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by Rémy Knop

Hello I have to create a extension of SmallWiki to manage the user's preferences. In this goal, I would like to put the user's stylesheet in place of the structure's stylesheet. I see that the template who render the stylesheet tag is the TemplateBodyContents. The matter is that this one is not removeable from the template list and then whe can't do the replacement. The only thing we can do is to put another style tag in the html but I'm not sure all the browsers will take this second stylesheet in account. I think it's it should be a good idea to split the TemplateBodyContents in 2 templates: one for the contents and another for the stylesheet (e.g.: TemplateHeadStylesheet) which is removeable. Rémy Knop PS: sorry for the faults, it's not my mother language

21 years, 1 month

couple problems

by John Brant

If you load 0.9.23 from the public repository into a new image, the tests don't run. The various structure #initialize class methods have been removed, so the class instance variables aren't initialized. Instead of adding the methods back, could the code be changed so that these variables are lazily initialized? Also, the VisitorRendererWiki>>emitCrWithoutDuplicates assumes that #cr method on stream emits only a Character cr. However, the ANSI standard says that #cr emits "a sequence of character objects that constitute the implementation-defined end-of-line sequence" so you can't assume that Character cr will be put on the stream. Instead of getting the contents, I would suggest adding an instance variable that says whether the last thing put on the stream was a #cr from #emitCr. John Brant

21 years, 1 month

[Q] General wiki function: What links to here.

by Hannes Hirzel

Hello Many wikis implement a function which allows the user to ask for a list of pages which link to a particular page. Many people consider this function to be crucial for working with a wiki (backlinks). Is this function already implemented as an action? Or is somebody actively working on this right now? Any information on this subject is appreciated. Regards Hannes

21 years, 1 month

[Q] Internal links from a page within a folder to a page within another folder

by Hannes Hirzel

Hello I'd like to create internal links. Links within the same folder work fine. However let's consider the following situation Rootfolder Cam folder history folder language page introduction (1) folder socialanthropology folder glossary page verb (2) I'd like to do a link from page (1) to page (2): Just a simple link *verb* does not work because the page 'introduction' is in a folder 'language' and it seems that pages outside this folder are not considered link target candidats. How do I have to proceed? Is there a special syntax to navigate? Or is there a general mark to indicate 'take any page'? Regards Hannes

21 years, 1 month

About double cliking on link

by ducasse

hi lukas I noticed that I have to click twice on edit to get the page edited with safari (after the first click I get a cannot open) then after the second click it works....strange have you noticed the same. David will work on some management tools, and with roles SW will start to be much cooler (we modelled already an advance admin-user) scenario and your role/model works well. Excellent! stef

21 years, 1 month

Question

by ducasse

hi luaks - at paris noury asked me the following: some of his upload are iso cd files which are around 600 mb. I imagine that we cannot upload that in the image. :) I saw the roles management interface of david and this starts to be usable and good. David will work one extra day and publish a version to be incorporated in SW and he will sit with alex to upgrade our server. - would it be possible to have a one click load bundle? because this was frsutrating to me to not been able to load SW for doing the demo at paris. Luckily I had an old image somewhere. - Next week we will sit with alex and finish the SwikiSucker :) Stef

21 years, 1 month

[Q]How do I disallow the user 'anonymous' to view the contents of a certain folder?

by Hannes Hirzel

Hi I would like to disallow the unser 'anonymous' to view the contents of a certain folder X while at the same time create a general user (with a password) which has the rights of the user 'anonymous' and is allowed to view and edit the folder X. What do I already know? server user inspect gives me a dictionary of the users (instances of SWUser) The testcase SWSecurityTests setup shows how to create a couple of permissions and to assign them to a role. Then a user is created and the role added. What I do not know is how to do the link between a user (and his role) and a certain folder. I would like to know as well how to access the permissions of a certain folder. server root permissions does not work. Thank you for the answer in advance Hannes

21 years, 1 month

Re: [Seaside] Gardner, SmallWiki, Swiki, or?

by Lukas Renggli

Hi Cees, > The whole reason I did Gardner in the first place was that SmallWiki > came with Yet Another Web Serving Framework, and my feeling is that > we've got enough of that in Squeak. So I picked the good stuff (the > parser etcetera) and forgot about the rest. the reason that SmallWiki is not using Seaside, isn't because I don't like Seaside (I'm having a lot of fun building professional web-applications with Seaside), but because I wanted to be dialect independent. E.g. the SmallWiki port of John Brant to .NET and #Smalltalk wouldn't have been possible if I based on a framework using continuations ... > Also, SmallWiki, even though it is called 'Wiki', has higher > aspirations > - AFAIK it aims more at Zope. I have installed SmallWiki last summer > under VW at Soops, and although we used it (mostly by default - > WikiWorks sucks and there's nothing else) we didn't really like this > File/Folder stuff in a Wiki. as far as I know you are still using a very old version of SmallWiki at Soops. At that time I just introduced the new folder concept and it had not been integrated into the UI properly yet. With the latest version most beginners don't even realize that they are working within folders, as the flow of actions (e.g. to upload a resource or create a new page) has been improved to mach more the way SWiki did. Of course the experts still have the full power to organized their data in a tree of folders, if they want. Cheers, Lukas -- Lukas Renggli http://renggli.freezope.org _______________________________________________ Seaside mailing list Seaside(a)lists.squeakfoundation.org http://lists.squeakfoundation.org/listinfo/seaside

21 years, 1 month

Re: smallwiki problem

by Lukas Renggli

Hallo Michael, > wir (die ese-staff) haben ein kleines problemchen mit dem smallwiki: > [...] das sieht wirklich chaotisch aus. Ich weiss auch nicht wie man das mit einem Skript lösen könnte, schliesslich musst du ja selber wissen wo welche Seite hineinkommt. David Vogel arbeitet an einem Tool, um die Inhalte von Ordnern zu kopieren und zu verschieben, das könnte hier weiterhelfen. Grüsse, Lukas -- Lukas Renggli http://renggli.freezope.org

21 years, 1 month

Re: SmallWiki question

by Lukas Renggli

Hi Roel, > 2) La deuxième question est encore assez générale : Lorsque > l'utilisateur tape dans la zone textarea, on aimerait bien implémenter > une analyse de la syntaxe dynamique. Or il existe un attribut de > textarea qui est onKeyPress. Et demande comme paramètre une commande > script. Comment utiliser cela dans smalltalk? Et que doit-on mettre > dans la commande script pour pouvoir exécuter une méthode de la classe > même? (Par exemple, si on tape sur une touche, on appelle la méthode > MiseAjourTextarea de la classe). doing dynamic things like the described one is very difficult using the web, because the HTTP protocol only supports a one-way communication: the client has to request a page. The OnKeyPress-Attribute is part of the JavaScript extension to HTML and allows sometimes to go around those limitiations. One could create a textarea using the following the shape of <textarea OnKeyPress="submit();" ... This would cause the textarea to be submitted every time the user hits a key. Unfortuantely this won't be useable, because a new page is then loaded into the browser and the current cursor position, the selection in the text-box, etc. are lost. It could be possible to write some more JavaScript code to handle this (and to use frames to submit only a parts of the page), but I don't suggest to do so as this won't work on different browsers and is probably too slow anyway. In general, I suggest not to use JavaScript anywhere as it harms much more than it helps ... but this is just my personal opinion. I can only give the following solutions: * Add a preview-button to your text-area to allow the user to see the actual output from time-to-time. * Have a look at XUL project (part of Mozilla) that provides some extensions to the HTTP protocol to allow creating better UIs, in fact the whole Mozilla GUI is built using this framework. As a drawback this invlolves some client-side XML and JavaScript programming and will only run on the Mozilla browser; but at least the possiblities look promising. Cheers, Lukas -- Lukas Renggli http://renggli.freezope.org

21 years, 1 month

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