• Problem with Page naming

    By Ethann Castell 2 decades ago

    Hi,



    I have been testing OpenWiki. My biggest problem is having to use either CamelCase or "" in the page names. It seems that if I edit a page and want to create a link to a newpage titled "Lotus Notes free software" then I need to either call that new page LotusNotesFreeSoftware OR Lotus_Notes_free software. Neither of these two options for titles look very good. Have I missed something here ?



    Regards

    Ethann Castell

    • Page Title Issue

      By William J McKinley 2 decades ago

      We have alse run into this problem, and while JSPWiki allows us to make a config change to get around this, it does not seem to be an option with DominoWiki.



      If any one out there knows a way around this issue, we would much rather run DominoWiki.



      Thanks and Regards,



      bill mckinley

      • Page naming

        By Tricia Churchman 2 decades ago

        Has this been fixed yet? We want to go with the domino wiki in our IT department but the page naming is a bit confusing.

        • Yes, fixed a couple of releases back (EOM)

          By Benedict R Poole 2 decades ago
          • How??

            By Erik Orange 2 decades ago

            Can you give an example of how to do this? I cannot get this to work. I have a page entitled "How to Register". According to the stylesheet tips:



            [[wiki.page_name ]] is used for a non-CamelCase wiki page link



            So I am using:



            [[wiki.How_to_Register ]]



            …with no success. I have removed the underscores, tried wiki: instead of wiki., removed the trailing spaces, but nothing works…



            Thanks in advance.

            • My bad

              By Benedict R Poole 2 decades ago

              The style tips are wrong. You don't literally need the word "wiki" in there, the original help text was referrring to the fact that you need to place your "wiki page name" within double square brackets.



              i.e. this mark-up:



              [[A page name here]]



              … Should resolve to a wiki page which is literally something like "A_page_name_here".



              Hope that's clearer: I'll sort this out in the docs/ style stips page…

              • Ok, and one more...

                By Erik Orange 2 decades ago

                Thanks for clarifying. That does work. Although, I was ultimately hoping for non-CamelCase page names all around, i.e.



                [[A page name here]]



                links to a page named:



                A page name here



                …and not:



                A_page_name_here



                Is that possible?

                • page names not camel or underscore reliant

                  By paul trower 2 decades ago

                  Ben



                  First of all, excellent work - a brilliant product.



                  I am looking at this for the first time and wondered if there had been any movement on changing the functionality to allow page titles that don't have underscores and are not camel case ?



                  Thanks

                  Paul

                  • messy workaround

                    By paul trower 2 decades ago

                    i have found a messy workaround if you page is called 'page 2' then this works:



                    [http://domain.name.com/ptest/paulwiki.nsf/pages/page%202 page 2]



                    can anyone simplify this ?



                    thanks

                    paul

                  • using <code> and <pre>

                    By paul trower 2 decades ago

                    Ben, or anyone else



                    Can you give me an example of how to use these tags ? Is it possible to put javascript inside these tags ? just something like javascript:('hi') to start with ?



                    thanks

                    paul

                    • Already supported

                      By Benedict R Poole 2 decades ago

                      You can use the code and pre tags already.

                      • Looking for guidance

                        By paul trower 2 decades ago

                        Ben



                        Thanks for your message but I was unsure how to use these tags and was looking for a little help.



                        Can you give me an example of how I would use them in a posting ? Are they meant to go inside the double brackets or outside ?



                        Thanks

                        Paul

                        • As normal

                          By Benedict R Poole 2 decades ago

                          Just use the code and pre tags as you would in a normal piece of html. There are certain html tags that

                          are "allowed" within a wiki page, and these are two of them.