eeeek, straight to the source, oh well it's about time I moved on from the ANSI 
C world :-)
let the learning curve begin, at least now I have something else to get in 
trouble for 'wasting' my spare time on.
 
I assume on the xwiki site there are guides for setting up an IDE(eclipse?), 
downloading and building the source.

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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of Vincent Massol
Sent: Mon 14/01/2008 11:00 PM
To: XWiki Users
Subject: Re: [xwiki-users] Blog categories in 1.2rc3 broken?


Hi Dean, 

On Jan 14, 2008, at 1:41 PM, Dean Sellers wrote:


        Greetings fellow xwiki'ers,
        I have just installed 1.2rc3 with the default database under 
linux/mysql/jboss, all is now working a treat! If anyone thinks it is 
worthwhile I can post a how-to but the instructions in the xwiki uide are 
pretty spot on now.


cool


         
        One issue though, the blog categories seem a little screwy, there are 
three News, Personal and Other but they don't display very well in the 
breadcrumbs, or the category editor in the Admin centre. Can anyone point at 
why this might be happening? I don't mind fixing it as it helps me understand 
how it works, but pointer as to what/why would be appreciated.


Yes it's been somewhat buggy in the display for some time now. I didn't get the 
chance to look into it so any help here would be most welcome :)

The page that doesn't render nice is:
http://localhost:8080/xwiki/bin/view/Blog/Categories

This page includes the http://localhost:8080/xwiki/bin/edit/XWiki/CategorySheet 
page which uses the form macro. It seems the form macro has some problems. It's 
 as if it generated code using the {table} macro but that later doesn't get 
rendered.

Thus you should probably check the FormMacro.java source.

Thanks
-Vincent


        
        
        To reproduce start from a fresh 1.2rc3 enterprise .war and import the 
.xar go to Admin->Categories and you will see what I mean, hopefully. I have 
done two seperate server builds and the get the same behaviour, both 
jboss/mysql, I haven't tried the standalone jetty install though.
         
        I am investigating xwiki as an exercise really, I do plan to deploy it 
as a public/private site once I have worked it out and re-skinned it.
         
        Thoughts, comments, hellllpppp?
         
        TIA,
        Dean.


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