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From version < 37.3 >
edited by Sergiu Dumitriu
on 2009/05/06
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edited by Sergiu Dumitriu
on 2009/05/06
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Change comment: Fixed typos

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207 207  XWiki now sends custom events when certain actions occur:
208 208  - <tt>xwiki:dom:loading</tt> and <tt>xwiki:dom:loaded</tt> when the document is loaded. The former is fired right after the DOM is loaded, and is supposed to be the signal that marks the start of the page's lifecycle. This is the event that should start all scripts making important DOM changes that other scripts should see. The latter is sent right after it, and is supposed to be the signal that triggers most of the scripts loaded at startup. *It is recommended to bind startup scripts to this event* instead of <tt>window.load</tt> or <tt>document.dom:loaded</tt>.
209 209  - <tt>xwiki:docextra:activated</tt> and <tt>xwiki:docextra:loaded</tt> when loading tabs for the document extra data (attachments, comments, history, etc.). The former is called each time one of the tabs is selected. The latter is called only for the first activation, when the corresponding data has arrived.
210 -- <tt>xwiki:actions:cancel</tt>, <tt>xwiki:actions:preview</tt> and <tt>xwiki:actions:save</tt> are sent when pushing one of the form action buttons. As extra information the second parameter sent to event listeners contains the original click event (if any, and which can be stopped to prevent the action from completing), the form being submitted, and a <tt>continue</tt> parameter for the <tt>xwiki:actions:save</tt> event, to distinguish between ~~Save and View~~ and ~~Save and Continue~~.
210 +- <tt>xwiki:actions:cancel</tt>, <tt>xwiki:actions:preview</tt> and <tt>xwiki:actions:save</tt> are sent when pushing one of the form action buttons. As extra information the second parameter sent to event listeners contains the original click event (if any, and which can be stopped to prevent the action from completing), the form being submitted, and a boolean <tt>continue</tt> parameter for the <tt>xwiki:actions:save</tt> event, to distinguish between ~~Save and View~~ and ~~Save and Continue~~.
211 211  Other events will be added in the future as needed.
212 212  
213 213  1.1.1.1 Usage example
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241 241  We added a <tt>compatibility.js</tt> script file that contains deprecated code and aliases from old methods/classes to the corresponding new ones.
242 242  
243 243  1.1 Switched to UTF-8 as the default encoding
244 -Starting with 1.9M2, the default encoding of XWiki has changed to UTF-8 to better integrate in the multi-national web. If you want to go back to the old encoding, you must edit <tt>WEB-INF/xwiki.cfg</tt> and <tt>WEB-ING/web.xml</tt> and change the encoding parameters.
244 +Starting with 1.9M2, the default encoding of XWiki has changed to UTF-8 to better integrate in the multi-national web. If you want to go back to the old encoding, you must edit <tt>WEB-INF/xwiki.cfg</tt> and <tt>WEB-INF/web.xml</tt> and change the encoding parameters.
245 245  
246 246  #warning("If you were using a database with character encodings in ISO-8859-1, you will have to either switch XWiki back to ISO-8859-1, or convert your databases to UTF8.")
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248 248  The default HSQLDB database bundled with the standalone XWiki distributions are not affected by the encoding, so they should work after an upgrade without any changes.
249 249  
250 250  1.1 Mailsender improvements
251 -In 1.9M2 the SMTP setting (username, password, server port, and extra Javamail properties which allow to enable SSL) are easier to configure (now accessible in the Administration -&gt; General tab), and are by default visible in the wiki. Previously they had to be manually added to the ~~XWiki.XWikiPreferences~~ class. Also, these settings are also used with the registration confirmation email.
251 +In 1.9M2 the SMTP setting (username, password, server port, and extra Javamail properties which allow to enable SSL) are easier to configure (now accessible in the Administration -&gt; General tab), and are by default visible in the wiki. Previously, they had to be manually added to the ~~XWiki.XWikiPreferences~~ class. These settings are also used with the registration confirmation email.
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253 253  {image:smtp.png}
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