Hello,
I am trying to create a docker container (based on tomcat:jre8) for
xwiki which keeps configuration and skins in volumes. So far, I have
made enough
progress that the xwiki is being deployes and the configuration
is accepted. My skins, however, are not.
I am using /var/local/xwiki/ as envi
Thank you for your quick reply,
please excute my late one ;)
Thank you, that did indeed help with the issue of configuration.
Skins do not seem to work that way though, since there are
unevaluated expressions smeared all over the page when I use a linked skin.
We updated to version 8.4.2 for this
Hi again,
I am using an XWiki Enterprise 8.4.2 in a docker container and use the
external data in a persisted volume. At this point, I am using no extra
database for storing the entries, so I assume that an embedded database
is used.
I am trying to import content from a MediaWiki using MediaWiki X
Hello,
since there is so far no official support for parsing and rendering
markdown 1.1 in XWiki Enterprise 8.4, and so far we failed to plug in an
older version of it into the 8.4 infrastructure, I'd like to know if
there is any way to test if the parser is compatible with our markdown
docs, and
Hi Vincent,
I deduced (possibly wrongly) that from the fact that there's only a
Markdown Syntax 8.3 extension available, and the extension manager was
not able to install said extension at all.
When I downloaded it and placed the jar into WEB-INF/libs, the container
would not even start correctly
The problem is, I am not even getting an error message when trying to
install. I simply cannot select to install on the extension manager.
See here:
http://imgur.com/a/FZtCr
I am using the war I got here:
http://download.forge.ow2.org/xwiki/xwiki-enterprise-web-8.4.2.war
And I am at a loss to exp
The problem is, I am not even getting an error message when trying to
install. I simply cannot select to install on the extension manager.
See here:
http://imgur.com/a/FZtCr
I am using the war I got here:
http://download.forge.ow2.org/xwiki/xwiki-enterprise-web-8.4.2.war
And I am at a loss to exp
Hi,
I am having issues when tring to link to headings in pages with markdown.
The regular syntax (which we'd have to keep, or at least keep as basis)
for this would be [link name](#headingId).
When markdown gets parsed for xwiki, ID's are being generated for the
headings, and if the id-codes are
Thank you for that information, it did indeed help.
Without understanding the phrase "on farm", that info
did not help too much, though =)
So, if you want to, blame it on me for not being informed
on what "on farm" means =)
Hi Vincent,
thank you for the reply, and I see I forgot to mention the "little" fact
that we are supposed to keep using the markdown-syntax which works
in pandoc so we could theoretically create a nice and beautiful and
working pdf file from that markdown, so the [[..]] syntax is, sadly, not
so ea
Hi again,
after meticulous testing, I found that the MediaWikiSyntax ([[...]])
does not work for headings. Neither does:
XWiki 2.1 ([[.PageA||anchor="HHeading"]])
XWiki 2.0 ([[label>>Space.Page#HHeading]])
Confluence Markup ([#Heading], [HHeading], [#HHeading])
Creole ([[#Heading]], [[#HHeading]]
Hello,
I am using (as stated) XWiki 8.4.3 on a CentOS7-VM running in a
docker-container.
I am using a gradle script to push markdown-files and images to the
wiki. The markdown is being wrapped in an xml envelope and pushed to
the REST-API, which works nicely. The envelope looks like this:
http:
Hi Patrick,
as long as the access rights management hasn't changed too much since
8.4.3, this should be relatively easy.
First, remember this: once a permission is set, it is denied to everyone
else, so even if you set one page to be invisible to unregistered users,
that page will also be invisib
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