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notes : This is initial Proof of Concept.

answer : {{info}} The concept of Spaces has been removed from XWiki's UI when Nested Pages were introduced. We're now talking about [[pages and nested pages>>Documentation.UserGuide.Features.ContentOrganization.WebHome]]. {{/info}} Check out the [[Delete Page documentation

summary : "Recommended" concept has been added to Extension and Repository API

summary : Extensions now have the concept of supporters and support plans. The goal is to replace the very vague concept of //Recommended// we currently have for a very explicit pledge of organizations and individuals (**Supporters**) to support an extension, and to which extent (**Support Plans**). {{info

comment : I am new to the whole wiki concept and am trying to delete a Space - Systems&Infrastructure ? with a question mark appended at the end. I have deleted all the documents inside the space, no luck. Where do I insert this code to delete the space. Do I modify a config or properties file or does

comment : I second Joris Dirks' comment about multiple references on a page to one single footnote. A method for doing that in Tex is described here: http://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/35043/reference-different-places-to-the-same-footnote. I hope a similar concept of (optionally) labelling and then

this information). I'm sure that your class concept is really easy to use and useful to do this in an online

for using this class concept but I just see the results. The way of realisation (the codes and steps behind

in using your concept are: How do I assign a document type (class) to a web so that every new document

that, in the simplest expressions of the concept, every user is allowed to edit every page. The ease of use

text editor, new users can get a grasp of the concept in minutes. The best known wiki is probably

summary : Support for Maven dependency {{code language="xml"}}<exclusions>{{/code}} has (finally) been added. It means that, like in Maven, an excluded transitive dependency won't be downloaded when you install an extension. XWiki used to totally skip the whole concept of exclusion.

comment : The combination of *actions* (like <tt>save</tt>) and *request parameters* (like <tt>xredirect</tt>) obviously is a very powerful means to work with XWiki documents. Is there any documentation on that? Where do these concepts belong to in the first place, Struts, XWiki, Velocity or another technology?