Feel free to ask for more explicit examples.
PS Also and note the use of "*" in search frunctions: [(search group=project.*)] will return all pages in subgroups of "project" instead of just all the pages in the group "project". On Jul 27, 12:34 pm, DrunkenMonk <[email protected]> wrote: > I hope this helps. I think you may need to create your own table of > contents template (there may be something in the solutions page on > boltiwire.com though) or javascript. I'll help you write it if you > need help. > > > 1. Can anyone explain what is the use of folders in boltwire. > > -- Site Administration > Folders > > Folders are not used for most setups. They allow you to, for example, > store certain types in other folders, such as images of people in a > special place. > > > It says " Use this page to store certain pages in specific sub- > > folders. " Is it a way of organizing the pages. > > No. Pages are organised in groups based on their names. The page > "one.two" has group "one" and the search: > > [(search group=one)] > > will return a list containing the page "one.two" if it exists. > > > > > 2. How to make a page hierarchy. I followed i think now all the > > documentation, still i am not able to figure out, or get any relevant > > information how to create a page in some hierarchy. > > For example > > I have a page called Project > > in project i have reset > > in reset i have high level design. > > > so i have > > > Project > > -- reset > > -- -- High Level design. > > > now i have made this by going to > site administration > zones, and > > manually doing it there. Ofcourse this is not the right way to do it. > > From what i got from the docs, i tired projects.reset.lowLevelDesign, > > i stupidly thought it might add the page in right place and update TOC > > in side. but i was wrong. > > Simply call the pages: > > "project" > "project.reset" > "project.reset.high level design" > > As you tried to to. Then generate your TOCs by search functions: > > [(search group=project template=toc)] > > the builtin toc may not be what you want. Use a template of your own > making, or look into making custom functions. > > > 2a --> how to make a top page, then a sub-page, then a sub-sub-page, > > then a sub-sub-sub-page. and how to get the toc generated for it > > automatically. > > search functions and templates. > > > 2b --> how to have fold-able menu, by which i mean, i shall be able to > > collapse/expand TOC for top-page/sub-page/sub-sub-page ... and so on. > > javascript. I believe there is an example in the solutions/examples > part of boltwire.com > > > 2c --> how to have fold-able menu for all various the top-level-pages > > in SIDE-ZONE, and only the present top-level-page menu in MAIN-ZONE. > > put your side menu in the pages "side". > > Have you looked at how the zone pages work? Consider the "header" > pages. The pages "one.two" will attempt to include the page > "one.two.header" if this pages exists. If not, it will attempt to > include the page "one.header" and if that does not exist, "header". > > However, you probably do not want that, but rather just use the base > "header" page, and include this code: > > [if greater {1} {p0}][(search group={p1}.{p2} template=toc)][if] > > > 2d --> If i like to display it in the right side of the page, with my > > text wrapping the TOC in the main-zone i think i will have to do > > changes only in CSS for it. > > This is not a question. > > > 3 -- how to display breadcrumbs. > > [(breadcrump {p})] > > The {p} retrns the name of the current page. The rest calls the > function "breadcrumb". > > > 4 -- TOC is a template. any only says > > [(toc {+p})][[{+p}|{+title}]] > > does it mean i have manually paste this in all the pages. I did try > > that only it showed {+title}? > > There are ways to have it apear on all pages. You probably want the > "header" page, try posting it there then looking at your pages. > > [(toc {+p})] means: "call the function "toc" with the result of the > current search". If you have it outside a template, you want: [(toc > {p})] which means: "call the function toc with the name of the current > page". > > [[{+p}|{+title}]] means: "create a link to the name of the result of > the current search, and use the text 'the title of the result of the > current search'". > You may understand better: > > [[{p}|{:title}]] > > which means: "create a link to the current page, and use the title of > the current page as text." > > > > > I think its a good idea to invite you all, to check what mistakes/ > > blunders i did here. Do what-ever you wish to the site. i have a > > backup, i can always upload it. > > >http://wiki.vks.uni.cc > > username - admin > > password - admin > > > thanks a lot, if some is able to find time to help me out. > > vks --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "BoltWire" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/boltwire?hl=en -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
