Thank a lot. Another question: How-to determine if a page exist?
wiki.pageExists("Foobar") = true
and
wiki.pageExists("foobar") = false
My comprehension is the page's name is case insensitive. It is right?
Then what is the test for know if a page exists?
THX again,
Eric
-----Message d'origine-----
De : Janne Jalkanen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Envoyé : vendredi 12 septembre 2008 15:55
À : [email protected]
Objet : Re: howto get the jspwiki URL of a page
Heya!
Just use
<snip>
WikiEngine wiki = context.getEngine();
// Returns /Wiki.jsp?page=Foobar
String url = wiki.getURL( WikiContext.VIEW, "Foobar", null, false );
// Returns /Edit.jsp?page=Foobar
String url = wiki.getURL( WikiContext.EDIT, "Foobar", null, false );
// Returns http://mywiki.org/Wiki.jsp?page=Foobar
String url = wiki.getURL( WikiContext.VIEW, "Foobar", null, true );
<snip>
Whether you get an absolute or a relative URL in the first two cases
depends on the setting of jspwiki.referenceStyle in your
jspwiki.properties.
/Janne
On 12 Sep 2008, at 09:07, Lannaud, Eric wrote:
> Sorry to disturbing you ! I'm writing a plugin.
>
> When I get :
> WikiEngine wikiengine=context.getEngine();
> How do I do for print:
> /Edit.jsp?page=PageXXXXX
> Or
> /Wiki.jsp?page=PageXXXXX
>
> The best is to print directly the full HTML like:
> <a class="wikipage" href="Wiki.jsp?page=PageXXXXX">PageXXXXX</a>
> Or
> <a class="createpage" href="Edit.jsp?page=PageXXXXX" title="Create
> 'PageXXXXX'">PageXXXXX</a>
>
> Thank you for your help --Eric
>
>
>
