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A {{Link|target=Rythm}} template is used to define the design of the frontend: | A {{Link|target=Rythm}} template is used to define the design of the frontend: | ||
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# the design will have the "Framing" html code for the webpages | # the design will have the "Framing" html code for the webpages | ||
# if the backend is a Semantic MediaWiki it will allow to use semantic information from the pages for the frontend | # if the backend is a Semantic MediaWiki it will allow to use semantic information from the pages for the frontend | ||
# CSS and other styling can be included | # CSS and other styling can be included | ||
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= WikiCMS server = | = WikiCMS server = | ||
The Java frontend is available as an Open Source Project at | The Java frontend is available as an Open Source Project at | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:53, 13 January 2018
Definition of Design
A Rythm template is used to define the design of the frontend: e.g. MediaWiki:Frame.rythm
- the design will have the "Framing" html code for the webpages
- if the backend is a Semantic MediaWiki it will allow to use semantic information from the pages for the frontend
- CSS and other styling can be included
WikiCMS server
The Java frontend is available as an Open Source Project at https://github.com/BITPlan/com.bitplan.wikifrontend
WikiCMS extension
To integrate the frontend with your Mediawiki Backend an extension is in preparation. It is available as an Open Source project at: https://github.com/BITPlan/WikiCMS
Functions of the WikiCMS extension
Post Handling
When a form in the backend wants to handle a Post result it needs to communicate with the Frontend server. The followings steps are necessary
- The backend registers a PostHandler via the getPostToken function and assigns a form field with a given name to hold the postToken
- when the form is posted e.g. via submit the the form fields are transmitted to the frontend's post handler
- the frontend looks up the PostHandler by getting the postToken from the field with the given tokenFieldName
- the frontend calls the PostHandler with the MultiValuedMap of form parameters
- the backend remembers the values of the form parameters
- the frontend calls gets the backend page and integrates it into the given frame