Hi all,
I'm trying to import xhtml pages from an existing site into wiki
pages. Parts of these pages have dynamically generated content which
I want to keep dynamic in the wiki. I've created macros that can
replicate the dynamic bits, but I'm having trouble getting the pages
themselves across.
At first I tried doing a naive transformation to xwiki syntax
beforehand and importing that, but the resulting pages aren't
modifiable with the WYSIWYG editor because of my heavy reliance on the
{{html}} macro. So, now I'm thinking I should just keep them in plain
xhtml, which the editor seems to handle fairly well.
How can I use macros and create wiki links with this approach though?
The XWiki website mentions in a number of places that round-trip
conversions between xwiki/2.1 and xhtml/1.0 syntaxes is a feature, so
this must be possible, right? I've seen a couple mentions of
"annotations" using comments in the xhtml to achieve this, but haven't
been able to find any concrete examples or documentation of the
syntax.
Assuming this is possible, will I be able to use the macros I created
with XWiki.WikiMacroClass, or are these only available in the xwiki/2+
syntax? If not, how can I make macros that _are_ usable in the xhtml
syntax?
Am I approaching this problem in entirely the wrong way? Any guidance
would be appreciated!
Sincerely,
--Maxwell Terpstra
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