Re: Default Template discussion
"Dirk Frederickx" <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.java.jspwiki.user |
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On 7/22/07, Janne Jalkanen <[email protected]> wrote: > > If you would go back to the server for each section, that would create > > a high number of intermediate versions. > > Unless you would provide an API to save intermediate changes, like > > done for the preview ? > > Yup, this is exactly what I was thinking of. > > > (the intermediate page is saved in the server session) > > But what is the advantage of that, versus a complete edit-cycle > > locally on the browser ? > > One word: Simultaneous edits by multiple people. > > Okay, five words. Tx for the great five words ;-) Sounds like a great improvement. What version of JSPWiki are you thinking of ? > > However, we probably can go further: look at the page in regular view > > mode, and just change the section-under-edit into a wiki-markup > > textarea. (aha ! ) In such case there is even no need for the famous > > EDIT tab anymore :-D ) > > Yupyup, I would very much like to see this. Double-click to edit. I would like that too. But doesn't work on those poor non-js browsers :-( So a good-old edit button will still be required. Grrr. > > An API for this could be a simple AJAX call to request the rendering > > of a certain piece of Wiki Markup. > > We're on the same page on this, I see :-D. Though, I'd like to see > the current default template stabliized now so that we can release a > stable. There are not that many outstanding issues anyway. agree