On Tue, Feb 09, 2010 at 02:19:21PM -0800, Eric Johnson wrote: > > On 02/09/2010 02:11 PM, Chris G wrote: > > I want to put some articles into my wiki and 'pretend' they were put > > there a long time ago so that the date sequence of articles makes > > sense (this is for holiday narratives and things like that). > > > > Can this be done in moinmoin, i.e. is there some sort of macro or > > action one can use to allow one to put a date into an article which > > would get used as its creation and/or modify date? > > > > Something like:- > > > > <<CreationDate(2009-01-04)>> > > > > > I believe that MoinMoin gets this information from the "edit-log" file > in each page folder. With direct access to the raw data, you can dummy > up whatever "history" you want. > > You also want to put the same entries in the "edit-log" file for the > whole wiki. > So I want a macro/plugin that allows me to set the information that gets written to the edit-log files. I don't fancy manipulating them directly as the dates are in 'seconds since 1970-01-01' format by the look of it.
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