Hi,
I'm trying to find the easiest way to generate a "tree style" table of
contents for my MoinMoin instance. What I need is a series of nested
accordions or a full on tree with open/close widgets to the left as you
would find in a standard folder-type or directory browser.
Now, I can easily create nested lists using the default wiki parser, but
I'd like to know if there is a way of adding an "id" tag to the top
level <ul> which is created (i.e. <ul id="myidentifier">) without
manually building the whole list structure from scratch in HTML and
having to manually create the page links.
That way I can just add a jQuery jsTree and convert the whole nested
list structure in one shot: $('#myidentifier').jstree();
Of course, then I'll need to figure out how to persist the list state
between page transition, but I think there's already a cookie method for
doing that built in to the jsTree code.
Thanks for any pointers,
Matt.
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