I support allowing deep linking,
after all if you have visitors why discourage them.
Use the sidebar, footer, or header to show a table of contents for the
news page, or a last modified time for the news page - with of course
a link
Simon
On 08/10/2008, Sandy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You can
You can put the news on the login page, and require people to log in
before seeing anything. The password can be included on the login page.
It would annoy people, but it would work.
Sandy
Graham Archer wrote:
Hi,
I put news and other useful info on the front (home) page of the wiki.
I'm
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Subject: Re: [pmwiki-users] Directing users to the wiki homepage
2008/10/2 Graham Archer [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Is there a way I can direct users who come to the wiki through the
side door (i.e
Hi,
Thanks to everyone who gave their ideas/view on this.
This is "food for thought" indeed.
I like the idea of check for cookie set etc ... and only if then
display News link ...
rgds
Graham
Graham Archer wrote:
Hi,
I put "news" and other useful info on the front (home) page
Hi,
I put "news" and other useful info on the front (home) page of the wiki.
I'm finding that users are bookmarking other often used pages and
returning to them directly.
As a consequence the user misses the news information on the front page
and then bumps into issues that I was trying to
You might try using the httpvariables recipe: put in the group header
(or else on each page) markup that says if the from variable not
equal to 'HomePage' then redirect to HomePage. On the HomePage you
would append to all links from=HomePage.
Randy
On Oct 2, 2008, at 9:22 AM, Graham
Is there a way I can direct users who come to the wiki through the side door
(i.e. a previously bookmarked page) to the wiki homepage and then perhaps
allow them to get to the original target page?
I'd be interested to hear if other wiki admins have solved this situation in
other ways too .
Actually, what I suggested won't work, since users are bookmarking the
URL. You'd have to test the referrer time rather than the referrer
page name, and that is more difficult.
Randy
On Oct 2, 2008, at 9:37 AM, Randy Brown wrote:
You might try using the httpvariables recipe: put in the
On Thu, Oct 2, 2008 at 9:44 AM, Christophe David
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there a way I can direct users who come to the wiki through the side door
(i.e. a previously bookmarked page) to the wiki homepage and then perhaps
allow them to get to the original target page?
I'd be interested to
2008/10/2 Graham Archer [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Is there a way I can direct users who come to the wiki through the side door
(i.e. a previously bookmarked page) to the wiki homepage and then perhaps
allow them to get to the original target page?
It sounds like what you actually want is to
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