Hi Dave,
yep, we have an issue tracker at
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JSPWIKI/
re. /JSPWiki path, yep, it's the default value, you can change it by
setting the jspwiki.baseURL on your jspwiki-custom.properties file. With
2.10.3, this setting will be calculated and there won't be any nee
Hi Dave,
please (re)consider subscribing to user@jspwiki.apache.org, for sure you'll
get plenty of different point of views in there..
Regarding the URL, you could instruct JSPWiki to use ShortURLConstructor
instead of the default one to get your preferred page name style. However,
changing it at
We developed a plugin which uses the excellent (but commercial) tool
Prince (https://princexml.com) and is made up of a jar file plus a
little bit of a Perl hack. This enables us to produce the cleanest, most
beautiful documents that we can and lets us run varied templates and our
own custom CSS. T
While we're on the topic of pluggable markdown processors and wishlists, my
markdown of choice is org-mode :)
And, yes, I know it's open source and I'm welcome to scratch my own itch,
but it would be nice if whatever solution somebody else put in place didn't
architect us into a corner (if we
> This would allow conversion of the wiki contents into a beautiful PDF without
> much effort.
Have you tried opening a JSPWiki Page in Chrome and printing to PDF? I
do like the result.
Juergen
2017-02-21 12:07 GMT+01:00 Juan Pablo Santos Rodríguez
:
> Hi Dave,
>
> thanks for using JSPWiki! The
Hi Dave,
thanks for using JSPWiki! The preferred way to reach out for these things
is through the user's ML (cc'ed), though, as it will reach more people and
it's more likely you'll get an answer sooner.
As for the global variables, you could check WikiVariables [#1] to see if
that fits you. It's
