Hi Yury,
Hm, that's true... I hadn't thought of that. Some checkbox could be added
to the Page Schemas form, but maybe the better solution is just to have
uploadable fields in SF start adding a "File:" to the beginning of file
names they've uploaded. It's something that various people have asked
about, but I never took that seriously - I liked the "cleanliness" of not
including the namespace, and just having the file name. But maybe that
cleanliness is more trouble than it's worth - I know that, even without
this Page Schemas issue, the fact that a "File:" needs to be added to the
template has caused a considerable amount of confusion.
The main counter-argument might be that this approach is already in place
on a lot of wikis, so making a change to the upload setup would require
people to change a lot of existing pages; but then again,
backward-compatibility can't be a reason to never make a change, and the
Replace Text extension might be able to help with that sort of thing anyway.
Any thoughts?
-Yaron
On Tue, May 7, 2013 at 4:02 PM, Yury Katkov <katkov.ju...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi Yaron, all!
>
> It's possible now to create uploadable fields in forms via PageSchemas: we
> just create a Page property and specifily the field as uploadable in
> additional paramerest. There is however an issue.
> When I generate the templates I need the File namespace to be added in
> front of the filename:
>
> [[someproperty::File:MyCoolPicture.jpg]]
>
> Instead I have the following:
>
> [[someproperty::MyCoolPicture.jpg]]
>
> and my image not appears on the page.
>
> Yaron, what's your advice on how to better handle that in a PageSchemas if
> I want to add this feature? What about adding a checkbox "uploadable" to
> the Field definition?
> -----
> Yury Katkov, WikiVote
>
>
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