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Posted to user@jspwiki.apache.org by Osvaldo Pina <os...@gmail.com> on 2009/01/07 21:08:42 UTC

Plugin exception behavior.

    Hi,


    I'm developing a plugin and even when the plugin launched
PluginException the page is saved. Can I change this behavior?


   Tanks,
    Osvaldo Pina.

Re: Plugin exception behavior.

Posted by Osvaldo Pina <os...@gmail.com>.
Your assumption is correct. The idea was to avoid people from saving a page
if the plugin parameters are not correct. I think I have to change the
plugins in a way that they can work not assuming that the all the saved
pages are correctly configured.

  Thanks for the help!




On Wed, Jan 7, 2009 at 6:39 PM, Foster Schucker <Fo...@schucker.org> wrote:

> I'm assuming you are editing a page and enter something like:
>
> [{myplugin parm='data that will cause it to fail' }]
>
> and then you save it.   When the page is rendered the PluginException is
> caught.  Correct?
>
> Since the edit process has no real understanding of the rendering process
> there isn't a simple way to stop it.
>
> A workaround may be to do a preview first to make sure the page renders the
> way you want before saving it.
>
> Or move the save button to the preview page to force the user to do a
> preview first.  That won't stop them from doing the preview, not looking at
> the page and then hitting save anyway.
>
> Foster
>
>
> Osvaldo Pina wrote:
>
>    Hi,
>>
>>
>>   I'm developing a plugin and even when the plugin launched
>> PluginException the page is saved. Can I change this behavior?
>>
>>
>>  Tanks,
>>   Osvaldo Pina.
>>
>>
>>
>
>

Re: Plugin exception behavior.

Posted by Foster Schucker <Fo...@Schucker.org>.
I'm assuming you are editing a page and enter something like:

[{myplugin parm='data that will cause it to fail' }]

and then you save it.   When the page is rendered the PluginException is 
caught.  Correct?

Since the edit process has no real understanding of the rendering 
process there isn't a simple way to stop it.

A workaround may be to do a preview first to make sure the page renders 
the way you want before saving it.

Or move the save button to the preview page to force the user to do a 
preview first.  That won't stop them from doing the preview, not looking 
at the page and then hitting save anyway.

Foster

Osvaldo Pina wrote:

>    Hi,
>
>
>    I'm developing a plugin and even when the plugin launched
>PluginException the page is saved. Can I change this behavior?
>
>
>   Tanks,
>    Osvaldo Pina.
>
>  
>