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Re: [Q][Bug] Action class SWResourceEdit

by Lukas Renggli

>> Is Mime supported in the VW-SmallWiki? Yes, this is working in VW: The mime-type is automatically read from the HTTP header when uploading a file. >> As I understand, the mimetype is set when you create a new Resource, >> but not, when you upload the data (or a new version). The default >> value is ''. You can get the mime-type of the data with any callback-block you define. I suspect that in Squeak SmallWiki this is not properly passed from the server to the callback-block: [ :action :value :mimetype | ... ] I know, I should add a test to catch that kind of problem. Cheers, Lukas -- Lukas Renggli http://renggli.freezope.org

21 years, 1 month

[Q][Bug] SWResource soundfile (wav): How do I set the mime type?

by Hannes Hirzel

Hello I created a SWResource item in the 'contents' list of a folder. I am asked to supply the title and the indicate from where to upload the resource. I pointed to a *.wav file. The file was uploaded in is served inline if another pages refers to this resource. However the mime type is not set. Where and how do I update the list of known mime types? Is this a candidate for the FAQ? Thank you for the answer in advance. Hannes

21 years, 1 month

kilana.unibe.ch updated

by Lukas Renggli

Hi, today morning I updated kilana to use the latest code. It is slightly faster, as the folders are optimized to have a faster look-up of their children. Unfortunately there were some problems in the ESE part of the wiki. At two places there were structures differing only in case, but as ids are now case in-sensitive I had to rename them. Michele, probably you should tell that to your students, nothing is gone or lost, it just has a slightly different name. Cheers, Lukas -- Lukas Renggli http://renggli.freezope.org

21 years, 1 month

mailto: test failures & initialize suggestion

by John Brant

There are two failing tests in the latest version on the public repository. Both failures are related to 'mailto:' being translated into 'mailto:'. Also, could the action and permissions be changed to lazily initialize. Currently, the initialization is in the post load block. This is VW specific so when I port it, I must convert it to #Smalltalk code manually. I think this would work: actions actions isNil ifTrue: [ self initializeActions ]. ^actions initializeActions actions := Set new. actions add: ... John Brant

21 years, 1 month

When do we get the role interfaces in ....

by ducasse

hi david when will we get the role interface in SmallWiki? Stef

21 years, 1 month

Re: SmallWiki in Squeak

by Lukas Renggli

Hi Maurice, > I would appreciate any pointers for installing it on server of our > 1and1.com webhosted account. If not, I see that several SmallWikis > are hosted at http://kilana.unibe.ch:9090. Would it be possible to > host mine there as well? kilana.unibe.ch is a server run by the University of Bern, I am not sure about their policies but I think it should not be used for non university related wikis. When studying the features of 1and1.com I read that the owner gets SSH access to the server, so it should be no big deal to install and run either VisualWorks or Squeak there. We usually also run a VNC server on our hosts to allow remote access easily. The company I am working for (netstyle.ch, www.netstyle.ch) is offering Smalltalk hosting. The advantage for you would be that we could provide you with a running configuration and if necessary integrate it into your corporate design. Let us know, if you are interested. Regards, Lukas On Dec 6, 2003, at 03:19, Maurice Rabb wrote: > Dear Lukas, > > I have been looking at your SmallWiki with great interest. We would > like to use it instead of the CoWeb for our wiki. > > I would appreciate any pointers for installing it on server of our > 1and1.com webhosted account. If not, I see that several SmallWikis > are hosted at http://kilana.unibe.ch:9090. Would it be possible to > host mine there as well? > > Thank for your time. > > Sincerely, > > Maurice > > > Maurice Rabb > 312-735-0580 -- Lukas Renggli http://renggli.freezope.org

21 years, 1 month

various items

by John Brant

Here are some more bugs/comments: *) If you have a page title with quotes in it, they don't appear when you reedit the page. For example, if you have (This is a "test"), the page title on reediting will be (This is a ). *) If you enter < in a page for the < character, it appears as a < when you reedit the page. For example, edit the syntax page. After you save the page, the <b> is changed to <b>. *) The scanner should reinitialize the keyword map when it loads (WikiScanner initializeKeywordMap). *) If you rename the Syntax page, it stops appearing on the edit pages. *) Page names should be case-insensitive. Most likely ordinary users are used to non-case-sensitive items (e.g., the Windows file system, domain names -- WWW.GOOGLE.COM = www.google.com). John Brant

21 years, 1 month

[Q] reloading root.xml in a fresh image

by Chris Burkert

Hi, I wanted to set up a script that starts SmallWiki (if it crashes) with the old documentroot. So I wrote a file config.st with the following lines: sw := SWKom startOn: 8080 host: 'localhost' ip: '127.0.0.1'. sw storage: (SWSIXXStorage new delay: 60 * 60). sw start. and started everything with squeak squeak.image config.st But when I restart the SmallWiki, the saved documentroot becomes overridden. So can I reload a root.xml in a fresh SmallWiki-Image? I didn't find the semantics in the Methods. I think of something like: sw := SWKom startOn: 8080 host: 'localhost' ip: '127.0.0.1'. sw storage: (SWSIXXStorage new delay: 60 * 60). sw storage restoreFromDefaultXmlFile. sw start. thanks Chris Burkert -- http://www.chrisburkert.de/

21 years, 1 month

[Bug] character encoding problem (e with acute accent for example)

by Hannes Hirzel

Hello I wonder if I'm really the first person who uses Smallwiki (Squeak implementation) for writing French. I type for example Yaoundé (the last letter is a lower case e with acute accent) and I get at the Webpage Smallwiki serves YaoundÈ (the last letter is an E with acute accent). Any suggestion how I can fix this? Regards Hannes

21 years, 1 month

Re: [Seaside] SmallWiki questions

by Lukas Renggli

Hi Nevin, > 1. The "contents" of a SmallWiki is a combination of pages, folders, > and resources. correct. > 2. A "page" and a "resource" are components, and a "folder" is a > composite of those two components. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ yes, it is a composite-pattern, but there are not just those two components that might be put into a folder: - First of all it is possible to nest folders, to allow putting together related content. Furthermore folders are a kind of a namespace, so you might have pages with the same title in different folders. - There are other components available to be used with SmallWiki as extension. As an example some time ago I have written a component displaying a keyword-index of your wiki. A lot of other components (have been|are|will be) written during software design courses at the University of Bern and Brussels. Just to name a few examples: link collection, photo gallery, forum, address-book, calendar pages, rss viewer, ... > 3. A "resource" is some uploaded file resource, such as a sound, a > video clip, or a picture. Exactly, usually this is for things like you mention: jpg, gif, mp3, mpg, zip, pdf, doc, ... Actually it is also possible to upload a html-file to serve static pages/style-sheets ... > OK, what if I don't care to allow anybody to upload file resources? > That would leave a "page" as the only interesting component left. For further information about the design, see the diagrams in the documentation: Smallwiki - Collaborative Content Management http://www.iam.unibe.ch/~scg/smallwiki/smallwiki.pdf > And why bother having a composite (a "folder") of only one component? Wikis have always been flat (WikiWorks has one level: Book -> Page, SWiki has two levels: Shelf -> Book -> Page) and in my opinion this has a lot of drawbacks. Therefor I decided to implement a real composite and this gives a lot of power to the users to organize their things. Of course it also adds some complexity, but I think today everybody is used to work with folders and files in their filesystem. After all, it is possible to use SmallWiki without creating any folder: just put everything into the root, but there will be a mess very soon ;) > In other words, if I don't care to allow people to upload files to my > SmallWiki, why would I be interested in anything other than pages (eg, > children of type SWPage)? See the examples above. Cheers, Lukas -- Lukas Renggli http://renggli.freezope.org _______________________________________________ Seaside mailing list Seaside(a)lists.squeakfoundation.org http://lists.squeakfoundation.org/listinfo/seaside

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