On Mon, Jul 07, 2008 at 11:32:27AM -0400, DaveG wrote:
>
>
> Patrick R. Michaud wrote:
> >On Mon, Jul 07, 2008 at 12:03:06AM -0400, DaveG wrote:
> >$AutoCreate only creates pages if a page is saved that has a link to the
> >specified group/pagename. In other words, the setting above says
> >that if a page is saved that contains a link to a page in the
> >Unphotographed
> >group, automatically create that target page at the same time.
> >Note that auto-creation only occurs when a page is being saved,
> >not when a link is displayed (so links in a GroupFooter only auto-create
> >pages at the time when the GroupFooter is saved).
> That helps. Once I work out where to put it, I'll add it to the wiki.
>
> >There are a number of ways to get empty pages to change the default
> >displayed text, most are controlled by the $DefaultPageTextFmt variable
> >For example, you can set
> >
> > $DefaultPageTextFmt =
> > '(:include {$Group}.PageNotFound {$SiteGroup}.PageNotFound:)';
> >
> >which causes a non-existent page to display 'PageNotFound' from the
> >current group if it exists, and use Site.PageNotFound otherwise.
> >Thus you could create Unphotographed.PageNotFound and that text
> >would be used for any non-existent pages in the Unphotographed group.
> >
> >You can also have a per-group customization file that sets the
> >value of $DefaultPageTextFmt .
> This sounds like what I need. How is the per-group customization done?
Create local/Unphotographed.php, and then
<?php
$DefaultPageTextFmt = '...default text here...';
See http://www.pmwiki.org/wiki/PmWiki/PerGroupCustomization .
> >As far as making it appear that pages in the Unphotographed group
> >always exist (even when they don't), several possibilities have been
> >discussed but I haven't been comfortable with any of them to adopt
> >them directly.
> In this case, they don't really need to exist -- they simply need to
> appear to exist.
Well, that's sorta what I meant -- making pages "appear to exist"
when they really don't.
Pm
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