Re: [Phpwiki-talk] TOC headings - unique ID

[Micki K. <mic...@co...>]

ONe other addition: to exclude the comments from the 'main' page, but 
have them on the 'included' pages, just use a 'section=' in the 
IncludePage plugin. I don't think 'section=' is active in 
IncludeSiteMap, but that should be easy to explore...

Enjoy!
Micki

>For your application, make that 'h2'...
>
>Micki
>
>>Whit:
>>
>>I'd use IncludePage (for static includes) or IncludeSiteMap (for 
>>dynamic includes based on WikiBadges), and (HACK ALERT) change the 
>>'transclusion-title' in the stylesheet to an h1 heading. Then, 
>>insert a TOC and lock the main page. UnfoldSubPages should work 
>>similarly to IncludePage, with a defined list, not quite 'static' 
>>but not as dynamic as a 'WikiBadges' approach like IncludeSiteMap.
>>
>>Should give you a large chunk of the behavior for which you are 
>>searching - clickable headers that point back to the base pages, a 
>>locked 'book' page containing the includes, and a TOC that 
>>accommodates the huperlinking.
>>
>>What do you think? Am I missing something fundamental?
>>Micki
>>
>>At 8:07 PM -0800 3/6/04, php...@li... wrote:
>>>Message: 1
>>>Date: Sat, 6 Mar 2004 13:16:57 -0500
>>>From: Whit Blauvelt <wh...@tr...>
>>>To: php...@li...
>>>Subject: Re: [Phpwiki-talk] TOC headings - unique ID
>>>
>>>On Fri, Mar 05, 2004 at 08:33:30PM -0500, Micki Kaufman wrote:
>>>  > Absolutely - a unique ID in each anchor and href is critical, to
>>>  > differentiate form from function...
>>>
>>>While it's simple enough to add something either time-based on a fine-enough
>>>scale or sufficiently random in the TOC context, I've been puzzling on how
>>>to borrow the functionality being built for the TOC context to get the
>>>following effect: having each heading accompanied by an auto-generated link
>>>to a subpage (somewhat like the calendar plugin). The notion is that the
>>>main page remains owned by - and only editable by - the primary author(s),
>>>but the subpages are there for open comments on each of the subsections
>>>(with an option to display comments and sections side-by-side).
>>>
>>>The stumbling block with doing this is that, while the unique ID scheme that
>>>will be used in the TOC most probably will generate the IDs on-the-fly each
>>>time the page is generated, the unique ID scheme required for what I'm after
>>>would have to be stable so the subpage links could be consistent. To have it
>>>be stable all I can think of is to write the IDs into the page body on the
>>>first pass through - which seems a bit un-wiki-like and noisey. Is there a
>>>solution I'm overlooking?
>>>
>>>Thanks,
>>>Whit
>>

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