Re: [xwiki-users] overriding view.vm in own skin

2008-07-28 Thread Sergiu Dumitriu
rssh wrote:
 On Fri, 25 Jul 2008 10:50:41 +0300, Mihails Agafonovs wrote
 Have you restarted you server?
 
 Yes, of course.
 
  Where was the problem: when skin is not set, xwiki look in user preferences
 for user skin.
  With new administration application, when skin is not set,
 'XWiki.DefaultSkin' is returned (instead ), and xwiki try to find file
  in skin with name 'XWiki.DefaultSkin', than go to base skin.

Are you sure about this? I tried locally and it works fine. If the skin
is not defined in XWikiPreferences, then the skin from xwiki.cfg
(xwiki.defaultskin) is used.

Make sure that:
- In the administration page, XWiki.DefaultSkin is not present
- Or, if it is, you can modify XWiki.DefaultSkin to set the baseskin to
your skin (x)
- Or, you can put x in the administration page as the global skin and
leave xwiki.cfg unchanged

 I will submit to JIRA patch wich will fix  this issue in nearest time.
 
 Question to community: what's better ?
  a) change XWiki.java to process XWiki.DefaultSkin as no-skin ?
  b) change intialization of user preferences to return  or null instead
 XWiki.DefaultSkin, when default skin is not set.
   
 
  Quoting rssh : On Thu, 24 Jul 2008 19:02:20 +0300, rssh wrote
  gt; Good day, community.
  gt; 
  gt; Small question about customizing xwiki:
  gt;   - I want to customize skin, by creating own skin (with name
 'x'), 
  gt; After reading
 http://platform.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/AdminGuide/Skins
  gt;  I do next sequences of steps:
  gt; 
  gt; a) creating directory lt;xwiki-basegt;/skins/x, 
  gt; b) copying all files from touckan to x 
  gt; c) changing default skin in xwiki.cfg grom touckan to x
  gt; d) copying file templates/view.vm  to x
  gt; e) customizing view.vm  (writing onethins inside)
  gt; 
  gt; Last step does not work; i. e. if I change view.vm, nothing
 changed 
  gt; in xwiki.
  gt; 
  gt; So, question: it is such problem with my installation, or I
 missed something
  gt;  during creation of skin ?
  gt; 
  self-moderation: whith ?skin=x additional parameter all works.
  So: is exists way, where  xwiki.defaultskin parameter from xwiki.cfg
 is
  incorrect ?


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Re: [xwiki-users] overriding view.vm in own skin

2008-07-28 Thread rssh
On Mon, 28 Jul 2008 13:56:46 +0300, Sergiu Dumitriu wrote
 rssh wrote:
  On Fri, 25 Jul 2008 10:50:41 +0300, Mihails Agafonovs wrote
  Have you restarted you server?
  
  Yes, of course.
  
   Where was the problem: when skin is not set, xwiki look in user preferences
  for user skin.
   With new administration application, when skin is not set,
  'XWiki.DefaultSkin' is returned (instead ), and xwiki try to find file
   in skin with name 'XWiki.DefaultSkin', than go to base skin.
 
 Are you sure about this? I tried locally and it works fine. If the skin
 is not defined in XWikiPreferences, then the skin from xwiki.cfg
 (xwiki.defaultskin) is used.
 

 When you install Administration application (from svn), then skin prefefrence
for any existent user (and newly-created users) is set to
defined in XWikiPreferences.xml. (which is XWiki.DefaultSkin)

I submitted a path to Administration Application, which fix this problem
  http://jira.xwiki.org/jira/browse/XAADMINISTRATION-8


 Make sure that:
 - In the administration page, XWiki.DefaultSkin is not present
 - Or, if it is, you can modify XWiki.DefaultSkin to set the baseskin 
 to your skin (x) - Or, you can put x in the administration page as 
 the global skin and leave xwiki.cfg unchanged
 

 Yes. This is possible workarounds. But I think, that default skin must work
on fresh install, when we 'does not touch' user prefences by hands.  




  I will submit to JIRA patch wich will fix  this issue in nearest time.
  
  Question to community: what's better ?
   a) change XWiki.java to process XWiki.DefaultSkin as no-skin ?
   b) change intialization of user preferences to return  or null instead
  XWiki.DefaultSkin, when default skin is not set.

  
   Quoting rssh : On Thu, 24 Jul 2008 19:02:20 +0300, rssh wrote
   gt; Good day, community.
   gt; 
   gt; Small question about customizing xwiki:
   gt;   - I want to customize skin, by creating own skin (with name
  'x'), 
   gt; After reading
  http://platform.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/AdminGuide/Skins
   gt;  I do next sequences of steps:
   gt; 
   gt; a) creating directory lt;xwiki-basegt;/skins/x, 
   gt; b) copying all files from touckan to x 
   gt; c) changing default skin in xwiki.cfg grom touckan to x
   gt; d) copying file templates/view.vm  to x
   gt; e) customizing view.vm  (writing onethins inside)
   gt; 
   gt; Last step does not work; i. e. if I change view.vm, nothing
  changed 
   gt; in xwiki.
   gt; 
   gt; So, question: it is such problem with my installation, or I
  missed something
   gt;  during creation of skin ?
   gt; 
   self-moderation: whith ?skin=x additional parameter all works.
   So: is exists way, where  xwiki.defaultskin parameter from xwiki.cfg
  is
   incorrect ?
 
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Re: [xwiki-users] overriding view.vm in own skin

2008-07-26 Thread Sergiu Dumitriu
rssh wrote:
 On Fri, 25 Jul 2008 10:50:41 +0300, Mihails Agafonovs wrote
 Have you restarted you server?
 
 Yes, of course.
 
  Where was the problem: when skin is not set, xwiki look in user preferences
 for user skin.
  With new administration application, when skin is not set,
 'XWiki.DefaultSkin' is returned (instead ), and xwiki try to find file
  in skin with name 'XWiki.DefaultSkin', than go to base skin.

Are you sure about this? I tried locally and it works fine. If the skin 
is not defined in XWikiPreferences, then the skin from xwiki.cfg 
(xwiki.defaultskin) is used.

Make sure that:
- In the administration page, XWiki.DefaultSkin is not present
- Or, if it is, you can modify XWiki.DefaultSkin to set the baseskin to 
your skin (x)
- Or, you can put x in the administration page as the global skin and 
leave xwiki.cfg unchanged

 I will submit to JIRA patch wich will fix  this issue in nearest time.
 
 Question to community: what's better ?
  a) change XWiki.java to process XWiki.DefaultSkin as no-skin ?
  b) change intialization of user preferences to return  or null instead
 XWiki.DefaultSkin, when default skin is not set.
   
 
  Quoting rssh : On Thu, 24 Jul 2008 19:02:20 +0300, rssh wrote
  gt; Good day, community.
  gt; 
  gt; Small question about customizing xwiki:
  gt;   - I want to customize skin, by creating own skin (with name
 'x'), 
  gt; After reading
 http://platform.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/AdminGuide/Skins
  gt;  I do next sequences of steps:
  gt; 
  gt; a) creating directory lt;xwiki-basegt;/skins/x, 
  gt; b) copying all files from touckan to x 
  gt; c) changing default skin in xwiki.cfg grom touckan to x
  gt; d) copying file templates/view.vm  to x
  gt; e) customizing view.vm  (writing onethins inside)
  gt; 
  gt; Last step does not work; i. e. if I change view.vm, nothing
 changed 
  gt; in xwiki.
  gt; 
  gt; So, question: it is such problem with my installation, or I
 missed something
  gt;  during creation of skin ?
  gt; 
  self-moderation: whith ?skin=x additional parameter all works.
  So: is exists way, where  xwiki.defaultskin parameter from xwiki.cfg
 is
  incorrect ?


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Re: [xwiki-users] overriding view.vm in own skin

2008-07-25 Thread rssh
On Fri, 25 Jul 2008 10:50:41 +0300, Mihails Agafonovs wrote
 Have you restarted you server?

Yes, of course.

 Where was the problem: when skin is not set, xwiki look in user preferences
for user skin.
 With new administration application, when skin is not set,
'XWiki.DefaultSkin' is returned (instead ), and xwiki try to find file
 in skin with name 'XWiki.DefaultSkin', than go to base skin.

I will submit to JIRA patch wich will fix  this issue in nearest time.

Question to community: what's better ?
 a) change XWiki.java to process XWiki.DefaultSkin as no-skin ?
 b) change intialization of user preferences to return  or null instead
XWiki.DefaultSkin, when default skin is not set.
  

  Quoting rssh : On Thu, 24 Jul 2008 19:02:20 +0300, rssh wrote
  gt; Good day, community.
  gt; 
  gt; Small question about customizing xwiki:
  gt;   - I want to customize skin, by creating own skin (with name
 'x'), 
  gt; After reading
 http://platform.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/AdminGuide/Skins
  gt;  I do next sequences of steps:
  gt; 
  gt; a) creating directory lt;xwiki-basegt;/skins/x, 
  gt; b) copying all files from touckan to x 
  gt; c) changing default skin in xwiki.cfg grom touckan to x
  gt; d) copying file templates/view.vm  to x
  gt; e) customizing view.vm  (writing onethins inside)
  gt; 
  gt; Last step does not work; i. e. if I change view.vm, nothing
 changed 
  gt; in xwiki.
  gt; 
  gt; So, question: it is such problem with my installation, or I
 missed something
  gt;  during creation of skin ?
  gt; 
  self-moderation: whith ?skin=x additional parameter all works.
  So: is exists way, where  xwiki.defaultskin parameter from xwiki.cfg
 is
  incorrect ?
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  gt; GradSoft. http://www.gradsoft.ua
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