Hi Lewis,
On Mar 14, 2009, at 9:18 AM, Lewis Denizen wrote:
> Thanks Vincent (and sorry for the late reply!) - inlined my reply:
>
> On Sun, Mar 1, 2009 at 4:41 AM, Vincent Massol <vinc...@massol.net>
> wrote:
>
>> Same here, the image syntax doesn't support relative paths.
>>
>> I guess we could improve the link and image syntax to support paths
>> starting with "/" and then consider them as paths relative to the
>> context root. However it wouldn't work for relative paths such as
>> "../../some/path".
>>
>> Right now we could easily add a XWiki API to get an absolute URL from
>> a relative one.
>>
>> Note that you can still use the old syntax using the {{velocity}}
>> {{html}}<a href="..."...{{/html}}{{/velocity}} but that's not very
>> nice and it would be nice if it could be written using the new syntax
>> but was made to avoid using HTML... :)
>>
>> Would recognizing references starting with "/" a good solution for
>> you? What do others think?
>>
>
> I guess checking for "/" at the beginning would work, or maybe some
> way of
> flagging it as a relative path would be even better (maybe something
> like
> [[image:img.png||relative=true]]). Not sure how feasible this is,
> or if it
> would make sense to do so...
See the vote I've sent on this:
http://tinyurl.com/c737ve
This won't be in 1.8 final but will be in 1.9M1.
> This is not correct. The html macro must contain HTML. This is not the
>> case in your example. You need this:
>>
>> {{velocity}}
>> * this works - [[image:
>> http://localhost:8080/$xwiki.getSkinFile('icons/black-file.png<http://localhost:8080/$xwiki.getSkinFile%28%27icons/black-file.png
>>
>> >
>> ')
>> ]]
>> * this doesn't work - {{html}}<img src="$xwiki.getSkinFile('icons/
>> black-file.png')"/>{{/html}}
>> {{/velocity}}
>>
>>> It seems that the HTML Macro's final filter parses this last test
>>> case as 1
>>> BulletedListBlock and 1 XMLBlock, but I'm not sure if this the
>>> expected
>>> behavior. If this is the expected behavior, the more need to get
>>> the
>>> [[image:]] tag working...
>>>
>>> Thanks again for the great job!
>>
>
> Hm... kind of makes sense but, what does the wiki=true flag do,
> then...?
It means that HTML element content can contain wiki syntax as in:
<element>text with wiki syntax here</element>
> It's also a bit problematic for me since I have the following (posting
> everything, since this might be useful for others as well):
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> {{velocity}}#set($serverClassFullName = "Server.ServerClass"){{/
> velocity}}
> {{velocity}}#set($serverDocumentSQL = "select distinct doc from
> Document as
> doc, doc.object(${serverClassFullName}) as obj where obj.name <>
> '${serverClassFullName}Template'"){{/velocity}}
> {{velocity}}#set($serverDocuments =
> $xwiki.queryManager.xwql($serverDocumentSQL).execute()){{/velocity}}
>
> There are currently {{velocity}}**${serverDocuments.size()}**{{/
> velocity}}
> document(s) containing Server objects.
>
> {{velocity}}
Why do you repeat the velocity macro several times? You can wrap all
the macros into one single velocity macro.
> {{html}}
This one can also be in the top level velocity macro.
> <table id="serverList" class="grid sortable filterable doOddEven">
> <tr class="sortHeader">
> <th class="selectFilter">Space</th>
> <th>Class</th>
> <th>Server</th>
> <th class="unsortable noFilter">Link</th>
> </tr>
Note that in the future we've planned to add filterable/sortable
tables in the new table syntax directly.
> #foreach($serverDocument in $serverDocuments)
> #set($serverObjectSQL = "select obj.hostname, obj.prettyName,
> obj.urlRoot, obj.hostName from Document as doc,
> doc.object(${serverClassFullName}) as obj where doc.id =
> ${serverDocument.id}")
> #set($serverObjects =
> $xwiki.queryManager.xwql($serverObjectSQL).execute())
> <tr>
> <td>${serverDocument.space}</td>
> <td>${serverDocument.name}</td>
> <td>
> #foreach($serverObject in $serverObjects)
> #set($server = $listtool.get($serverObject, 0))
> #set($serverPrettyName = $listtool.get($serverObject , 1))
> #set($serverURLRoot = $listtool.get($serverObject, 2))
> #set($serverHostName = $listtool.get($serverObject , 3))
> * ${serverPrettyName} - <a href="${serverURLRoot}"><img
> src="$xwiki.getSkinFile('icons/black-file.png')" alt="Root URL"
> title="Root
> URL" /></a> <a href="${serverHostName}"><img
> src="$xwiki.getSkinFile('icons/black-rss-mini.png')" alt="Host Name"
> title="Host Name" /></a>
> #end
> </td>
> <td>[[${serverDocument.name}>>${serverDocument}]]</td>
> </tr>
> #end
> </table>
> {{/html}}
> {{/velocity}}
This looks good.
> ------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> This will list out all the properties of Server.ServerClass for all
> documents that contain a Server.ServerClass object in it. I got
> this to
> work by replacing the XWiki list syntax with:
>
> <td>
> <ul>
> #foreach($serverObject in $serverObjects)
> #set($server = $listtool.get($serverObject, 0))
> #set($serverPrettyName = $listtool.get($serverObject , 1))
> #set($serverURLRoot = $listtool.get($serverObject, 2))
> #set($serverHostName = $listtool.get($serverObject , 3))
> <li>${serverPrettyName} - <a href="${serverURLRoot}"><img
> src="$xwiki.getSkinFile('icons/black-file.png')" alt="Root URL"
> title="Root
> URL" /></a> <a href="${serverHostName}"><img
> src="$xwiki.getSkinFile('icons/black-rss-mini.png')" alt="Host Name"
> title="Host Name" /></a></li>
> #end
> </ul>
> </td>
It should work fine with the "*" as in the first example. If you could
reduce your example to the strict minimum and create a jira issue for
it that would be great.
> ... but again, not the most ideal. I also tried ending the
> {{html}} tag in
> the middle of the table, but that just became really weird. I guess
> custom
> tables like these still have to be written out in pure HTML :-(
You'll be able to write them in HTML once we have the sortable/
filterable stuff in for table in wiki syntax. I hope we'll have time
for that in 1.9.
> But, the new XWQL engine works veeeeeery nice :-D
cool :)
-Vincent
> Thanks again for the help :-)
>
> -- Lewis
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