple" can I create a link that mandates
>>> that the newly created page should be of the class "Apple" (respectively
>>> should have an object of "Apple")? Or is there any other way to
>>> accomplish this?
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