Hi Janne, I should have probably mentioned that when talking about more advanced JSPs, I mean that I have to include a lot of script files. Because the JSP is resolved using the "VIEW" context though (if I'm not mistaken), I cannot have any <script> tags in my JSP because that will break the ViewTemplate.jsp.
Is there any other way having a JSP as a special page while still being able to have full control over the JSP from top to bottom? Besides, although I defined my JSP directly as a special page, that JSP (let's call it MyJSP.jsp) is never invoked directly but instead MyJSPContent.jsp will be included by the ViewTemplate). Is this intentional? Thanks, Matthias 2007/11/26, Janne Jalkanen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > Yes, that is exactly the reason why they exist. It allows you to > reference any JSP page as a WikiPage. Even reference counting should > work. > > jspwiki.specialPage.MyAdvancedJSP = myownjsps/my.jsp > > and then use > > [MyAdvancedJSP] within WikiMarkup. > > /Janne > > On Mon, Nov 26, 2007 at 05:50:13PM +0100, Matthias Käppler wrote: > > Hi, > > > > I was wondering, there is a "jspwiki.specialPage" property in > > jspwiki.properties which is set for a couple of pages. Can I use this to > > reference my own JSPs as a plain old wiki page? > > > > My problem is that I have a rather advanced JSP with a lot of scripting > > magic going on, and I want to reference it from the LeftMenu, not > through a > > "raw" link to the JSP. > > > > Can I do this with special pages? If so, how? (of course I tried setting > my > > page JSP as a special page, but that didn't change anything). > > > > Thanks, > > Matthias > -- Matthias Käppler Research Assistant Knowledge Management Group DFKI GmbH, Germany
