;)
#foreach($item in $xwiki.searchDocuments($sql))
|[[${item}]]
#end
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Hi LaStudent
You could try applying the edit and delete code found in the Event Calendar
application:
#foreach($yourobject in $doc.getObjects("XWiki.YourClass"))
#if($hasedit) ( $doc.getURL( $msg.get("edit") ,
$doc.getURL( $msg.get("delete") )
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which is then removed once the user clicks on the entry to view it's entire
contents.
Is there any functionality like this that I could use? I guess this is more
of a suggestion if there isn't.
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suitable one.
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ride some
> elements of the css of xwiki?
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> I will be very thankfull!
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going through
Edit>Objects and directly editing entry 1, the URL had "object=1" at the end
whereas nb was still returning entry 0. I notice on my 2.4 calendar that the
URL ends in "nb=1" so that must be where the problem lies.
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ve" section since that is getting the link
to the entry correct, but it always goes to the very first entry, number 0.
I really need this functionality because it's much easier for users to edit
an entry individually then sifting through the objects that eventually grow
to a big num
Looks like you solved it, works great! Thanks Raluca :-)
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Lockie
Raluca Stavro-2 wrote:
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> Hello Ricardo and Lockie,
>
> If you want the initial value to be collapsed, but then you want cookies
> to
> work, what you have to do is to add a JavaScript function that
Ricardo RodrÃguez wrote:
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> Please, Lockie, how to you get a collapsed panel at page loading time
> being later on controlled by a cookie? I mean, panel A appears collapsed
> when you access the site for the first time. From this moment onwards, a
> cookie will remember the
lete or
comment out the parts you don't want (e.g. tag cloud) and you can embed
other pages using {{include document="SpaceName.PageName"/}}.
To control the amount of spaces listed, alter the number in this line (100
is default):
#set($limit = 100)## Maximum number of documents we d
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which makes the mailing list appear like a forum. I prefer a forum layout so
you have my +1.
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Ricardo RodrÃguez wrote:
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> #if(!$expanded)
>#set($expanded = 'collapsed')
> #end
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Thanks I found this helpful. It means I don't have to have javascript
extensions collapsing the panels, slowing down load times.
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Ah can't believe I missed that '>', but it's good to see I was atleast on the
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ne for .dotx is
missing?
I tried adding
dotx
application/msword
dotxapplication/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.templateml.template
but that prevented my wiki from working (DNS error), so how can I alter the
file to get .dotx files to download as .dotx?
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item.addClassName('collapsed');
});
});
Mark it as 'Always on this Wiki'.
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"WebPreferences" if it were to link all pages in the space:
|= Menu
#set($sql = "where doc.parent = '${doc.web}.${doc.name}'")
#foreach($item in $xwiki.searchDocuments($sql))
|[[${item}]]
#end
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do that, so is
there some way I can automatically get the XWord-published page to
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in XWiki appear, and any that
have been edited or created in XWord do not. The only way I can find them is
to lucene search them.
Is it supposed to function like this? Any help on this would be really
appreciated, I hope I can get this functioning correctly.
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terable table with a list of all the files in the
directory and subfolders of it with the file names in the left column and a
link to open the file in the right column.
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Thanks for the reply Ricardo it was very informative!
Fortunately I simply just need to list and link the files and not worry
about addding metadata. I think there might be a way to do this using the
php macro so I'll try that and post here if I work it out.
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println it.path
}
{{/groovy}}
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Ah thats just what I was after, thanks!
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Hi all,
Is there a date property I can use to automatically display the current date
on a page? I would do it in javascript but you can't embed
You probably already know this so I don't know if it helps, but putting
#xwikidata {
display: none;
}
in an attached stylesheet is a way of hiding that stuff, or you could just
put it into colibri.css directly. I guess on a per page basis though that
might be annoying to manage. I hide it on my
I managed to work around it using JavaScript, so this question is resolved.
Here's what I did for future reference:
Add a Javascript Extension object to the Main.EventCalendar
function changeTextHol() {
var textboxObject = document.getElementById('XWiki.CalendarEvent_user');
textboxObject.value
no problem, but the Category one being a static list
is making things more difficult.
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ly related note: I don't suppose anyone could point me in the
direction of a script that automatically lists paths to all files in a
folder to display in a table on a page? So far my searches have come up a
blank so I'm assuming there isn't anything.
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ng XWiki.CalendarSheet on it (like
> Main.EventCalendar) is the solution? Can I use Rights Access on this page
> as well?
>
From my experience though you can add the calendarsheet to any page since
the entries you make I think are stored locally, because when I add an
event, the calendarsheet p
Aghghgh it turns out that you have to use forward slashes not back slashes,
even if it is what appears to be a file path not a URL. Hahaha,
unbelievable!
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greatly appreciated.
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right panel.
http://getfirefox.com/
http://getfirebug.com/
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Okay I found out HTML/CSS works. Example:
#panelheader ('Panel Header
/xwiki/skins/colibri/logo.png ')
Think that answers my question. :)
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Remove the ? from href above. Don't forget the tag at the end:
#end
{{/html}}
{{/velocity}}
And I think that ends my questions about the calendar
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I get rid of that? So far I'm
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#foreach ($item in $xwiki.searchDocuments("where doc.web='SpaceName'"))
#if ($hiddenpage.contains($item)
__something__
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Ah nevermind I found the answer in the FAQ, was alot simpler than I thought:
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ning what part of it I can change so that it only picks up pages of
individual spaces. Because I'm making the panels manually, I can put the
space names into the code manually.
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hide it on the home page with an external stylesheet, making everything
much more organised and neat. I managed to mirror the blog, recent changes,
and other pages on the home page but this one has me baffled.
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Sergiu Dumitriu-2 wrote:
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> On 08/23/2010 06:46 AM, Lockie wrote:
>>
>> I was going to make a thread asking this but found this one. Is there any
>> way
>> to default panels as collapsed?
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> All panels, or just some?
>
I'm looking at having them
I was going to make a thread asking this but found this one. Is there any way
to default panels as collapsed?
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nce of the calendar,
so if I add events directly to CalendarSheet they don't display on the
calendar on the homepage.
So, how can I make the entry form display its user input on a calendar on
another page?
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lendar had been made with 1.0 syntax so right now I'm
attempting to edit it to use with 2.0 syntax so I can display it on the
dashboard on the home page without various parts of it breaking.
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Not sure if this is what you're after, but I am able to insert a new calendar
on pages simply adding the line
{{include document="XWiki.CalendarSheet"/}}
in Edit > WIKI.
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I got it to work, however I had to to put the 'Use This Extension' part to
'Always on this wiki'. I guess the 'Always on this page' part would work as
well if thats what you're after. I left the name part blank.
Thanks Raluca it looks much better.
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