"Ben Wilson" wrote : >> Is there a way to link to a page that is not stored in the "current" >> group >> without declaring the groupname in the syntax ? (ie : >> [groupname/pagename])
> No, you can't; and shouldn't. Think about this in reverse. When pages > are stored in wiki.d, the are "GroupA.Pagename." format. When you link > to [[Pagename]], the system intuits that you mean GroupA.Pagename and > not GroupB.Pagename, when you are in GroupA. If PmWiki were "strict" > in your naming each page, you would always have to write > [[GroupA.Pagename]], even on a page in GroupA. Hi Ben, With the use of $PagePathFmt ( http://www.pmwiki.org/wiki/Cookbook/PagePaths ) suggested by Kathryn, I can, but I have to "manually" take care of "duplicates". I also understand that I can introduce "inconsistency" using this approach. As I'm moving from Confluence (where there is no duplicated pages at the 'space' level) to PmWiki, I know that there is no issue doing that. What I'm trying to do now, is to create a bidirectional system where both Confluence & PmWiki users can update pages using the same markup. I want to be able to copy/paste from Confluence to PmWiki & vice versa without changing anything. The next issue I will face is if PmWiki users want to create "new" pages, I have to find a way to assign the new "pages" to the right "group", ... ie : I have 2 main groups "Country & Partners", ... I collect partners name for each country. I can have a [Country.Russia] page where I store [Partner1] [Partner2] ... [PartnerN] infos ie, ff [Partner2] does not exist and if I click on it to create the page, I should assign the group "Partners" to [Partner2] and not "Country" because I want all partners to belong the "Partners" group. So, somewhere I have to prompt the user "which group" he wants to assign to this new page ! Any clue how to do that ? Best Regards, SH _______________________________________________ pmwiki-users mailing list [email protected] http://www.pmichaud.com/mailman/listinfo/pmwiki-users
