Oops! I've just tried with guest without doing this change and it
allowed me to send messages... :-(
Could you figure out why? From field: XWikiGuest.
Fixed ;-)
http://code.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/download/Applications/SendPageByEmailApplicationDownloads/Panels.SendPageByEmail3.xar
Guillaume
Hi Ricardo,
Any Velocity statement I've tried with generates the same error.
Perhaps if must be avoided to send Velocity code and send instead a
warning or something like that. Just an idea. It seems that
$doc.getRenderedContent() doesn't like this Velocity stuff. Please, do
you know how
Hi!
Guillaume Lerouge wrote:
Guillaume
First works fine with other Velocity, but not for pages including the
force skin trick as it get redirected to the page holding the snippet.
Use #includeInContext('Other.Page') instead.
Works fine for getting the page included, but
Hi,
I am afraid this is mainly addressed to Guillaume :-(
I've downloaded the application, imported it, configured a SMTP server
and saved the panel as admin. Admin itself can send pages without a
glitch -great feature!- but whoever user I try fails but Admin. Admin
was the only user just
Hi Ricardo,
I've downloaded the application, imported it, configured a SMTP server
and saved the panel as admin. Admin itself can send pages without a
glitch -great feature!- but whoever user I try fails but Admin. Admin
was the only user just with first name. No last name.
I've tried by
Thanks Guillaume,
Guillaume Lerouge wrote:
Thanks for pointing the problem out. Till I come up with a better solution,
you can do the following :
Replace #set($sender = $xwiki.getUserName($context.user, false)) with
#set($sender = $context.user.substring(6)) .
It will look less good as
Re,
Done. It now works fine. Could it perhaps be suitable to include the
sender email address for registered users and the Admin email for guest?
Right now guests are presented with you need to be logged in to use this
feature message bcoz I was afraid of spam thru too many people clicking
