Unfortunately, it cannot be turned off (without editing the
javascript). But what it requires is a view permission to your
wiki. How could your users be editing the wiki if they do not have
view permissions?
/Janne
On 25 Feb 2008, at 07:12, Steve Dahl wrote:
In both JSPWiki 2.6.0 and 2.6.1, I have users of our wiki who are
having problems with the plain page editor.
While editing in the plain editor, if you start a link using the
[ ] syntax, a list pops up showing all pages that match what you've
typed so far. For members of the Admin group, this looks like an
interesting feature. But for all other users of our wiki, a dialog
pops up saying something to the effect of "No permission to use
this AJAX method!".
It doesn't seem to matter which browser (so far tested on Firefox,
IE, and Safari). But it does matter whether the user is Admin or not.
This seems to only affect the plain editor. WikiWizard and FCK are
not causing problems for our users.
We're running JSPWiki in Tomcat 5.5, accessing it by way of Apache2
in order to use HTTPS.
While we'd like to have a fix for this problem, we'd also like to
know whether there's a way to turn off that pop up list altogether,
especially if turning it off is much easier than finding out why
we're having problems with it.
Thanks.
