Hi All,

I have used JSPWiki 2.8 version for a while and I am not familiar with 3.0 features and development status. I decided to check first with email before doing any further investigations.

I am not sure is it possible to do same thing other way in 3.0 version. I checked that the modified files still exist in 3.0, but I am not sure are those working same way.

Need:
Make end user easier to create consistent wiki pages with template page with variables.

I found the clone feature, but I did not find similar variable expansion as for example in TWiki.

After modifcation with a couple of lines of extra code, I can call Edit.jsp with variables expanded in new clone page.
Edit.jsp?page=Notes%20Db%20View%20times&clone=DefaultNote&expand=true&backpage=Db%20View%20times

So I can create this kind of links in my pages:
[{InsertPage page='Notes Db View times'},default=
'Auto-generated page. Add description and comments to page <a href="Edit.jsp?page=Notes Db View times&clone=DefaultNote&expand=true&backpage=Db View times"\>Notes Db View times</a>'}]

Content of page file Defaultnote.txt:
![{$backpage}]
[Edit:{$pagename}]
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Modified files FCK.jsp and plain.jsp:

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...
<%
 String clone = request.getParameter( "clone" );
 if( clone != null )
 {
   WikiPage p = engine.getPage( clone );
   if( p != null )
   {
       AuthorizationManager mgr = engine.getAuthorizationManager();
PagePermission pp = new PagePermission( p, PagePermission.VIEW_ACTION );

       try
{ if( mgr.checkPermission( context.getWikiSession(), pp ) )
         {
           usertext = engine.getPureText( p );
         }
       }
catch( Exception e ) { /*log.error( "Accessing clone page "+clone, e );*/ }
//**********************************************************//
//Adding parameter expand to url with clone variables like {$pagename},... are expanded
       //Note variables are plain {$name} without []-characters
       //by Jukka Karvanen
       String expand = request.getParameter( "expand" );
       if( expand != null )
       {
usertext=engine.getVariableManager().expandVariables(context ,usertext);
       }
//**********************************************************//
   }
 }
%>

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What you think is this feasible also for 3.0 version?

Jukka

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