I don't know if anyone else posted a similar solution, but if you would like to create an events page that separates them as Upcoming and Past, I've found a simple solution without having to move or rename wiki pages - using categories on each page.
For example: The wiki page https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CypriotTeam/Events/IntrepidReleaseParty has these two footnote lines: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CypriotTeam/Events/IntrepidReleaseParty?action=raw "---- CypriotTeam CategoryEvents ReleaseParties IntrepidReleaseParties CategoryCypriotTeamPastEvents" Categories are added at the footer area, after the four dashes "-" and they are separated by space. Note the last category, "CategoryCypriotTeamPastEvents". If you go to the events tracker page: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CypriotTeam/Events/ (or https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CypriotTeam/Events?action=raw ) ..you will notice the following code (within a table wiki format) for upcoming events: "<<PageList(category:CategoryCypriotTeamUpcomingEvents regex:^CypriotTeam/Events)>>" ..and this for past events: "<<PageList(category:CategoryCypriotTeamPastEvents regex:^CypriotTeam/Events)>>" The "category:" means it searches for that category and the "regex:" field searches and matches a specific set of pages to look for the category - for the above example, the subpages of CypriotTeam/Events wiki page. Combining category and regex really speeds up the results, so it's recommended to use them both if doing such searching. As you can see, it's pretty easy to track down and easily edit and simply change its category and it automagically gets listed in "Past Events". Hope someone will make a good use out of this! :) Cheers, Savvas aka medigeek -- loco-contacts mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/loco-contacts
