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| Version | 1.0 | | Rating |
| | Developer | Slava Ivanyuk | | Updated | March 9, 2010 | | Homepage | screwplugs | | Works with | ScrewTurn Wiki v3.0.x | | License | New BSD License |
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More about this Plugin
Allows simulation of tree structure between wiki pages by using
path symbols. This can help to better organize complex wiki and keep all related pages together.
The plug-in allows you to use syntax like [./Subsection1] and [../Section1/Sebsection] to reference related pages.
- '/' is used as a separator in the wiki mark up. It is replaced by '-'. So [Section1/Sebsection] becomes [Section1-Sebsection] when wiki page is generated.
- '.' refers to the current page name. If the current page is 'Parent-Section1-Sebsection' (with the implied structure of 'Section1' being child of 'Parent' and 'Sebsection' being child of 'Section1') then [./DeepSection] will result in link to 'Parent-Section1-Sebsection-DeepSection'.
- '..' refers to the parent of the current page. If the current page is 'Parent-Section1-Sebsection1' then [../Sebsection2] will result in link to 'Parent-Section1-Sebsection2'.
- Namespaces are fully supported.
- In special cases, such as link being to an image or a url, the link is ignored and left unmodified.
Discuss
Can anyone give an example of the usage of these path elements.
Have a Wiki containing the articles of the paper version of a CMS manual. Would like to implement the same structure as tyhe paper manual (Chapters, subitems, subsubitems) but using the path elements doesn't really work out the way I wanted.
Thanks in advance!
Need help too, can anyone give an example?