Wiki source code of Configuration

Version 211.1 by Manuel Leduc on 2020/10/19

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174.6	5	Once you have XWiki [[installed>>Documentation.AdminGuide.Installation.WebHome]] you'll want to configure it. Configuration can be done in 2 ways:
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140.2	7	* by stopping the XWiki instance and editing either the ##xwiki/WEB-INF/xwiki.cfg## file or the ##xwiki/WEB-INF/xwiki.properties## one, and then restarting XWiki. Note that ##xwiki.cfg## was the historical file containing the configuration option but we're moving away from it and in due time all the XWiki configuration options will be found in ##xwiki.properties##
141.1	8	* by logging in as a user with admin rights and going to the administration page using the top level menu. You can also go directly to //{{{http://localhost:8080/xwiki/bin/admin/XWiki/XWikiPreferences}}}//. This allows to keep the server running while making the changes.(((
82.1	9	{{info}}
140.2	10	* Some configurations are only accessible from the ##xwiki.cfg## and ##xwiki.properties## files and have no equivalent on the administration page.
	11	* If you're a developer and need to understand how Configuration works in XWiki, check the [[Configuration Module Documentation>>extensions:Extension.Configuration Module]].
82.1	12	{{/info}}
141.1	13	)))You can verify some basic settings of your XWiki installation (on Tomcat, MySQL) using the [[Check Config and Indexes application>>extensions:Extension.Check Config And Indexes Application]].
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	15	There are various things you can configure:
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53.1	17	= Enable superadmin account =
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51.1	19	Edit the ##xwiki.cfg## file and enable the ##xwiki.superadminpassword## property. For example:
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54.2	21	{{code language="none"}}
1.29	22	# Enable to allow superadmin. It is disabled by default as this could be a security breach if
	23	# it were set and you forgot about it.
	24	xwiki.superadminpassword=system
51.1	25	{{/code}}
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51.1	27	When logging in, the username will be "superadmin" and the password will be the one you set in the ##xwiki.superadminpassword## property.
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53.1	29	= Language settings =
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200.1	31	To define the default language for your wiki go to the administration page, click on "Localization", locate the "Default Language" field and select the language you wish to use.
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174.3	33	In addition you can configure your wiki to be multilingual. See the [[I18 user page>>platform:Features.I18N]] for more information.
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190.1	35	Last, you can also force your wiki to display only in one of the languages specified in the settings, by editing your ##WEB-INF/xwiki.cfg## file. Search for the "Internationalization" section, and you should see two commented settings that you can uncomment to fix their value (1 means true, 0 false).
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54.2	37	{{code language="none"}}
43.1	38	#-# By default, XWiki chooses the language specified by the client (browser) in the Accept-Language HTTP header. This
	39	#-# allows to use the default language of the wiki when the user didn't manually choose a language.
	40	# xwiki.language.preferDefault=0
	41
190.1	42	#-# Force only one of the supported languages to be accepted. Default is true.
	43	# xwiki.language.forceSupported=1
51.1	44	{{/code}}
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190.1	46	{{warning}}
	47	Starting with XWiki {{info}}11.2RC1{{/info}} the option ##xwiki.language.forceSupported## is by default set to true. The option was by default set to false on prior versions.
	48	{{/warning}}
	49
200.1	50	== Algorithm ==
	51
	52	The algorithm to find the locale to use is the following, in this order:
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200.1	54	* If the wiki is not multilingual use the wiki default locale (##default_language## xproperty in ##XWikiPreferences## xobject or English if not found).
	55	* If the wiki is multilingual
	56	** Try to get the locale passed in the request (looking for a ##language## query string parameter).
	57	** If the language value is ##default## use the wiki default locale. If a parameter is found sets a ##language## cookie to remember the language in use.
	58	** Try to get the locale from the ##language## cookie
	59	** If the default language is preferred (##xwiki.language.preferDefault## from ##xwiki.cfg## or ##preferDefaultLanguage## property from the space preferences (##WebPreferences## xobject) or wiki preferences (##XWikiPreferences## xobject})), and since the user didn't explicitly ask for a language already, then use the wiki default locale.
	60	** Try to use the browser's ##Accept-Language## header sent in HTTP request.
	61	** Fallback to the wiki default locale
	62
	63	In addition the ##xwiki.language.forceSupported## configuration property (editable in ##xwiki.cfg##) is enabled by default and means that if at any step above the locale found is not in the list of supported locales, then the locale is not set and the algorithm moves to the next step.
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53.1	65	= Date format =
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140.2	67	To define the date format used in the interfaces, go to //Wiki -> Administer Wiki -> Localization//, locate the "Date format" field and enter the date format you wish to use. Examples:
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51.1	69	\|=Format\|=Result
	70	\|MMMM dd, HH:mm\|January 27, 12:27
	71	\|yyyy/MM/dd, HH:mm\|2009/01/27, 12:27
	72	\|dd/MM/yyyy, HH:mm\|27/01/2009, 12:27
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140.2	74	[[More information about date formatting>>http://docs.oracle.com/javase/1.5.0/docs/api/java/text/SimpleDateFormat.html]].
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53.1	76	= Enabling/Disabling Statistics =
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140.2	78	To disable [[the Statistics feature>>extensions:Extension.Statistics Application]] edit your //xwiki.cfg// file and replace the following properties as shown here (to enable statistics, change ##0## to ##1##):
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140.1	80	{{code}}
	81	xwiki.stats=0
	82	xwiki.stats.default=0
	83	{{/code}}
	84
1.10	85	where:
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140.2	87	* ##xwiki.stats## controls whether statistics are on or off
205.3	88	* ##xwiki.stats.default## controls whether statistics are on or off by default for the current Wiki. This is useful in [[multi wiki mode>>Documentation.AdminGuide.Virtualization.WebHome]]. A wiki can decide whether statistics are on or off by setting the "statistics" field in ##XWiki.XWikiPreferences##. If no such field is defined then the default value //xwiki.stats.default// is used.(((
140.1	89	{{info}}
	90	There's currently no UI to set the statistics on or off for a given subwiki. Thus at the moment you'll need to do 2 things:
140.4	91	* Edit ##XWiki.XWikiPreferences## to add a new boolean property to the class, by going to //{{{http://localhost:8080/xwiki/bin/edit/XWiki/XWikiPreferences?editor=class}}}//
	92	* Set the ##statistics## property to true by going to //{{{http://localhost:8080/xwiki/bin/edit/XWiki/XWikiPreferences?editor=object}}}// and setting the ##statistics## property to ##true##
140.1	93	{{/info}}
140.4	94	)))
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53.1	96	= Optional Store Features =
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53.1	98	== Document versioning ==
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	100	One of the key features of a wiki engine is the ability to keep all the history of a document, giving users the ability to see the evolution of a document, but also to revert changes. However, the history of an active wiki continuously grows and is usually much larger than the current version of the data. It is possible to disable the versioning feature in XWiki, which means that less storage space will be used, although it will not be possible to revert the document in case of vandalism.
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140.2	102	To disable versioning edit //xwiki.cfg// and add {{code}}xwiki.store.versioning=0{{/code}}.
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174.6	104	[[Attachment versioning>>Documentation.AdminGuide.Attachments#HVersions]] is also available and turned on by default.
49.1	105
53.1	106	== Document recycle bin ==
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140.2	108	By default deleted documents are not permanently removed, but are placed in a //recycle bin//, from which they can later be removed or restored. To disable it, edit //xwiki.cfg// and add {{code}}xwiki.recyclebin=0{{/code}}.
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140.2	110	{{info}}
	111	Disabling the recycle bin will make it impossible to restore a deleted document, unless a database backup is available.
	112	{{/info}}
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51.1	114	By default, a deleted document can be permanently deleted right away by administrators, and after 7 days by regular users. To change these limits, edit //xwiki.cfg// and add:
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51.1	116	{{code}}
49.1	117	# Admins must wait 3 days before being allowed to permanently delete
	118	xwiki.store.recyclebin.adminWaitDays=3
	119	# Normal users must also wait 3 days
	120	xwiki.store.recyclebin.waitDays=3
51.1	121	{{/code}}
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174.6	123	[[Attachment recycle bin>>Documentation.AdminGuide.Attachments#HDeletion]] is similar.
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186.1	125	= Customizing error pages =
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187.1	127	The screen displayed to the user when an error occurs can be easily customized without modifying the skin in the following cases: when the wiki, document or attachment that is currently looked for does not exist, or when a denied access occurs. You simply need to create the following respective pages in your wiki:
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187.1	129	* ##XWiki.WikiDoesNotExist##,
	130	* ##XWiki.DocumentDoesNotExist##,
	131	* ##XWiki.AttachmentDoesNotExist##,
	132	* ##XWiki.AccessDenied##
	133
	134	Creating these pages rather than editing the skin's velocity files will save you time during upgrades since you won't need to merge the possibly updated skin files with yours.
	135
53.1	136	= Customizing the Skin =
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174.6	138	See the [[Skin Guide>>Documentation.AdminGuide.Skins]].
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53.1	140	= Security configuration =
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174.6	142	See the [[Security Guide>>Documentation.AdminGuide.Security]].
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188.1	144	By default the protocol to use to generate external URLs (https, http) is extracted from request to XWiki so most of the time you don't have anything to do if you properly configured your proxy but it's possible to force a specific protocol using ##xwiki.url.protocol## property in //xwiki.cfg//.
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53.1	146	= Customizing Menus =
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114.6	148	The first thing to understand is that menus depend on the skin you're using. If you're using the 1.0 skin it's likely you're using the [[Panels Application>>extensions:Extension.Panels Application]] to provide the different menu panels you see on the left or right of your wikis. Check the [[Panels Application>>extensions:Extension.Panels Application]] to know more on how to configure/modify them.
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53.1	150	= Encoding =
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178.1	152	See the [[Encoding Guide>>Documentation.AdminGuide.Configuration.Encoding.WebHome]].
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53.1	154	= User Authentication =
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177.1	156	See the [[Authentication Guide>>Documentation.AdminGuide.Authentication.WebHome]].
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53.1	158	== Customizing the Verified Registration Page (Since 2.2M2) ==
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140.2	160	The Verified Registration Page is part of the [[Administration Application>>extensions:Extension.Administration Application]] and allows you to require users to fill in a captcha and validates user input on both the server side and the client side using Javascript. The configuration allows you to add fields and validation constraints to the fields which are there.
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140.2	162	Since version 2.3M1 in order to turn on captcha you simply go to the administration page, click "Registration" and you will find a checkbox for turning on captcha along with other registation page related settings.
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114.6	164	For more information about configuring the registration page you can visit the page on the [[Administration Application>>extensions:Extension.Administration Application]].
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57.1	166	= Initial Groups =
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174.6	168	You can set the default groups which new users will automatically be added to by changing the ##xwiki.users.initialGroups## parameter in your [[xwiki.cfg>>Documentation.AdminGuide.Configuration#HSamplexwiki.cfg]] file. To make all new users be added to the groups XWiki.CoolPeople and XWiki.CommunityMembers you will have to set the ##initialGroups## parameter like this:
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140.4	170	(((
61.1	171	{{code language="none"}}
57.1	172	xwiki.users.initialGroups=XWiki.CoolPeople, XWiki.CommunityMembers
	173	{{/code}}
140.4	174	)))
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57.1	176	* Current members will not be automatically be added to these groups, only new members.
	177	* The groups have to be created before being specified as initial groups.
	178
53.1	179	= Logging =
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174.6	181	See the [[Logging page>>Documentation.AdminGuide.Logging]].
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53.1	183	= Configuring Interwiki links =
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119.1	185	[[Interwiki linking>>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/InterWiki]] is a short hand syntax for linking to pages on other websites. For example, you could link to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/InterWiki just by typing ~[~[InterWiki@WikiPedia]].
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119.1	187	{{info}}
	188	Note that different lists have to be maintained to support this function in XWiki Syntax 1.0 and 2.x.
	189	{{/info}}
	190
	191	{{warning}}
207.1	192	The link notation for Interwiki links has changed in XWiki Syntax 2.1. Links should look like this in XWiki Syntax 2.1: ~[~[interwiki:WikiPedia:InterWiki]].
119.1	193	{{/warning}}
	194
	195	== Interwiki links (XWiki Syntax 1.0) ==
	196
125.3	197	Since XWiki renders wiki syntax using the [[Radeox>>http://codemonkeyism.com/forking-radeox-a-new-wiki-render-engine/]] engine, it supports Interwiki links in [[much the same way as SnipSnap>>http://snipsnap.org/space/InterWiki+HowTo]].
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	199	To configure Interwiki links on your wiki:
	200
51.1	201	* Create a file named ##[location from where you start your container]/conf/intermap.txt##
141.1	202	* Fill ##intermap.txt## with content like:(((
140.2	203	{{code}}
	204	IMDB http://us.imdb.com/Title?
1.24	205	OpenWiki http://openwiki.com/?
	206	SourceForge http://sourceforge.net/
	207	TWiki http://twiki.org/cgi-bin/view/
	208	Why http://clublet.com/c/c/why?
	209	Wiki http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?
140.2	210	WikiPedia http://www.wikipedia.com/wiki/
	211	{{/code}}
141.1	212	)))You can of course add your own entries.
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140.2	214	{{warning}}
	215	Radeox's parser for ##intermap.txt## is very fragile. A blank line at the bottom of the file is enough to make it fall over.
	216	{{/warning}}
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140.2	218	Restart XWiki (you'll need to restart XWiki every time you change ##intermap.txt##) and try out an Interwiki link. If it does not work, check your ##xwiki.log## file. You'll see if ##conf/intermap.txt## could not be found, or if there was an error parsing it.
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119.1	220	== Interwiki links (XWiki Syntax 2.x) ==
	221
	222	In order to use Interwiki links in the XWiki Syntax 2.x it is necessary to configure the appropriate list in your ##xwiki.properties## file. Look for the following section:
	223
	224	{{code language="none"}}
	225	#-# [Since 2.5M2]
	226	#-# InterWiki definitions in the format alias=URL
	227	#-# See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interwiki_links for a definition of an InterWiki link
	228	# Some examples:
	229	# rendering.interWikiDefinitions = wikipedia = http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
	230	# rendering.interWikiDefinitions = definition = http://www.yourdictionary.com/
	231	{{/code}}
	232
116.1	233	= Link URLs =
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116.1	235	With parameters, you can specify what type of links will be made by XWiki.
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116.1	237	== Reverse proxy setup ==
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116.1	239	XWiki can and does run behind reverse proxies such as Apache mod_proxy. Usually the only thing needed is to have the ##x-forwarded-host## http header set to the external URL and XWiki will write links correctly.
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172.1	241	Some reverse proxy software does not set this header and with XWiki 3.0M3 or newer, you can use the ##xwiki.home## parameter in single wiki instances (non farm) to achieve the same result.
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140.4	243	* xwiki.home - parameter in ##xwiki.cfg## will be used to make all links pointing to the main wiki on the server. If your main wiki is called "xwiki" but you want your users to access it by going to //www.yoursite.tld// instead of //xwiki.yoursite.tld//, you may set the ##xwiki.home## parameter to //{{{http://www.yoursite.tld/}}}//
172.1	244	Since XWiki 3.0M3, this parameter will also work for single wiki instances and will be the final authority if the ##x-forwarded-host## parameter is not set.
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140.2	246	* xwiki.url.protocol - with the ##xwiki.url.protocol## parameter in ##xwiki.cfg## you can explicitly specify the protocol as https. This is useful if you are running xwiki behind a reverse proxy which converts https into plain http so xwiki only sees http.
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	248	== Short URLs ==
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174.3	250	It's possible to [[configure XWiki to use shorter URLs>>platform:Main.ShortURLs]].
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144.3	252	= Configure the names of database schemas =
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173.1	254	{{info}}Since 1.6M1{{/info}} Sometimes, especially in a complex environment, we need to control the names of database schemes, other than default.
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205.3	256	* xwiki.db: name of database schema for the main wiki (including the name of the wiki in a single-wiki environment, otherwise the database name comes from the Hibernate configuration file).
	257	* xwiki.db.prefix: useful mainly for [[sub wikis>>Documentation.AdminGuide.Virtualization.WebHome]], where we have a separate database schema for each sub wiki. This prefix is added to the database schema name after usual mapping between wiki names and schemas. Note that this is also applied to the main wiki database name.
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181.1	259	= Controlling Page Tabs =
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181.2	261	You can do this from the [[Administration>>extensions:Extension.Administration Application#HPresentation]].
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181.3	263	If you wish to turn on/off comments/annotations/attachments/history/information tabs only for a single page you just need to [[define some properties in a script in the page>>platform:DevGuide.Scripting#HControllingPageTabs]].
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156.1	265	Last, if you wish to turn them off based on some programmatic rule (such as display them only for Administrators), you should define the properties in the ##layoutExtraVars.vm## template file from your XWiki installation. For example:
	266
	267	{{code language="none"}}
	268	#if (!$hasAdmin)
181.1	269	## Hide tabs
	270	#set($displayDocExtra = false)
	271	## Hide viewer shortcuts in the menu
	272	#set ($displayShortcuts = false)
156.1	273	#end
	274	{{/code}}
	275
140.2	276	= Configure "Version Summary" behavior =
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174.3	278	When you're editing a page you can add a brief description of your changes in the "Version Summary" field by default (look at [[platform:Features.PageEditing#HCommoneditactions]]). You can disable this feature by setting ##xwiki.editcomment=0## in ##xwiki.cfg##.
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140.2	280	When the "Version Summary" feature is enabled, you can also set "Version Summary" to be mandatory by setting //xwiki.editcomment.mandatory=1// in //xwiki.cfg//. This will show a popup window with the request to write a short comment if there is no comment entered. It doesn't allow you to enter an empty comment. If you want a popup, but you also want to be able to enter an empty comment, set //xwiki.editcomment.suggested=1// in //xwiki.cfg//
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140.2	282	If you set "Version Summary" as mandatory or suggested, you can also remove the "Version Summary" field and use only a popup window for writing a comment. Set //xwiki.editcomment.hidden=0// in //xwiki.cfg// to do this.
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140.2	284	You can use the special fields in the //XWikiPreferences// object instead of editing //xwiki.cfg//. These fields are: //editcomment//, //editcomment_mandatory//, //editcomment_suggested// and //editcomment_hidden//.
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138.1	286	= Configuring Directories =
	287
169.2	288	XWiki uses the following directories:
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169.2	290	* A Temporary directory. It's used for example to cache images after re-sizing them or store attachments after loading them out of the database.
174.6	291	* A Permanent directory. It's used for storing data such as extensions and [[filesystem attachments>>Documentation.AdminGuide.Attachments#HFilesystemAttachmentStore28SinceXWikiEnterprise3.0M229]] which must not be deleted and search indexes which are replaceable but laborious to create.
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202.1	293	== Permanent Directory ==
	294
139.1	295	To set the permanent directory, you have 2 options:
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140.2	297	* Set the ##xwiki.data.dir## system property when starting the JVM (ie. the Servlet Container's JVM, specifically: ##-Dxwiki.data.dir=...##)
	298	* Set the ##environment.permanentDirectory## property in your ##xwiki.properties## file
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169.1	300	Make sure to choose a folder different from the XWiki home on which XWiki (which usually means whatever user running the application server in which XWiki is installed) has write access. For example the standard Debian package use ##/var/lib/xwiki/data## which is usually a good fit for many Linux distributions.
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169.2	302	If the location points to a file or a directory to which XWiki does not have write access to, a warning will be printed in the log and the temporary directory will be used as a default. The temporary directory can be periodically cleaned and all its content deleted so it is critical that it is not used for anything else. Thus it's especially important to set the Permanent directory to not point to the temporary directory.
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183.1	304	{{info}}
184.1	305	There are 2 ways to find out what's your current permanent directory:
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210.1	307	* {{version since="9.10"}}Check the XWiki logs and look for the "Using permanent directory" string.{{/version}}
207.1	308	* Put the following in a wiki page (using the wiki editor). Beware that you'll need to have programming rights for this to work:
183.1	309	{{/info}}
	310
205.1	311	List of sub-directories in the permanent directory:
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205.1	313	* ##store##: Data stores
207.1	314	** ##store/file##: Attachments ([[when they're saved on the filesystem>>platform:AdminGuide.Attachments#HAttachmentStorage]], which is the default, otherwise they're saved in the database), and deleted documents. Note that even when attachments are saved on the filesystem the attachment metadata are saved in the database (e.g. creator, date, etc).
205.1	315	** ##store/solr##: Solr configurations and data that are not cache data (cache data for in ##cache##, see below).
	316	* ##extension##: Installed extensions.
	317	* ##cache##: Cache files. These files and subdirectories can be removed, XWiki will regenerate them (e.g. the Solr seach indexes). However that can take a lot of time. Examples of what's contained in the cache:
	318	** Solr search indexes
	319	** Descriptors of core extensions. If you delete them, XWiki will simply try to resolve those extensions again at startup but it won't need to resolve much since the WAR embeds complete descriptors for all the JARs. Removing this directory allows cleaning descriptors that were downloaded in previous versions of XWiki.
	320	** FOP Font cache
	321	* ##mails##: The [[Mail Sender API>>extensions:Extension.Mail Sender API]] (used by several features of XWiki that require sending mails) will serialize email messages in this directory before they are sent, so that if XWiki crashes or is stopped, those mails are not lost and can be resent. Once a mail is successfully sent, its associated file is removed from this directory. Thus this directory will contain mails that failed to be sent.
207.1	322	* ##logs##: Contains the xwiki logs but this is only true for the [[XWiki Standalone packaging>>Documentation.AdminGuide.Installation.WebHome#HInstallationMethods]] which has Jetty configured to generate its logs in this directory.
205.1	323	* ##jobs##: Logs and statuses of the various jobs that executed inside XWiki (e.g. when deleting a page or set of pages a job is used). It also contains the status of the Flavor which is setup as a job. Removing this directory can cause problems (it'll remove the status of the Flavor for example).
207.1	324	* ##database##: This is only true for the [[XWiki Standalone packaging>>Documentation.AdminGuide.Installation.WebHome#HInstallationMethods]] and it contains the HSQLDB database data (i.e. the wiki pages and more).
210.1	325	* {{version since="12.6"}}##mentions##: The [[Mentions Application>>extensions:Extension.Mentions Application.WebHome]] uses this directory to store the queue of documents that are waiting to be analysed for new mentions.{{/version}}
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202.1	327	== Temporary Directory ==
	328
	329	The temporary directory is taken from the Servlet Container's ##javax.servlet.context.tempdir## Servlet Context property and thus must be configured at that level. If it is pointed to a file or directory where XWiki cannot write, it will print a warning in the log and attempt to use the [[##java.io.tmpdir##>>http://docs.oracle.com/javase/1.5.0/docs/api/java/lang/System.html#getProperties()]] System property. If this is not a writable directory, an exception will be thrown.
	330
	331	Also note that 3rd party libraries used by XWiki could be using another temporary directory. Usually that would the tmp dir provided by the JVM, i.e. the location pointed to by the [[##java.io.tmpdir##>>http://docs.oracle.com/javase/1.5.0/docs/api/java/lang/System.html#getProperties()]] System property.
	332
	333	{{info}}
207.1	334	To know the location, put the following in a wiki page (using the wiki editor). Beware that you'll need to have programming rights for this to work:
202.1	335	{{/info}}
	336
53.1	337	= Configuring WebDAV (since 1.7) =
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174.1	339	WebDAV support has been added to XWiki beginning with XWiki 1.7. It is very important to note that WebDAV is enabled by default.
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53.1	341	== Securing WebDAV Server ==
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140.2	343	XWiki's WebDAV implementation only supports the [[Basic Access Authentication>>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basic_access_authentication]] scheme for authenticating WebDAV clients. Because of this reason it is highly recommended that you employ a transport level security mechanism like SSL to protect your clients. You may consult your web application container's documentation to see how this can be achieved.
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53.1	345	== Disabling WebDAV ==
33.1	346
140.2	347	To disable WebDAV support in your XWiki server, simply edit your ##web.xml## file and remove the url-mapping element for mapping webdav requests. The url-mapping element for WebDAV looks like this:
33.1	348
53.1	349	{{code language="xml"}}
33.1	350	<servlet-mapping>
	351	<servlet-name>webdav</servlet-name>
	352	<url-pattern>/webdav/*</url-pattern>
	353	</servlet-mapping>
51.1	354	{{/code}}
33.1	355
53.1	356	= Redirections =
13.1	357
140.2	358	XWiki supports defining redirections for incoming requests. To activate this feature modify your ##xwiki.cfg## file and set the following property: {{code}}xwiki.preferences.redirect=1{{/code}}.
51.1	359	Then for each redirection you want to add, add a ##XWiki.GlobalRedirect## object to your main wiki's ##XWiki.XWikiPreferences## document. The ##XWiki.GlobalRedirect## object has 2 fields: ##pattern## and ##destination##. The URL received is matched on ##pattern## and if there's a match it's replaced with the value from ##destination##. XWiki then redirects to the new URL.
13.1	360
53.1	361	= Customizing the PDF export Look & Feel =
15.1	362
61.1	363	{{info}}
140.2	364	In the future we'll want to rewrite the PDF/RTF exports as renderers in the new [[Rendering Module architecture>>extensions:Extension.Rendering Module]]. When this happens this section will be upgraded.
61.1	365	{{/info}}
24.1	366
30.2	367	Here's how the PDF and RTF exports currently work:
154.2	368	{{image reference="XWikiExport201010290119.png"/}}
28.1	369
58.1	370	As shown in the diagram you can customize 4 parts:
53.1	371
210.2	372	* The templates, ##pdf.vm## and the referenced subparts, ##pdfhtmlheader.vm##, ##pdfheader.vm##, ##pdffooter.vm##, ##pdftoc.vm##, ##pdfcover.vm##, which can be overridden by a copy located in a custom skin
140.2	373	* The CSS used to render the content as PDF/RTF. There is no pdf.css by default. It could be created in /templates or in a skin; a copy in a skin, override the one located in /templates
210.2	374	* The XHTML2FO XSL transformation. The default one, ##{{scm project="xwiki-platform" path="xwiki-platform-core/xwiki-platform-oldcore/src/main/resources/xhtml2fo.xsl"}}xhtml2fo.xsl{{/scm}}##, is packed in a core jar but it could be override by a new one in a template or a ##xhtml2fo.xsl## file in ##WEB-INF/classes## directory, if customization needed.
	375	* The FOP XSL transformation. The default one, ##fop.xsl##, is also packed in a core jar.
30.2	376
140.2	377	After the export request triggers XWiki ExportAction, the content of your document is parsed by Velocity to get the initial XHTML content. [[JTidy>>http://jtidy.sourceforge.net/]], a HTML/XHTML syntax checker and pretty printer, will clean the initial XHTML to make it XHTML compliant. No customization is possible in this step.
108.1	378
140.4	379	In order to provide your own customization you need to start by tweaking the default templates (they can also be copied to a new skin) and/or by creating a new [[XWiki Class>>platform:DevGuide.DataModel]]. To do that simply create a new page called //XWiki.PDFClass// and edit it in class mode (for ex. //{{{http://yourserver.com/xwiki/bin/edit/XWiki/PDFClass?editor=class}}}//). Add the following "Text Area" properties as needed (they are all optional so you only need to define the ones you need to use):
53.1	380
193.1	381	* ##style##: contains the CSS information that will overwrite or complement the default ##pdf.css## values if they exist. [[css4j>>https://css4j.github.io/]], a CSS API implementation for the Java™ platform, will take care of this.
164.1	382	* ##xhtmlxsl##: contains the XHTML to FO XSL overriding the default one. It is processed by [[Apache Xalan>>http://xml.apache.org/xalan-j/]], a XSLT processor for transforming XML documents into HTML, text, or other XML document types. Since version 3.0M2 (see issue [[XWIKI-5918>>https://jira.xwiki.org/browse/XWIKI-5918\|\|title="Impossible to override XSLT documents used in the PDF export process"]]) this field needs to be the actual content of the customized ##xhtml2fo.xsl##. Note that you can also use velocity in this field (useful to get the content of an attached .xsl file, which comes in very handy when you need to fill in a big file, since the limit of textarea properties is of 60 000 characters)
109.1	383	* ##fopxsl##: contains the FOP to PDF/RTF XSL overriding the default one. It is processed by [[Apache FOP>>http://xmlgraphics.apache.org/fop/]].
30.2	384
119.1	385	{{warning}}
140.2	386	The name of the class must be ##XWiki.PDFClass##.
119.1	387	{{/warning}}
114.5	388
106.1	389	The good thing about fop/xsl-fo is that the xsl-fo document is independent of the final result. So we can export the wiki documents into many formats.
	390
51.1	391	Then create a new page (say ##XWiki.PDFTemplate##) and add the ##XWiki.PDFClass## object to it.
30.2	392
140.4	393	Last use that page when calling the PDF/RTF export using the ##pdftemplate## parameter as in //{{{http://yourserver/xwiki/bin/export/Space/Page?format=pdf&language=en&pdftemplate=XWiki.PDFTemplate}}}//.
30.2	394
140.2	395	{{warning}}
140.3	396	No template is used by default.
140.2	397	{{/warning}}
	398
79.1	399	{{info}}
179.1	400	As mentioned the ##style## property stores CSS code. The field is parsed by the Velocity engine, so you can use the [[current color theme>>extensions:Extension.Color Theme Application#HUsingColorThemesvariables]] to style your PDF. Also, you can insert page break in PDF file with //page-break-before// CSS instruction. For example:
140.2	401
181.1	402	{{code language="css"}}
79.1	403	#template('colorThemeInit.vm')
28.1	404	h2 {
79.1	405	color: $theme.titleColor;
28.1	406	}
	407
79.1	408	td {
	409	border-color: $theme.borderColor;
28.1	410	}
179.1	411
	412	h1, .my_Page_break {
	413	page-break-before:always;
	414	}
	415
51.1	416	{{/code}}
79.1	417	{{/info}}
28.1	418
132.1	419	= Override the PDF Templates =
131.1	420
132.1	421	== Customize the PDF Footer ==
131.1	422
140.4	423	By default, the PDF footer will display the page number, the last author and the date on which the last modification was performed. In order to also display a customized message, the template ##pdffooter.vm## must be overridden. To do that, edit the skin class (e.g. //{{{http://yourserver/xwiki/bin/edit/XWiki/XWikiSkins?editor=class}}}//) and add a "TextArea" object named ##pdffooter.vm##:
131.1	424
154.2	425	{{image reference="OverridePDFFooter.png"/}}
131.1	426
144.2	427	After adding the ##pdffooter.vm## you might want to edit it (clicking on it opens a detailed editor) and e.g. give it a "Pretty name". In this editor, also set the "Editor" property to "pure text" as otherwise the WYSIWYG-Editor will be used:
143.1	428
154.2	429	{{image reference="OverridePDFFooterEdit1.png"/}}
144.2	430
140.4	431	Next, edit the skin page (e.g. //{{{http://yourserver/xwiki/bin/edit/XWiki/DefaultSkin?editor=object}}}//) and add the following code to the ##pdffooter.vm## property:
131.1	432
140.2	433	{{code}}
	434	$msg.Page <span class="page-number"></span> - $msg.get('lastmodifiedby')
	435	$xwiki.getUserName($tdoc.author, false)
	436	$msg.get('lastmodifiedon')
	437	$!xwiki.formatDate($tdoc.date)
	438	<div>
	439	<p>CustomName SAS. All rights reserved. Confidential and proprietary document. Printed Copies are not controlled.</p>
	440	</div>
	441	{{/code}}
	442
131.1	443	To see the changes, just export any wiki page:
	444
154.2	445	{{image reference="OverridePDFFooterFinal.png"/}}
131.1	446
141.1	447	== Customize the PDF Cover ==
131.1	448
140.4	449	This could be useful when you want for instance to add the company's logo to the PDF cover. In order to do this, the template ##pdfcover.vm## must be overridden. Just like for the PDF header, a "TextArea" property named ##pdfcover.vm## must be added to the XWiki.XWikiSkins class (e.g. //{{{http://yourserver/xwiki/bin/view/XWiki/XWikiSkins?editor=class}}}//).
131.1	450
154.2	451	{{image reference="OverridePDFCover.png"/}}
131.1	452
140.4	453	Next, edit the skin page (e.g. //{{{http://yourserver/xwiki/bin/edit/XWiki/DefaultSkin?editor=object}}}//) and add the following code to the ##pdfcover.vm## property:
132.1	454
140.3	455	{{code}}
	456	<img src="$xwiki.getSkinFile("logo.png")"/>
131.1	457
	458	<div style="text-align: center; width: 100%;">
	459	<h1>
	460	#set($title = "$!pdfdoc.display('title', 'rendered')")
	461	#if($title == '')
	462	$escapetool.xml($!doc.displayTitle)
	463	#else
	464	$escapetool.xml($title)
	465	#end
	466	</h1>
	467	<br />
	468	<br />
	469	$!xwiki.getUserName($tdoc.author, false)
	470	<br />
	471	$!xwiki.formatDate($tdoc.date)
140.3	472	</div>
	473	{{/code}}
137.1	474
140.3	475	The last step consists of attaching the image "logo.png" to the skin:
131.1	476
154.2	477	{{image reference="OverridePDFCoverFinal.png"/}}
131.1	478
132.2	479	== Override the CSS rules ==
	480
189.1	481	In order to use your own template when exporting a page as PDF, you need to create a class in the XWiki space and name it PDFClass. Next, edit the page in "Class" mode (e.g. //{{{http://yourserver/xwiki/bin/edit/XWiki/PDFClass?editor=class}}}//) and add the following ##TextArea## properties:
131.1	482
188.3	483	* ##style##: contains the CSS rules that will override the default ##pdf.css## values; by default, there won't be a ##pdf.css## file on your filesystem, but you can create it in the folder ##\webapps\xwiki\templates\## or specify it in your skin page
	484	* ##xhtmlxsl##: contains the XHTML2FO XSL transformation that will override the default one
	485	* ##fopxsl##: contains the FOP XSL transformation that will override the default one
131.1	486
189.1	487	For each property added, make sure to set the ##Content## property metadata to ##PureText## in order to not get the WYSIWYG editor which would make it complex to enter XML/XSL.
	488
154.2	489	{{image reference="CreatePDFClass.png"/}}
131.1	490
140.3	491	Then, create the wiki page for which your want to customize the PDF export (e.g. XWiki.PDFTemplate) and add a "XWiki.PDFClass" object to it.
131.1	492
196.1	493	Supposing your wiki page //Sandbox.TestPage1// contains a table, you have to edit it in "Wiki" mode and add a style parameter as shown below:
140.3	494
134.3	495	{{code}}
131.1	496	(% class="mytable" %)
	497	\|=Column 1\|=Column 2
	498	\| data\|data
134.4	499	{{/code}}
140.3	500
196.1	501	Next, edit the template page (e.g. XWiki.PDFTemplate) in "Objects" mode and write your own CSS rules in the "style" property:
131.1	502
154.2	503	{{image reference="CreatePDFTemplate.png"/}}
131.1	504
196.1	505	Because no template is used by default, you need to specify the ##pdftemplate## parameter in the URL in order to use your own template: //{{{http://yourserver/xwiki/bin/export/Sandbox/TestPage1/?format=pdf&pdftemplate=XWiki.PDFTemplate}}}//.
131.1	506
197.2	507	{{image reference="SandboxTestPage1PDF.png" width="700"/}}
131.1	508
197.2	509	Tip: download the [[PDF class>>attach:XWiki.PDFClass.xar]] and [[PDF template >>attach:XWiki.PDFTemplate.xar]]for this example and test them on your wiki.
196.1	510
61.1	511	{{info}}
	512	Even though RTF export is expected to work the same way, there are still some isues to be solved affecting how CSS properties control the final layout.
	513	{{/info}}
28.1	514
179.1	515	{{warning}}
	516	If some CSS styling doesn't work on PDF export, you could check if CSS instruction is supported by XSL-FO on [[Apache™ FOP Compliance Page>>https://xmlgraphics.apache.org/fop/compliance.html]].
	517	Furthermore, you can not use multiple attributes to select a CSS element (see issue: [[XWIKI-14653>>https://jira.xwiki.org/browse/XWIKI-14653]]).
	518	{{/warning}}
	519
141.1	520	== Override the xhtml2fo.xsl rules ==
	521
180.1	522	As explained above, the entire code of {{scm project="xwiki-platform" path="xwiki-platform-core/xwiki-platform-oldcore/src/main/resources/xhtml2fo.xsl"}}xhtml2fo.xsl{{/scm}} needs to be copied in the xhtmlxsl textarea and then customized.
141.1	523
170.2	524	For example, to disable the generation of clickable URLs in the PDF, modify the following section:
141.1	525	{{code}} <xsl:template match="html:a[@href]" mode="transform">
	526	<fo:basic-link xsl:use-attribute-sets="a-link">
	527	<xsl:call-template name="process-a-link"/>
	528	</fo:basic-link>
	529	</xsl:template>{{/code}}
	530	as
	531	{{code}} <xsl:template match="html:a[@href]" mode="transform">
	532	<fo:inline>
	533	<xsl:call-template name="process-a-link"/>
	534	</fo:inline>
	535	</xsl:template>{{/code}}
179.1	536	or disable the generation of clickable URLs for some specific href links in the PDF
	537	{{code}} <xsl:template match="html:a[@href]" mode="transform">
	538	<xsl:choose>
	539	<!-- disable these internal links ("data-parent" attribute start with "#accordion" or href is "#my_anchor") -->
	540	<xsl:when test="starts-with(@data-parent,'#accordion') or @href = '#my_anchor'">
	541	<fo:inline>
	542	<xsl:call-template name="process-a-link"/>
	543	</fo:inline>
	544	</xsl:when>
	545	<xsl:otherwise>
	546	<fo:basic-link xsl:use-attribute-sets="a-link">
	547	<xsl:call-template name="process-a-link"/>
	548	</fo:basic-link>
	549	</xsl:otherwise>
	550	</xsl:choose>
141.1	551
179.1	552	</xsl:template>{{/code}}
	553
165.1	554	== Debugging PDF export ==
167.1	555
165.1	556	To inspect contents of created XHTML file (and be able to style it) - turn on logging <xwiki>/xwiki/bin/view/AdminGuide/Logging and set //com.xpn.xwiki// level to //DEBUG//. After PDF export action, xwiki log file containing intermediates states XHTML code after theses lines:
	557
	558	{{code language="none"}}
166.1	559	DEBUG c.x.x.p.i.PdfExportImpl - Cleaning HTML: //(show XHTML code without style)//
165.1	560	DEBUG c.x.x.p.i.PdfExportImpl - Cleaned XHTML:
166.1	561	DEBUG c.x.x.p.i.PdfExportImpl - Applying the following CSS: //(show CSS properties)//
	562	DEBUG c.x.x.p.i.PdfExportImpl - HTML with CSS applied: //(show HTML code with CSS properties merged in tag with "style=" )//
165.1	563	DEBUG c.x.x.p.i.PdfExportImpl - Final XHTML for export:
166.1	564	DEBUG c.x.x.p.i.PdfExportImpl - Intermediary XSL-FO: //(show document with eXtensible Stylesheet Language - Formatting Objects used to generate PDF files)//
165.1	565	DEBUG c.x.x.p.i.PdfExportImpl - Final XSL-FO source:
	566	and finally DEBUG c.x.x.p.i.PdfExportImpl - PageSequence x-page-sequence generated 3 pages.
	567	{{/code}}
	568
53.1	569	= Configuring Wiki Syntaxes and default Syntax =
46.1	570
160.1	571	To know how to configure the [[Wiki syntaxes>>platform:Main.XWikiSyntax]] that are available to the user when writing wiki pages, check the [[Rendering Administration Application>>extensions:Extension.Rendering Administration Application]].
24.1	572
115.1	573	= Title behavior =
	574
140.3	575	The following configuration parameters (found in ##xwiki.cfg##) can be used to control title behavior:
115.1	576
	577	{{code language="none"}}
	578	#-# Defines whether title handling should be using the compatibility mode or not. When the compatibility
163.3	579	#-# mode is active, XWiki will try to extract a title from the document content.
	580	#-# If the document's content first header (level 1 or level 2) matches the document's title
115.1	581	#-# the first header is stripped.
163.3	582	#-# The default value is 0.
	583	# xwiki.title.compatibility=1
115.1	584
	585	#-# Defines the maximum header depth to look for when computing a document's title from its content. If no header
	586	#-# equal or lower to the specified depth is found then the computed title falls back to the document name.
	587	#-# The default value is 2.
	588	# xwiki.title.headerdepth=2
	589
	590	#-# Defines if setting the title field must be mandatory in the WYSIWYG and Wiki editors. It is mandatory when this
	591	#-# property is set to 1. The default value is 0 (not mandatory).
	592	# xwiki.title.mandatory=0
	593	{{/code}}
	594
117.1	595	= Link Label Generation =
	596
174.3	597	Starting with XWiki Syntax 2.0 it's possible to configure how labels are generated by the system when the user doesn't provide one (e.g. ##[[platform:Main.WebHome]]##).
117.1	598
	599	Her's an extract from the ##xwiki.properties## file which is where this feature is configurable:
	600
	601	{{code language="none"}}
	602	#-# [Since 1.8RC2]
159.1	603	#-# Specifies how links labels are displayed when the user doesn't specify the label explicitly.
117.1	604	#-# Valid values:
	605	#-# %w: wiki name
159.1	606	#-# %s: full space name (e.g. space1.space2)
	607	#-# Note: Prior to 7.4.2/8.0M2 this was only displaying the last space name
	608	#-# %ls: last space name. New in 7.4.2/8.0M2
117.1	609	#-# %p: page name
159.1	610	#-# %np: nested page name (i.e. will display the space name for Nested Pages). New in 7.4.2/8.0M2
	611	#-# %P: page name with spaces between camel case words, i.e. "My Page" if the page name is "MyPage"
	612	#-# %NP: nested page name with spaces between camel case words, i.e. "My Page" if the page name is "MyPage".
	613	#-# New in 7.4.2/8.0M2
117.1	614	#-# %t: page title
	615	#-#
159.1	616	#-# Note that if the page title is empty or not defined then it defaults to %np. This is also the case
117.1	617	#-# if the title cannot be retrieved for the document.
	618	#-#
159.1	619	#-# The default is "%np". Some examples: "%s.%p", "%w:%s.%p".
	620	# rendering.linkLabelFormat = %np
117.1	621	{{/code}}
	622
121.1	623	= Rendering Cache =
	624
176.1	625	See the [[Performance page>>Documentation.AdminGuide.Performances.WebHome#HRenderingcache]].
121.1	626
125.1	627	= Allowed Pages for Inactive Users =
	628
125.2	629	The //xwiki.cfg// configuration file includes a property called ##xwiki.inactiveuser.allowedpages##. This property can be used to build a whitelist of pages that can be read by inactive users. The format that should be used is a comma-separated list of pages that users that are marked as inactive are allowed to see.
125.1	630
125.2	631	This property is needed due to the fact that in XWiki, some users can be marked as inactive, for example when enabling user email verification in the administration. An inactive user has an account, but the account needs to be validated in order for the user to be able to access the wiki. Access rights do not apply to inactive users (they are recognized neither as XWikiGuest nor as members of XWikiAllGroup).
125.1	632
140.3	633	{{info}}
	634	Inactive users are always allowed to see the //XWiki.AccountValidation// page in order to validate their account.
	635	{{/info}}
125.1	636
125.8	637	= Rendering Transformations =
	638
140.3	639	You can control which [[Transformations>>rendering:Main.Architecture]] are active (by default the [[Macro>>rendering:Main.Architecture]] and [[Icon>>rendering:Main.Transformations#HIconTransformation]] ones are active by default) by editing ##xwiki.properties##:
125.8	640
	641	{{code language="none"}}
	642	#-# [Since 2.6RC1]
	643	#-# Controls what transformations will be executed when rendering content.
	644	#-# A transformation modifies the parsed content. For example the Icon transformation replaces some characters with
	645	#-# icons, a WikiWord transformation will automatically create links when it finds wiki words, etc.
	646	#-# Note that the Macro transformation is a special transformation that replaces macro markers by the result of the
	647	#-# macro execution. If you don't list it, macros won't get executed.
	648	#-# The default value is: rendering.transformations = macro, icon
	649	{{/code}}
	650
140.3	651	For example if you wish to turn off the Icon Transformation in order to not render emoticons, you'd have to define the following property: {{code language="none"}}rendering.transformations = macro{{/code}}.
125.8	652
135.1	653	= Securing Groovy Scripts =
	654
136.1	655	See:
135.1	656
140.3	657	* The [[Commons Groovy Module>>extensions:Extension.GroovyModuleCommons]]
	658	* The [[Platform Groovy Module>>extensions:Extension.GroovyModulePlatform]]
	659
182.1	660	= Lock Duration =
	661
	662	By default, when a user starts editing a page, a lock will be set on that page, see [[Page Editing>>Documentation.UserGuide.Features.PageEditing#HLocking]]. The lock is valid by default for 30 minutes, after which it gets invalidated.
	663
	664	In order to increase this duration, you have 2 options:
	665
	666	* Add a property named ##lock_Timeout## to your ##xwiki.cfg## configuration file, and set the value in seconds (and restart XWiki). For example for 15 minutes: ##lock_Timeout = 900##.
	667	* Or add the configuration in the wiki itself:
	668	** Edit the ##XWiki.XWikiPreferences## document using the class editor
	669	** Add a Number property named ##lock_Timeout## (case sensitive)
	670	** Edit the ##XWiki.XWikiPreferences## document using the object editor
	671	** Find the ##lock_Timeout## property and put the desired number of seconds a lock should be valid for
	672	** Don't forget to save the document
	673
203.1	674	= Editing =
185.1	675
203.1	676	== Default editor ==
	677
	678	You can choose the default editor to use from "Configuration > Edit Mode Settings" (see below). You can also configure the default WYSIWYG editor to use ({{info}}XWiki 8.2{{/info}}).
	679
	680	{{image reference="DefaultEditorStarting30.png" width="45%"/}} {{image reference="default-wysiwyg-config.png" width="45%"/}}
	681
	682	== Default WYSIWYG editor ==
	683
	684	See the [[WYSIWYG Editor Configuration>>extensions:Extension.CKEditor Integration.WebHome#HConfiguretheEditor]] page to find out how you can enable or disable editing features.
	685
	686	== Section Editing ==
	687
185.1	688	By default section editing is limited to level 1 and level 2 sections. This can be controlled by editing ##xwiki.cfg##:
	689
	690	{{code}}
	691	#-# This parameter controls the depth of sections that have section editing.
	692	#-# By default level 1 and level 2 sections have section editing.
	693	xwiki.section.depth=2
	694	{{/code}}
	695
	696	You can also enable/disable section editing with:
	697
	698	{{code}}
	699	#-# This parameter will activate the sectional editing.
	700	xwiki.section.edit=1
	701	{{/code}}
	702
203.1	703	== Editing Conflicts ==
	704
204.1	705	The [[Edit Conflict feature>>]] can be disabled ({{info}}XWiki 11.3.2{{/info}} and {{info}}XWiki 11.6RC1{{/info}}) from the ##xwiki.properties## file by setting ##edit.conflictChecking.enabled = false##:
203.1	706
207.1	707	{{code language="none"}}
204.1	708	#-# [Since 11.3.2, 11.6RC1]
	709	#-# Indicate if the mechanism to detect and handle edition conflicts should be enabled or not.
	710	#-# If disabled, it means that in case of edition conflicts, the latest save will be always take into account, and
	711	#-# erase previous data (which can always be recovered in the history of the document).
	712	#-# This option is provided because the feature is still experimental and it could be useful is some specific usecases
	713	#-# to switch it off. However it is not recommended to do so.
	714	#-#
	715	#-# The default is:
	716	# edit.conflictChecking.enabled = true
203.1	717	{{/code}}
	718
	719	== In-place Editing ==
	720
204.1	721	To disable the in-place WYSIWYG editing mode (and thus default to the Standalone WYSIWYG editing mode), modify the ##xwiki.properties## file and set ##edit.document.inPlaceEditing.enabled = false## ({{info}}XWiki 12.5{{/info}}):
203.1	722
207.1	723	{{code language="none"}}
203.1	724	#-# [Since 12.5]
	725	#-# Indicate if the XWiki documents should be edited in-place, without leaving the view mode, whenever possible (e.g. if
	726	#-# the default edit mode for that document and the preferred editor both support in-place editing). When enabled,
	727	#-# clicking on the document Edit button makes the document title and content editable in-place, without leaving the
	728	#-# view mode. When disabled, clicking on the document Edit button loads the default (stand-alone) edit mode for that
	729	#-# document.
	730	#-#
	731	#-# The default is:
	732	# edit.document.inPlaceEditing.enabled = true
	733	{{/code}}
	734
207.1	735	= Delete Pages =
	736
210.3	737	{{version since="12.9RC1"}}
	738	This section is hidden when the [[recycle bin is not activated>>\|\|anchor="HDocumentrecyclebin"]].
	739	{{/version}}
	740
207.1	741	== Enabling Advanced users to skip the recycle bin ==
	742
208.1	743	{{version since="12.8RC1"}}
207.1	744	Advanced users can be allowed choose if they want to skip the recycle bin (and remove the pages permanently) when deleting pages.
	745
	746	To do so, search for the "Delete" section and set "can skip the recycle bin" to Yes. The default value is No.
	747
	748	[[image:skip_recycle_bin_admin_cropped.png]]
208.1	749	{{/version}}
207.1	750
208.1	751	Advanced users can be allowed choose if they want to skip the recycle bin (and remove the pages permanently) when deleting pages.
	752
	753	To do so, search for the "Delete" section and set "can skip the recycle bin" to Yes. The default value is No.
	754
	755	[[image:skip_recycle_bin_admin_cropped.png]]
	756
53.1	757	= Sample xwiki.cfg =
1.18	758
158.1	759	See {{scm path="xwiki-platform-tools/xwiki-platform-tool-configuration-resources/src/main/resources/xwiki.cfg.vm"}}xwiki.cfg.vm{{/scm}}
30.1	760
158.1	761	Note that we generate the default ##xwiki.cfg## file from this template file by applying Velocity on it during the build, so all ##$<something>## properties that you see in this file are replaced at build time.
50.1	762
53.1	763	= Sample xwiki.properties =
50.1	764
188.2	765	See {{scm path="xwiki-platform-tools/xwiki-platform-tool-configuration-resources/src/main/resources/xwiki.properties.vm"}}xwiki.properties.vm{{/scm}}
50.1	766
188.2	767	Note that we generate the default ##xwiki.properties## file from this template file by applying Velocity on it during the build, so all ##$<something>## properties that you see in this file are replaced at build time.

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