XF2 [8WR] XenCarta 2 (Wiki) PRO [Paid] 2.3.0.2

[philmckrackon]

Jaxel updated XF2 [8WR] XenCarta 2 (Wiki) PRO with a new update entry:

2.3.0.1 - CHANGELOG



Read the rest of this update entry...

Does 2.3.0.1 still work for XF 2.2x or is only 2.3? @Jaxel
For those of us who cannot upgrade to 2.3 at this time can the following be applied to a fix for 2.2?

• BUG FIX: Fixed a bug where attachment formatting would be lost on page edits.

 

[Jaxel]

2.3 only.

XF2.3 requires a lot of rewrites with JS. So they can't be backwards compatible.

 

[philmckrackon]

2.3 only.

XF2.3 requires a lot of rewrites with JS. So they can't be backwards compatible.

Thanks,
For those of us who cannot upgrade to 2.3 at this time can the following be applied to a fix for 2.2?

• BUG FIX: Fixed a bug where attachment formatting would be lost on page edits.

If not, it's understood as I know the work around...

 

[Jaxel]

Thanks,
For those of us who cannot upgrade to 2.3 at this time can the following be applied to a fix for 2.2?

• BUG FIX: Fixed a bug where attachment formatting would be lost on page edits.

If not, it's understood as I know the work around...

In the template: EWRcarta_page_edit_macros

Replace:

            <xf:editorrow name="content" value="{$wiki.page_content}"
                rowtype="fullWidth noLabel mergePrev"
                label="{{ phrase('content') }}"
                data-preview-url="{{ link('ewr-carta/preview', $wiki) }}" />

With:

            <xf:editorrow name="content" value="{$wiki.page_content}"
                attachments="{$attachmentData.attachments}"
                rowtype="fullWidth noLabel mergePrev"
                label="{{ phrase('content') }}"
                data-preview-url="{{ link('ewr-carta/preview', $wiki) }}" />

 

[philmckrackon]

In the template: EWRcarta_page_edit_macros

Replace:

            <xf:editorrow name="content" value="{$wiki.page_content}"
                rowtype="fullWidth noLabel mergePrev"
                label="{{ phrase('content') }}"
                data-preview-url="{{ link('ewr-carta/preview', $wiki) }}" />

With:

            <xf:editorrow name="content" value="{$wiki.page_content}"
                attachments="{$attachmentData.attachments}"
                rowtype="fullWidth noLabel mergePrev"
                label="{{ phrase('content') }}"
                data-preview-url="{{ link('ewr-carta/preview', $wiki) }}" />

Hmm. In 2.2.02

            <xf:editorrow name="content" value="{$wiki.page_content}"
                rowtype="fullWidth noLabel mergePrev"
                label="{{ phrase('content') }}"
                data-preview-url="{{ link('ewr-carta/preview', $wiki) }}" />

Does not exist:
This what is there:

        <xf:if is="$wiki.page_type == 'bbcode'">
            <xf:editorrow name="content" value="{$wiki.page_content}"
                rowtype="fullWidth noLabel mergePrev"
                label="{{ phrase('content') }}" />
        <xf:elseif is="$wiki.page_type == 'html'" />

 

[Jaxel]

Replace the editor row.

 

[philmckrackon]

Replace the editor row.

In the replace section you reference, this part of the code does not exist.
data-preview-url="{{ link('ewr-carta/preview', $wiki) }}" />

Note: Figured it out. The above REPLACE line referenced in THIS POST must be a typo. Works as expected now.

 

[philmckrackon]

What is the proper way to create a Navigation link to a NON Wiki page? I would like this link to go to a XF Page node. @Jaxel

 

[New Rogernomics]

@Jaxel The table of contents doesn't seem to be working, even with a large number of headings:

Really the only issue I've had on XF 2.3.

 

[philmckrackon]

@Jaxel The table of contents doesn't seem to be working, even with a large number of headings:
View attachment 306476
Really the only issue I've had on XF 2.3.

Is this the TOC your referring to? XF2.3 XenCarta 2 Wiki Pro 2.3.0.1

 

[Jaxel]

Jaxel updated XF2 [8WR] XenCarta 2 (Wiki) PRO with a new update entry:

2.3.0.2 - CHANGELOG

• Minified JS libraries will now be loaded (when not in debug mode).
• jQuery will no longer be required on the special/pages list.
• special/pages list will now group non-alphabetical pages in their own groups.
• Table of contents listings now use XF2.3's built in anchoring and header system.
  • BUG FIX: [TOC] will now function properly again.

Read the rest of this update entry...

 

[philmckrackon]

Thanks,
Is this possible?

What is the proper way to create a Navigation link to a NON Wiki page? I would like this link to go to a XF Page node. @Jaxel

View attachment 306409

 

[Jaxel]

Thanks,
Is this possible?

Navigation is built progmatically. So no.

 

[philmckrackon]

Navigation is built progmatically. So no.

I developed an alternative solution.
As a work around I created a HTML Wiki page and placed a meta redirect in the text field so it redirects on page load. Not perfect but it gets the job done.
<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0; url=http://example.com/" />

 

[Jaxel]

I developed an alternative solution.
As a work around I created a HTML page and placed a meta redirect in the text field so it redirects on page load. Not perfect but it gets the job done.
<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0; url=http://example.com/" />

It would probably be faster to do a PHP page and do a PHP redirect.

 

[philmckrackon]

It would probably be faster to do a PHP page and do a PHP redirect.

I agree but I couldn't get the code to insert. I wasn't sure how it handles reading a PHP file. I could only get is to attach for download. Is this an absolute path?
No matter what path - Error example = Could not find PHP file: /home/****/public_html/*****/redvin.php
Or HTML path - Error example = Could not find PHP file: https://jeep-cj.com/*****/redvin.php
Do you have any hints?

 

[philmckrackon]

@Jaxel I still cannot get this path statement to work as shown ABOVE. Can you tell how the path to a PHP file should be formatted? Thanks.



EDIT: Figured out it is the relative path to the XF root - XF_root/php_file.php

 

[Jaxel]

@Jaxel I still cannot get this path statement to work as shown ABOVE. Can you tell how the path to a PHP file should be formatted? Thanks.

View attachment 306857

EDIT: Figured out it is the relative path to the XF root - XF_root/php_file.php

You can use the relative path to the XF root, or you can use the absolute path on your server.

 

[philmckrackon]

Thanks for the help.

Is this possible (references / side column) in this Wiki (like wikipedia)? I'm guessing I need to create custom bbcodes for the reference superscript link and pass info to the wiki templates to insert into the page (some thing like THIS) but can this be done?
I know how to pass page variables to a template via this example [template=jwp]name=hello|contents=goodbye[/template] but would it be possible to increment it?
Any suggestions on what you would consider the best approach?

Regards,





Side column:

 

[philmckrackon]

@Jaxel
Do you have any suggestions on how to implement THIS? Your advice is much valued.