Hi Vincent,
Thanks and apologies -- I hadn't ignored your email response, I was just
swamped with work (release time).
I was only vaguely aware of XOffice but didn't have time to explore it, but it
looks like it may have been what we needed (at least partially). What the
users didn't like
We chose XWiki back in 2009 as our wiki solution and we had successfully set up
a complete farm of 4 wikis. I have been following the progress of XWiki since
then, but unfortunately it was never utilized by our team, mostly because the
users did not want to invest the time in learning a new
I don't particularly like the recent alternative suggestions, the w is either
getting unwieldy or too wide, losing its original impact, and I'd drop my +1
for it in those cases.
To add my hack, what if:
a) the X was made bigger and put behind the Wiki part
b) the w was a full W (straighter, not
+1 16B.
Although I found the powered by buttons for *most* submissions (including 16)
to be almost unreadable.
Trevor
On Thu, 08 Apr 2010 18:02:34 +0200 Sergiu Dumitriu wrote:
Hello XWiki Community,
We're still looking for the new XWiki.org logo. First of all, many
+0.2 7 - good concept, but would suggest colour changes (it's a little
unexciting compared to the others)
+0.1 8 - I like it visually, but am trying to see the relevance of the gears
+0.1 20 is intriguing, but the shorthand versions are a little cryptic
+0.6 12D or E- lively, fun, and linked to
Here are the notes I had made while installing the EventCalendar under XEM 1.7
(XE 1.9). I had intended to update the docs on xwiki.org but haven't. Let me
know if it helps or not.
Trevor
download xwiki-plugin-calendar-1.0.jar and xwiki-application-calendar-1.0.xar
move the .jar to
I'm not familiar using .war files so I had expanded it into webapps/ROOT. I'm
guessing you either have to expand the .war before making the changes, or
somehow make the changes within the .war.
I should point out that when I said
move the .jar to $CATALINA_HOME/webapps/ROOT/WEB-INF/lib
Hi,
I had this error when I had set up the connector properties incorrectly (they
didn't match the database). It looks from your .xml that you have two
connectors uncommented: the default database and Oracle. You should only
have *one* uncommented.
When you created your database, what did
Hi Marius,
I had even looked at macros.vm in 2.0 to see if it was any different than
1.9, but I had 2.0M3 installed in our test environment, not RC1.
I restarted the server and it worked.
Thanks for the reply and the clarifications, I do appreciate it.
Trevor
On Thu, 12 Nov 2009 10:39:18
Hello,
I've tried to add toolbar buttons for fonts and colours to the Syntax 2.0
WYSIWYG toolbar in XWiki 1.9.3 by following the online guide at:
http://platform.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/AdminGuide/WysiwygEditor .
First, in macros.vm (or anywhere else) I didn't find any lines that looked
like
I don't know if this will help, but I got that error when in hibernate.cfg.xml,
the part after /localhost/ in the line:
property name=connection.urljdbc:mysql://localhost/xwiki? ...
did not match the table name in MySQL (I had changed it from the default
xwiki).
Also make sure
Rune,
Thanks for the idea, yes that would work too! With that thought, I have found
passwd.vm and it looks like I can just put the validation in there.
I take it .vm files are Velocity macros, with a little javascript thrown in?
Not that I know either, but it doesn't look too difficult.
OK, thanks again for the inspiration Rune.
I found a decent open-source password validation script in javascript. I'll
stitch it in and see how it works...
Trevor
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We'd like to disable the ability for a user to change their password (to
prevent easy passwords from being used).
I could just edit XWikiUserSheet and take out the change password link, but a
user could easily find out that changing the password could be done by typing
in the appropriate URL.
I've been looking through the XWiki documentation and have been wondering about
setting a parent when creating a new page.
I can only see two effects:
1) visually, in the page descriptor (eg. in space Projects: Projects:
Project Template Project1 (with a parent) vs Projects: Project1
Is voting for things like this open to anyone on the mailing list?
+1 (B)
+1 (4)
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I know it's the whole concept behind a wiki, but is the content of xwiki.org
open to anyone for modification? For example, I figured out how to install the
Calendar Plugin and Event Calendar Application and thought I could add the
installation steps to
Am I missing something? For some reason I can't get section edit to work in
XEM 1.9.3. It works on the default main page, and then I noticed it's in XWiki
1.0 Syntax. If I convert it to XWiki 2.0 syntax, the section editing
disappears.
If I create a new page using Header 1 sections, the
Thanks for the quick reply Vincent!
I thought I configured something wrong. I guess we'll just have to wait
patiently for XEM 2 or use syntax 1.0.
Trevor
On Fri, 28 Aug 2009 21:43:32 +0200 Vincent Massol wrote:
Section editing for XWiki Syntax 2.0 has been implemented in XE 2.0M2.
See
Or you could start using XE 2.0M4 now and provide feedback to us at
the same time in case you find any blocking issue so that we can fix
it for the final version which is approaching very quickly now.
Actually, we're running both XEM 1.7.3 and separtely XE 2.0M4. I've been
trying things
Using XEM 1.9.3 or XE 2.0 M2.
If I logout and login again without closing the browser, the session resumes to
the last page I was browsing. I don't know if that's a feature (resuming your
session) or a bug (not restarting at the dashboard).
But this also happens if I login as a different user
Sergiu,
Thanks for explaining this so well for me, it makes sense now how it does work.
I had been thinking in the way of traditional log in/work/log out workflow
that has a specific login or starting page, as opposed to a wiki model where
you could login from any page.
Thanks again for
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