Hi Matt.
Why don't you put those documents under SVN (sub-version) version
control instead of attachhing them to the wiki page. There is a wiki
command for linking to SVN controlled files.
Link to an attached file of a wiki page: attachment:my_doc.pdf
Link to a SVN version controlled file: source:path/my_doc.pdf or even
source:path/my_doc....@123 where 123 is the version number. Of course
this needs a SVN server. But Trac is made to cooperate tightly with SVN.
Clemens
Mathew Phillips:
I've searched the Trac Hacks and the normal Trac plugin site and I can't quite
seem to find a plugin that meets what I'm looking for. I love trac and the way
it functions so far. I would like to use the wiki to manage some of the
documents for my project like business requirements and models and
documentation. The default to me seems to be just to be able to attach
documents to a particular page. I see that you can overwrite them with another
document so if you make changes to the document you can update what is stored
on the page. But it would make more sense to only have one copy of the document
that is stored as the attachment to the page and you can edit it and save it
automatically. Does anyone know of a particular plugin that adds this
functionality? Thank you for anyone who takes time to respond!
Matt
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