Hi devs, I am opening this discussion to move the discussion started in an issue (XWIKI-12628) to its proper place, the ML. (Discussing into JIRA is very bad since it lower the audience, we tend to have done it too much recently).
So the issue is that, in the Nested Document concept, we can create children to inexistent (WebHome) page. This introduce some abnormalities: - Administering inexistent page (including page rights, see http://jira.xwiki.org/browse/XWIKI-12629) - Children of inexistent page (see http://jira.xwiki.org/browse/XWIKI-12628 ) Since we agree that having nodes in the tree of pages is fine without having the intermediate document created, we definitely need to better show this concept to the final user. It would be a pain to explain to a user that access rights for page children of an inexistent page is administrable from that inexistent page. It is also very poor when you navigate from the breadcrumb to a inexistent page as a normal user to reach "The requested page could not be found." with no way to navigate further. These inexistent page are not necessarily invisible, there is links to them, and showing that as "error" page looks inappropriate IMO. So there is probably a couple of things we could do to improve this: A) display the list of children in addition to the actual message B) display a "default" and nice (not an error) dashboard on them that allow navigation (with a button for those that can edit, to create the page) C) create them all the time, with the dashboard above by default D) do not propose links to those page in the breadcrumb to users without edit right on them ? E) ... (please add more idea) I am in favor of B) currently, since I do not think we are in an "error" case like A) seems to expose. I am wondering if D) could be useful as well to limit navigation to those page or not for user that will not find them so useful... but it may exists opposite UC. WDYT ? -- Denis Gervalle SOFTEC sa - CEO _______________________________________________ devs mailing list [email protected] http://lists.xwiki.org/mailman/listinfo/devs
