specialPages are for all intents and purposes, wikipages. Interwiki
references are external references, and are e.g. not subject to
referencemanager operations.
/Janne
On Nov 26, 2007, at 19:12 , Terry Steichen wrote:
Just a small question:
What's the difference between jspwiki.interWikiRef.xxx and
jspwiki.specialPage.xxx (other than the former can - optionally -
refer to a link on another site)?
And a suggestion - you might want to mention the use of the %s
parameter, as in:
jspwiki.specialPage.item = Wiki.jsp?page=MySpecialPage&parm1=%s
which allows the use of markup like:
[Item:xxxxx]
Janne Jalkanen wrote:
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
