Wiki bugs and some translations missing

Thomas_Emmel 2006-04-26 12:11:08 UTC #1

Hi,

I am not too familiar with wiki and currently I am testing whether I can
put a lot of
own-written documentation to this form of publishing to our group.

So far I have understood I can use “((This Is One Toaster))” or
"ThisIsOneToaster"
to create a link to a new url which gives me a question-mark at the end
"ThisIsOneToaster?" and I should now be able to edit this new document.
However the link in egroupware is a bit mixed up and I haven’t found the
place where it is currently created. It looks like:
http://adw/egroupware/index.php?menuaction=wiki.uiwiki.edit&page=&sessionid=…&kp3=…&domain=defaultThisIsOneToaster

but it should look like

http://adw/egroupware/index.php?menuaction=wiki.uiwiki.edit&sessionid=…&kp3=…&domain=default&page=ThisIsOneToaster

As you see the order of “page=” and the rest is mixed.

Other points:
In the wiki there are several translations just missing, many words read
similar to
{$lang_insert_link_url}
if you go one level deeper in some menus. (e.g. creating a link)

The history of a file isn’t visible, it gives just an empty list. Maybe
I have done something wrong, maybe you can advise me to do it right.

Thanks

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ralfbecker_dr 2006-04-26 13:53:15 UTC #2

Hi Thomas,

Thomas Emmel schrieb:

Hi,

I am not too familiar with wiki and currently I am testing whether I can
put a lot of
own-written documentation to this form of publishing to our group.

So far I have understood I can use “((This Is One Toaster))” or
"ThisIsOneToaster"
to create a link to a new url which gives me a question-mark at the end
"ThisIsOneToaster?" and I should now be able to edit this new document.
However the link in egroupware is a bit mixed up and I haven’t found the
place where it is currently created. It looks like:
http://adw/egroupware/index.php?menuaction=wiki.uiwiki.edit&page=&sessionid=…&kp3=…&domain=defaultThisIsOneToaster

but it should look like

http://adw/egroupware/index.php?menuaction=wiki.uiwiki.edit&sessionid=…&kp3=…&domain=default&page=ThisIsOneToaster

As you see the order of “page=” and the rest is mixed.

Ok, never used the session in the url since a long time. It’s considered
a lot less secure the using a cookie. If you want, report it as bug on
sf.net.

Other points:
In the wiki there are several translations just missing, many words read
similar to
{$lang_insert_link_url}
if you go one level deeper in some menus. (e.g. creating a link)

The history of a file isn’t visible, it gives just an empty list. Maybe
I have done something wrong, maybe you can advise me to do it right.

No idea, never seen this.

Ralf

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Thomas_Emmel 2006-04-26 16:53:07 UTC #3

Ralf,

Thank you, I have changed to cookies

However there are several points where I found no way how to proceed:
For instance, if I like to add a “link to a file” I allways get an error
that the upload-directory is not set or not writable. However, maybe I
missed something but
I cannot find anywhere a point to set this directory .-/

Pointing to another css-file is another point… maybe google holds this
info.

Thanks

Thomas

Hi Thomas,

Thomas Emmel schrieb:

Hi,

I am not too familiar with wiki and currently I am testing whether I can
put a lot of
own-written documentation to this form of publishing to our group.

So far I have understood I can use “((This Is One Toaster))” or
"ThisIsOneToaster"
to create a link to a new url which gives me a question-mark at the end
"ThisIsOneToaster?" and I should now be able to edit this new document.
However the link in egroupware is a bit mixed up and I haven’t found the
place where it is currently created. It looks like:
http://adw/egroupware/index.php?menuaction=wiki.uiwiki.edit&page=&sessionid=…&kp3=…&domain=defaultThisIsOneToaster

but it should look like

http://adw/egroupware/index.php?menuaction=wiki.uiwiki.edit&sessionid=…&kp3=…&domain=default&page=ThisIsOneToaster

As you see the order of “page=” and the rest is mixed.

Ok, never used the session in the url since a long time. It’s considered
a lot less secure the using a cookie. If you want, report it as bug on
sf.net.

Other points:
In the wiki there are several translations just missing, many words read
similar to
{$lang_insert_link_url}
if you go one level deeper in some menus. (e.g. creating a link)

The history of a file isn’t visible, it gives just an empty list. Maybe
I have done something wrong, maybe you can advise me to do it right.

No idea, never seen this.

Ralf
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ralfbecker_dr 2006-04-26 21:40:44 UTC #4

Hi Thomas,

Thomas Emmel schrieb:

Ralf,

Thank you, I have changed to cookies

However there are several points where I found no way how to proceed:
For instance, if I like to add a “link to a file” I allways get an error
that the upload-directory is not set or not writable. However, maybe I
missed something but
I cannot find anywhere a point to set this directory .-/

Try Admin >> Wiki >> Site configuration

Pointing to another css-file is another point… maybe google holds this
info.

You can edit wiki/templates/default/app.css.

Ralf

Thanks

Thomas

Hi Thomas,

Thomas Emmel schrieb:

Hi,

I am not too familiar with wiki and currently I am testing whether I can
put a lot of
own-written documentation to this form of publishing to our group.

So far I have understood I can use “((This Is One Toaster))” or
"ThisIsOneToaster"
to create a link to a new url which gives me a question-mark at the end
"ThisIsOneToaster?" and I should now be able to edit this new document.
However the link in egroupware is a bit mixed up and I haven’t found the
place where it is currently created. It looks like:
http://adw/egroupware/index.php?menuaction=wiki.uiwiki.edit&page=&sessionid=…&kp3=…&domain=defaultThisIsOneToaster

but it should look like

http://adw/egroupware/index.php?menuaction=wiki.uiwiki.edit&sessionid=…&kp3=…&domain=default&page=ThisIsOneToaster

As you see the order of “page=” and the rest is mixed.
Ok, never used the session in the url since a long time. It’s considered
a lot less secure the using a cookie. If you want, report it as bug on
sf.net.

Other points:
In the wiki there are several translations just missing, many words read
similar to
{$lang_insert_link_url}
if you go one level deeper in some menus. (e.g. creating a link)

The history of a file isn’t visible, it gives just an empty list. Maybe
I have done something wrong, maybe you can advise me to do it right.
No idea, never seen this.

Ralf

–
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1.2 Release Offer: 250Euro for a Standard Update or Installation
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