Super, Dirk thank you very much.
Rolf Dirk Frederickx wrote: > Mm, my story was not 100% correct: > > usecase1: > 1) Go to your template page (eg. DefaultInvoice) > 2) Enter the name of your new page (eg. Invoice0001) in the quick navigation > box > 3) Click clone > >>>> Edit will open of page Invoice0001 with the content of DefaultInvoice >>>> > copied. > > Usecase2: > 1) Go to your template page (eg. DefaultInvoice) > 2) Click clone > 3) Dialog box appears with proposed new name: DefaultInvoice-New > 4) Overwrite the new name: Invoice0001 > 5) Click OK > >>>> Edit will open of page Invoice0001 with the content of DefaultInvoice >>>> > copied. > > > dirk > > > On Mon, Feb 22, 2010 at 7:18 PM, Rolf Schumacher <[email protected]>wrote: > > >> Thank you Dirk, >> >> I think I understand, what you mean. >> >> I can reproduce your way up to step 3). >> >> However - may be I'm too blind - 4) will not work. >> >> In 3) I got "http://localhost:8080/jw/Edit.jsp?page=Template&clone=Newpage >> " >> >> where "Template" is the the name I entered in the "Quick Navigation", >> while looking on "Newpage". >> >> What do you mean bei "overwrite"? In the browser URL field? >> >> Everything I tried ended up in showing me the Template and leaving the >> Newpage unchanged. >> >> Rolf >> >> >> Dirk Frederickx wrote: >> >>> Rolf, >>> >>> Curently, this is not supported by JSWiki, but if shouldn't be to hard to >>> build it yourself -- all pieces you need are available. >>> >>> What is supported is the 'clone' feature -- but often not used or not >>> >> known. >> >>> Here is how it works: >>> >>> 1) go to the Quick Navigation input box (left top) >>> 2) enter the name of the 'template page' >>> 3) click the clone button in the dropdown >>> 4) overwrite the name of the page to be created >>> >>> You will get an editing section for the new page, with the contents of >>> >> the >> >>> 'template page' copied for you. >>> >>> Hope this helps, >>> dirk >>> >>> >>> Note: >>> Look at the url in your browser. When pressing the clone button, all it >>> does is add an &clone=<template page> to the editing url. >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> On Thu, Feb 18, 2010 at 11:28 PM, Rolf Schumacher <[email protected]> >>> >> wrote: >> >>> >>>> Hi, JSPWiki Professionals, (now with the correct subject) >>>> >>>> I wonder if it would be possible to right click (or ctrl-click or so) on >>>> an unsatisfied link (a page not yet generated), choosing from a set of >>>> template pages. After that the page shall open for editing prefilled >>>> with that template text, e.g. >>>> >>>> [{SET attendees=''}] >>>> [{SET location=''}] >>>> [{SET project=''}] >>>> [{SET subject=''}] >>>> [{SET dateTime=''}] >>>> [{SET duration=''}] >>>> [{SET recorder=''}] >>>> %%tabbedSection >>>> %%tab-Content >>>> [{TableOfContents}] >>>> !!![{$subject}] >>>> >>>> !!!Actions >>>> ||Number||Headline ||Performer ||Due Date >>>> |1 | | | >>>> |2 | | | >>>> |3 | | | >>>> |4 | | | >>>> |5 | | | >>>> >>>> %% >>>> %%tab-Info >>>> * attendees = [{$attendees}] >>>> * location = [{$location}] >>>> * project = [{$project}] >>>> * subject = [{$subject}] >>>> * dateTime = [{$dateTime}] >>>> * duration = [{$duration}] >>>> %%tab-Categories >>>> [{Category_Meeting}] >>>> >>>> %% >>>> %% >>>> >>>> Hope you get what I mean. >>>> >>>> Does this make sense? >>>> Is there a simple way? >>>> Where to start in order to get it? >>>> >>>> Rolf >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>> > >
