Re: [Freeswitch-docs] Confluence reorder problem
It might be a mechanical problem of dragging and dropping? I notice that Confluence is finicky about where you drop the page, but it will take the button-down event to start the drag WHEREVER your mouse is pointing on the page in a horizontal zone that is inline with the page title. Easy to make a mistake I found out, and there is no undo function for page moves. If you drop the moved page on top of an existing page name, the page will move to be a child of the existing page. Otherwise it simply places the page in between the two existing pages where you drop it. I haven't had a case where the page refused to move. My best guess is that there might be some special permission that only allows the page creator to move it, but I doubt that exists. I think the user database and therefore permissions are still in flux. Bote
-----Original Message----- From: Mario G [mailto:mario_fs@mgtech.com] Sent: Monday, 09 June, 2014 11:47 To: Bote Man Cc: William King; Brian West; Ken Rice Subject: Re: Confluence reorder problem
The OS X stuff is not moved, it moves in the reorder window but does not save. No need to move now: I thought I was redoing the installation since we talked about it a couple of times in meetings about how I was going to split it up, I put it back, have at it.
Also, I had a similar problem with reordering again, I tried to move the original installation to where it was (above the Maintenance and Configuration pages I created) and could not. However, I could move those pages below the installation page. Something is amiss in Confluence since some pages reorder and some do not, I moved lots of pages around when I did Interoperability. Mario
On Jun 7, 2014, at 11:13 PM, Bote Man <bote_radio@botecomm.com> wrote:
I just opened the Old Installation tree, grabbed the Mac OS X parent page, and dragged it up and dropped it while hovering over "Installation" which is its new parent page. I'm running Firefox 28 on Windows, FWIW.
The 2 CentOS pages and Debian are up-to-date, if not fully conformant to the Confluence standards that we have established; also SmartOS under Virtualization.
What's the plan here? I was going to tackle the Installation page by trimming it down to the basics: packages as first choice building from source or tarball if they insist. If you're handling the Installation tree then call me off so we don't work at cross purposes.
I got sidetracked with mod_rayo and friends today, anyway.
Please advise.
Also, wouldn't this be best discussed on the Freeswitch-docs@lists.freeswitch.org mailing list? That way other docs team editors can benefit from our discovery.
Go Giants! Go Athletics!
Bote
-----Original Message----- From: Mario G [mailto:mario_fs@mgtech.com] Sent: Saturday, 07 June, 2014 18:19 To: William King Cc: Bote Man; Brian West; Ken Rice Subject: Confluence reorder problem
Not sure who can see what the issue is but thought you all should know about it. I started the wiki installation changes today. I barely started and wanted to reorder pages, which I have done many times before. But today I cannot reorder all pages, the Mac OS X section under Installation (now Old Installation) won’t budge. I simply wanted to move completed sections from Old Installation to Installation, it won’t even move within Old Installation. Some will but Mac OS X won’t any ideas? I already spend 2 hours researching and trying different things, we need to know when reader won’t work so as not to wast time and come up with a different plan. Mario=
I have been reordering pages for some time and know how it’s supposed to work. Has nothing to do with dragging, that’s fine, it moves, some pages stay reordered fine while others do not. Tried just now and can’t Reorder OS X pages but can others. Go figure. Confluence is just t damn buggy/unproductive right now. Half time on content half time getting Confluence to work is not good. BTW, I made sure I am the page creator for all OS X pages to prevent permission issues. Mario On Jun 9, 2014, at 9:08 AM, Bote Man <bote_radio@botecomm.com> wrote:
It might be a mechanical problem of dragging and dropping? I notice that Confluence is finicky about where you drop the page, but it will take the button-down event to start the drag WHEREVER your mouse is pointing on the page in a horizontal zone that is inline with the page title. Easy to make a mistake I found out, and there is no undo function for page moves.
If you drop the moved page on top of an existing page name, the page will move to be a child of the existing page. Otherwise it simply places the page in between the two existing pages where you drop it.
I haven't had a case where the page refused to move. My best guess is that there might be some special permission that only allows the page creator to move it, but I doubt that exists. I think the user database and therefore permissions are still in flux.
Bote
-----Original Message----- From: Mario G [mailto:mario_fs@mgtech.com] Sent: Monday, 09 June, 2014 11:47 To: Bote Man Cc: William King; Brian West; Ken Rice Subject: Re: Confluence reorder problem
The OS X stuff is not moved, it moves in the reorder window but does not save. No need to move now: I thought I was redoing the installation since we talked about it a couple of times in meetings about how I was going to split it up, I put it back, have at it.
Also, I had a similar problem with reordering again, I tried to move the original installation to where it was (above the Maintenance and Configuration pages I created) and could not. However, I could move those pages below the installation page. Something is amiss in Confluence since some pages reorder and some do not, I moved lots of pages around when I did Interoperability. Mario
On Jun 7, 2014, at 11:13 PM, Bote Man <bote_radio@botecomm.com> wrote:
I just opened the Old Installation tree, grabbed the Mac OS X parent page, and dragged it up and dropped it while hovering over "Installation" which is its new parent page. I'm running Firefox 28 on Windows, FWIW.
The 2 CentOS pages and Debian are up-to-date, if not fully conformant to the Confluence standards that we have established; also SmartOS under Virtualization.
What's the plan here? I was going to tackle the Installation page by trimming it down to the basics: packages as first choice building from source or tarball if they insist. If you're handling the Installation tree then call me off so we don't work at cross purposes.
I got sidetracked with mod_rayo and friends today, anyway.
Please advise.
Also, wouldn't this be best discussed on the Freeswitch-docs@lists.freeswitch.org mailing list? That way other docs team editors can benefit from our discovery.
Go Giants! Go Athletics!
Bote
-----Original Message----- From: Mario G [mailto:mario_fs@mgtech.com] Sent: Saturday, 07 June, 2014 18:19 To: William King Cc: Bote Man; Brian West; Ken Rice Subject: Confluence reorder problem
Not sure who can see what the issue is but thought you all should know about it. I started the wiki installation changes today. I barely started and wanted to reorder pages, which I have done many times before. But today I cannot reorder all pages, the Mac OS X section under Installation (now Old Installation) won’t budge. I simply wanted to move completed sections from Old Installation to Installation, it won’t even move within Old Installation. Some will but Mac OS X won’t any ideas? I already spend 2 hours researching and trying different things, we need to know when reader won’t work so as not to wast time and come up with a different plan. Mario=
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