On Wed, Dec 21, 2016 at 5:37 PM, matmassa <matma...@eng.it> wrote:
> As you suggested I created a copy of the navigation panel to work on.
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> My xwiki pages are structured as follows:
> https://url/xwiki/bin/view/Projects/FOO/
> https://url/xwiki/bin/view/Projects/FOO2/
> [...]
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> Inside "Projects" there are several "main" pages for each project (FOO is
> an
> example of the main page of a project).
> FOO page has a tree structure as you correctly wrote:
> FOO.A.WebHome
> FOO.A.B.WebHome
> FOO.X.Y.Z.WebHome
>
> I thought there were be something similar to manage the new pages logic (an
> easier way to navigate nested pages).
> Your suggestion about creating a new document reference using document
> reference works well, I "played" with substrings:
>
> #set ($index = $openTo.indexOf('xwiki:') +6)
> #set ($index2 = $openTo.indexOf('.',16))
> #set ($subb = $openTo.substring($index,$index2))
> #set ($resultpage= $subb.concat('.WebHome'))
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>
> Is there a better way to gain this result?
>
Yes.
$services.model.resolveDocument('', 'default', $
doc.documentReference.spaceReferences.get(1))
assuming there are always at least 2 level of space references ("Projects"
and the project itself), but you can do some checks to be safe.
Hope this helps,
Marius
>
> Thank you again,
> -Matteo
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