It looks like I could do
$GroupName=PageVar($pagename,'$Group',$pagename);
instead of
$pagename=MakePageName($pagename,$pagename);
$GroupName=PageVar($pagename,'$Group');
Is that true?
- Henrik
Henrik Bechmann wrote:
Hans has pointed out that Pm has an older version of a similar idea at
http://www.pmwiki.org/wiki/Cookbook/GroupTitle, but that was written
before PTV's were invented, and it doesn't include the [[target|!+]]
markup which is essential for my application (pagelist templates and the
like). IAC I've added a cross reference to Pm's version on my recipe page.
But I'm really mostly wanting confirmation that my code is OK. So far it
looks fairly analogous to Pm's code...
More comments?
- Henrik
Henrik Bechmann wrote:
All,
I have added a cookbook recipe at
http://www.pmwiki.org/wiki/Cookbook/GroupTitles which creates the
functionality of (:title:) for groups, so page titles and group titles
now have exact analogues:
Group titles (with installation of my recipe) have $GroupTitle and
$GroupTitlespaced page variables,
and the page link markup [[target|!+]],
and are set by page text variable entries in Site.GroupTitles
Page titles have $Title and $Titlespaced page variables,
and the markup [[target|+]],
and are set by the (:title:) directive
I've actually deployed this, but I'm not at all confident that the code
(very little) is properly structured.
I'd be very grateful if folks more knowledgeable than I reviewed the
code implementation and commented.
For example
$pagename=MakePageName($pagename,$pagename);
looks a little suspicious to me.
The code is at http://www.pmwiki.org/pmwiki/uploads/Cookbook/grouptitles.php
Thanks in advance,
- Henrik
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