Hello,
pondering on this some more...Maybe I would be better to use
updatepage().
i.e. the user edits the low level page and when this page is "Saved"
then updatepage() re-writes
the higher level page - and in doing so this would trigger the RSS feed
as the page has now
been changed.
Where I am now stumped is how can I tell when the user has clicked the
"Save" button
on the page so that I can invoke updatepage()
Thanks
Graham
Hi,
I would be most grateful for some help/suggestions as to how to solve
this situation...
I have a top level wiki page that gets its information from various
lower level pages
by referencing page text variables that are set in lower level pages.
When one of these lower level pages changes, the team is alerted via
an
?action="" feed.
However the top level page - even though it is now displaying the
changed data -
hasn't actually changed and so no feed is generated for the top level
page.
I would like to configure PmWiki to link the change of the low level
page with the high level page
so that the users are aware of the change to both pages via RSS. I
don't mind the user getting two
updates, one after the other.
btw: The high level page is in a different group to the lower level
pages and the lower level pages
span 6 different groups.
Thank you in advance for your assistance
Graham
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