Ignore macros

Yann

August 01, 2010 19:31

Hi,

I've made some test in the online demo.

- The label "scroll-ignore" doesn't seem to work, my page is in the word document.

- The macro "wiki-ignore" is unknown.

Is that normal?

Thanks,

Yann.

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K15t Support Team August 05, 2010 20:16
Hi Yann,
- {scroll-ignore} is actually a macro, which you can use to wrap content, which you want to be ignored by Scroll (Office).
- the 'scroll-ignore' labels are not processed currently. I have opened an issue, and I will discuss tomorrow, whether we can include this as a last minute fix in Scroll Office 2.0.1 (actually due tomorrow.)
-Stefan
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Yann August 06, 2010 07:11

Ok, cool for this new release! (BTW, what are the confluence version supported? We tried to install it on our confluence 3.0.2 and that doesn"t seem to work)

What about the {wiki-ignore} macro for scroll office?

Yann.

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Yann August 06, 2010 07:12

Ok for the version, this is indicated on the attlassian plugin exchange page, thanks.

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K15t Support Team August 06, 2010 07:40

Hi Yann,

we just discussed this internally and decided NOT to include scroll-ignore as a default ignore. Instead, you can define an exclusion on export by specifying ^scroll-ignore (see attached screenshot).

We decided so, as we want to avoid to implement implicit logic not obvious to (new) users.

WRT {wiki-ignore} i am not sure what you mean. I have not seen this before. Is that a user macro?

-Stefan

PS: Scroll Office should work on Scroll 3.0.2 (just tested it locally). What error are you getting?

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Yann August 06, 2010 07:47
Hi Stefan,

Thanks for the quick responses! I love support with great reactivity :)

Ok for the management of the labels, seems to be good like that (the only things I ask myself is why the two plugins have different behaviour with the labels and the scroll-ignore one mostly?)

And {wiki-ignore}, yes it's a macro brings by scroll wiki exporter. This comes from your documentation:

"

Scroll comes with two predefined semantics scroll-ignore and wiki-ignore. Using these semantics you can define if the annotated content is displayed as regular content of your exported document or even rendered in the wiki.
- scroll-ignore: hides content from being rendered in the export
- wiki-ignore: hides content from being rendered in wiki
"

Yann.
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Yann August 06, 2010 07:57

Just one remark: it would be good to make the export settings available during a whole session, to "save" them in fact.

Because for the moment, user have to type everytime his parameters (choose the template, write the label he doesn't work to export etc)

Yann.

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Yann August 06, 2010 08:13

I made this remark to quickly... In fact, every parameters are saved but the "This page and all children with label" text input.

Can you also kepp this parameter?

Thanks,

Yann.

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K15t Support Team August 06, 2010 08:38

Hi Yann,

yes you are right - your quoted text refers to the {annotation} macro which is part of Scroll Wiki Exporter. There you had the option to use a wiki-ignore semantic. In the new versions we will use annotations only to express real semantics.

However we still support the concept of hiding content from being rendered in the wiki. We call it {scroll-only} which is basically the opposite of the {scroll-ignore} macro.

- Tobias

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Yann August 06, 2010 08:43

Okay, that sounds great! :)

For the other subject, the compatibility, I will open a new thread because it seems that wa have many problems to deploy scroll office.

We think that we have conflicts with one of our plugin (https://plugins.atlassian.com/plugin/details/20346), we're still analysing and I'll inform you.

Thanks again,

Yann.

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K15t Support Team August 06, 2010 08:46

Regarding saving the settings. I already created an issue for this in our JIRA. I am not sure if we manage to get this included in the release today - but definitely in the next one.

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Yann August 06, 2010 08:49

Ok, no worries.

Thanks guys.

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Yann August 06, 2010 08:50

Is it possible to get your jira url?

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K15t Support Team August 06, 2010 09:20

Here it is: http://k15t.jira.com/ (respectively http://k15t.jira.com/browse/OFCE-51)

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