As I said, we cannot help if you don't give us more information (javascript
error from firebug for instance)
Ludovic
2011/6/8 afrey af...@modusoperandi.com
I changed the wysiwyginput.vm as suggested, and the problem with the
ModalBox
was fixed. So now I'm able to get the DropBox in the
Yes, what I need to do is get all the functionality of the widgets in the
Wysiwyg mode (that is, have the widgets interactive, query, get results,
display them on the map, zoom on the map, etc). Then, when I click the Save
and View button form the wysiwyg mode, the widgets should be displayed just
You should check if your javascript is loaded when you are in wysiwyg mode.
The issue is that SSX/JSX are loaded on demand when the content is rendered.
Since you are in Wysiwyg, the rendering is in AJAX so the edit page has no
knowledge of SSX/JSX being needed, so they are not loaded.
This
Do you mind telling me how to do that, please?
Thank you.
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On 06/08/2011 05:28 PM, afrey wrote:
How do I load the jsx (Javascript extension) in wysiwyg mode?
Did you read my first reply? :)
The wysiwyginput.vm used to generate the input for the WYSIWYG
editor doesn't include javascript.vm and thus none of the JavaScript
extensions.
Simply write:
You go to the JSX page (you use XWiki.ModalBox) and edit using edit
objects. You then have a field in the objects to set when this JSX/SSX is
available.
But this might not be the problem. It's hard to actually tell the problem
without more information about your problem or being to look at it on
On 06/08/2011 05:35 PM, Ludovic Dubost wrote:
You should check if your javascript is loaded when you are in wysiwyg mode.
The issue is that SSX/JSX are loaded on demand when the content is rendered.
Since you are in Wysiwyg, the rendering is in AJAX so the edit page has no
knowledge of SSX/JSX
So, I went to http://localhost:8086/xwiki/bin/view/XWiki/ModalBox - Edit -
Objects.
Objects of type XWiki.JavaScriptExtension (1) - JavaScriptExtension 0:
modalbox - Use this extension - Changed to Always on this wiki.
Objects of type XWiki.StyleSheetExtension (1) - StyleSheetExtension 0:
modalbox
I'd say your problem is different and you need to look at which javascript
errors are reported by your browser.
Firebug is your friend for that
Ludovic
2011/6/8 afrey af...@modusoperandi.com
So, I went to http://localhost:8086/xwiki/bin/view/XWiki/ModalBox - Edit
-
Objects.
Objects of type
On 06/08/2011 08:11 PM, afrey wrote:
So, I went to http://localhost:8086/xwiki/bin/view/XWiki/ModalBox - Edit -
Objects.
Objects of type XWiki.JavaScriptExtension (1) - JavaScriptExtension 0:
modalbox - Use this extension - Changed to Always on this wiki.
Objects of type
I changed the wysiwyginput.vm as suggested, and the problem with the ModalBox
was fixed. So now I'm able to get the DropBox in the wysiwyg mode.
Thank you both for the info.
Now the problem that I have is how do I make the results from the query
widget show up in the map widget. As a reminder,
Marius,
Please see the attached file for the code that I'm using to display the
Ozone widgets in the XWiki page.
http://xwiki.475771.n2.nabble.com/file/n6451265/CodeSubmitedToXwikiTeam.txt
CodeSubmitedToXwikiTeam.txt
The problem is not displaying the widgets in the iframes. The problem is in
This could be because the jsx (Javascript extension) might not be loaded in
wysiwyg mode.
Do you actually need to view your widgets in Wysiwyg mode ?
If not you could use velocity and use #if($context.action==edit)Widgets
are not displayed in Wysiwyg#else ... #end
Ludovic
On Tue, Jun 7, 2011
Hi Alina,
On 06/01/2011 04:51 PM, afrey wrote:
I am using XWiki (3.0) to display (using iframes) a couple of Ozone widgets
as Common Map Widget, Common Query widget, and Data Generator. Ozone and
XWiki are running on two different machines.
I am able to see the query results on the map, but
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