Dirk, I am just now getting around to testing this. However, I don't see the referenced line of code in any of the .js or .jsp files. Could this line be somewhere else?
I am using JSPWiki 2.6.3. -- Bobman On Fri, May 1, 2009 at 1:08 PM, Dirk Frederickx <[email protected]>wrote: > Bob, > > 1) > The state of the collapsable lists and boxes is saved in a browser > cookie JSPWiki<pagename> > > 2) > If you want a control that forces all collapsed boxes to open, you > need to write some javascript. > Or probably better is just to turn off the cookie handling of the > collapsable boxes and lists. > > Here is how. > Deactivate following js line in jspwiki-common.js: > > //var cookie = Wiki.Context.test(/view|edit|comment/) ? "JSPWiki"+name : > ""; > var cookie = ""; > > > dirk > > > On Fri, May 1, 2009 at 5:05 PM, Bob Paige <[email protected]> wrote: > > Where is the current state of a collapsebox stored? > > > > I know you can specify whether it should be open or closed by default, > but > > if I have a page with several collapseboxes on it, the state of each one > > (open or closed) is preserved if I leave the page and come back. For the > way > > I am considering using this, I can imagine some people missing the fact > that > > several of these are 'closed' and think there is no content under some > > headings. > > > > Related question: is there any way to have a control on a page that > forces > > all collapsed boxes on the page to open, revealing all hidden content in > one > > click? > > > > -- > > Bobman > > >
