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JSPWiki Pages Not Saving
My organization has been using JSPWiki for a couple years now and really enjoy its ease of use and functionality. However, I seem to have run into an issue that I was able to even replicate in the JSPWiki.org Sandbox environment. For some reason, certain pages will not save within our JSPWiki install. The pages do not appear to have any special characters nor do they leverage any plugins. In fact, here is an example of a simple bullet list that will not save:
//////////BEGINNING OF EXAMPLE//////
* Mark began the meeting by reading the IPR, reviewing the agenda, and introducing the members on the call.
* Mark informed the group that the next MISMO Trimester meeting will be Sept 15th - 18th in Scottsdale, AZ. Secondary WG activities would include review of the V3 Secondary Loan Delivery Demonstration Example and V3 Reference Model. We would also leave time for any new business. Currently the Secondary WG is scheduled to meet all day Tues. Group agreed that would be fine.
* Mark gave an update on Version 3 progress. He said steady work on the V3 reconciliation efforts have continued even though participation is a challenge for many MISMO representatives. Currently updating V3 Reference Model from decisions made in the face-to-face interim. Preparing to meet milestone two on the version 3 work plan. Resources have been tight but still shooting for an end of year release for the V3 Reference Model.
* Next Secondary WG call is scheduled for July 2nd from 2-3pm ET.
//////////END OF EXAMPLE////////////
After having issues on my install (v2.4.7.1 of the JSPWiki Engine) I tried your Sandbox. I created a page (http://sandbox.jspwiki.org/Wiki.jsp?page=RandomTestPage) and attempted to paste in the text above. The page will not save but rather just hang on the Edit screen after hitting the Save button. Note, I removed the last bullets from the page and it saved fine.
Any insights are very much appreciated.
Thanks,
Dave
_____________________________________
Investing in communities
David Krause
Director, XML Architecture and Compliance
Mortgage Bankers Association
1331 L Street, NW
Washington, DC 20006-3404
Phone: (202) 557-2772
Fax: (202) 721-0245
dkrause@mortgagebankers.org<ma...@mortgagebankers.org>
www.mortgagebankers.org<http://www.mortgagebankers.org>
Re: Launching Adobe in jspWiki
Posted by Murray Altheim <mu...@altheim.com>.
Duncan, Terry wrote:
> We currently link to PDF files and what happens, when clicked, is Adobe
> is launched within the browser.
>
> What we'd really like is when a link is clicked, Adobe itself is
> launched and the file is opened.
>
> Can that be done ?
>
> If so, how ?
>
> If someone could point me in the right direction, I would appreciate it.
Any solution is going to be browser and OS-dependent and configured at
the client side, so JSPWiki has really nothing to do with that. If you
don't have control over your client software there's little that can be
done.
Murray
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Launching Adobe in jspWiki
Posted by "Duncan, Terry" <Te...@53.com>.
We currently link to PDF files and what happens, when clicked, is Adobe
is launched within the browser.
What we'd really like is when a link is clicked, Adobe itself is
launched and the file is opened.
Can that be done ?
If so, how ?
If someone could point me in the right direction, I would appreciate it.
Terry Duncan
Senior Systems Programmer
z/OS Systems Programming
Phone: (513) 534-7014
Fax: (513) 534-6077
Email: mailto:Terry.Duncan@53.com
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Re: JSPWiki Pages Not Saving
Posted by Florian Holeczek <fl...@holeczek.de>.
No problem with my local JSPWiki v2.7.0-alpha-3.
Maybe it's really the spam protection.
Regards,
Florian
Re: JSPWiki Pages Not Saving
Posted by Terry Steichen <te...@net-frame.com>.
Offhand, my initial suspicions would center on the spam protection.
However, I would think you could set the log to DEBUG and see any
spam-related rejections. Have you tried to DEBUG the log file?
PS: I tried the text insert on my own system running 2.6.2 and it worked
just fine.
On Tue, 2008-07-15 at 12:30 -0400, DKrause@mortgagebankers.org wrote:
> My organization has been using JSPWiki for a couple years now and really enjoy its ease of use and functionality. However, I seem to have run into an issue that I was able to even replicate in the JSPWiki.org Sandbox environment. For some reason, certain pages will not save within our JSPWiki install. The pages do not appear to have any special characters nor do they leverage any plugins. In fact, here is an example of a simple bullet list that will not save:
>
> //////////BEGINNING OF EXAMPLE//////
> * Mark began the meeting by reading the IPR, reviewing the agenda, and introducing the members on the call.
> * Mark informed the group that the next MISMO Trimester meeting will be Sept 15th - 18th in Scottsdale, AZ. Secondary WG activities would include review of the V3 Secondary Loan Delivery Demonstration Example and V3 Reference Model. We would also leave time for any new business. Currently the Secondary WG is scheduled to meet all day Tues. Group agreed that would be fine.
> * Mark gave an update on Version 3 progress. He said steady work on the V3 reconciliation efforts have continued even though participation is a challenge for many MISMO representatives. Currently updating V3 Reference Model from decisions made in the face-to-face interim. Preparing to meet milestone two on the version 3 work plan. Resources have been tight but still shooting for an end of year release for the V3 Reference Model.
> * Next Secondary WG call is scheduled for July 2nd from 2-3pm ET.
> //////////END OF EXAMPLE////////////
>
> After having issues on my install (v2.4.7.1 of the JSPWiki Engine) I tried your Sandbox. I created a page (http://sandbox.jspwiki.org/Wiki.jsp?page=RandomTestPage) and attempted to paste in the text above. The page will not save but rather just hang on the Edit screen after hitting the Save button. Note, I removed the last bullets from the page and it saved fine.
>
> Any insights are very much appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
> Dave
>
>
> _____________________________________
> Investing in communities
> David Krause
> Director, XML Architecture and Compliance
> Mortgage Bankers Association
> 1331 L Street, NW
> Washington, DC 20006-3404
> Phone: (202) 557-2772
> Fax: (202) 721-0245
> dkrause@mortgagebankers.org<ma...@mortgagebankers.org>
> www.mortgagebankers.org<http://www.mortgagebankers.org>
Re: JSPWiki Pages Not Saving
Posted by Lo...@log-net.com.
Dave:
This is not the best response, but I just tried this on my 2.6.0 install
and it works OK.
Could there be a weird character in there that the email system truncated?
-Lou
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07/15/2008 12:45 PM
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JSPWiki Pages Not Saving
My organization has been using JSPWiki for a couple years now and really
enjoy its ease of use and functionality. However, I seem to have run into
an issue that I was able to even replicate in the JSPWiki.org Sandbox
environment. For some reason, certain pages will not save within our
JSPWiki install. The pages do not appear to have any special characters
nor do they leverage any plugins. In fact, here is an example of a simple
bullet list that will not save:
//////////BEGINNING OF EXAMPLE//////
* Mark began the meeting by reading the IPR, reviewing the agenda, and
introducing the members on the call.
* Mark informed the group that the next MISMO Trimester meeting will be
Sept 15th - 18th in Scottsdale, AZ. Secondary WG activities would include
review of the V3 Secondary Loan Delivery Demonstration Example and V3
Reference Model. We would also leave time for any new business. Currently
the Secondary WG is scheduled to meet all day Tues. Group agreed that
would be fine.
* Mark gave an update on Version 3 progress. He said steady work on the V3
reconciliation efforts have continued even though participation is a
challenge for many MISMO representatives. Currently updating V3 Reference
Model from decisions made in the face-to-face interim. Preparing to meet
milestone two on the version 3 work plan. Resources have been tight but
still shooting for an end of year release for the V3 Reference Model.
* Next Secondary WG call is scheduled for July 2nd from 2-3pm ET.
//////////END OF EXAMPLE////////////
After having issues on my install (v2.4.7.1 of the JSPWiki Engine) I tried
your Sandbox. I created a page (
http://sandbox.jspwiki.org/Wiki.jsp?page=RandomTestPage) and attempted to
paste in the text above. The page will not save but rather just hang on
the Edit screen after hitting the Save button. Note, I removed the last
bullets from the page and it saved fine.
Any insights are very much appreciated.
Thanks,
Dave
_____________________________________
Investing in communities
David Krause
Director, XML Architecture and Compliance
Mortgage Bankers Association
1331 L Street, NW
Washington, DC 20006-3404
Phone: (202) 557-2772
Fax: (202) 721-0245
dkrause@mortgagebankers.org<ma...@mortgagebankers.org>
www.mortgagebankers.org<http://www.mortgagebankers.org>