[Ricardo Rodriguez] wrote:
Sorry for insisting on this topic, but I have at least an annoying
aesthetic problem that is causing me some problems here. You will see in
the following link two documents starting with PCI. The second one, PCI/...
points to nothing.
Sorry for insisting on this topic, but I have at least an annoying
aesthetic problem that is causing me some problems here. You will see in
the following link two documents starting with PCI. The second one, PCI/...
points to nothing.
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Sent: 24 February 2008 23:14
To: XWiki Users
Subject: [xwiki-users] ghost document
Hi,
This doubt comes from a previous thread, document name including /. But as far
as the behavior now
Esbach, Brandon wrote:
Slash in the actual name is not such a good idea - xwiki assumes you're
trying to create a new space, and acts accordingly.
For me, the updateName() script catches both / and \ though, among other
problem characters (or is that something I've changed on mine)?
I
Hi,
This doubt comes from a previous thread, document name including /. But
as far as the behavior now is a bit different, I don't know why, please,
allow me to start a new issue.
The point is that I'd created a document with / in its name. Namely
PCI/A/9641/07. It is quite frequent to find
