Re: [Tikiwiki-devel] tiki structures

[Nick W. <nic...@vi...>]

On Wednesday 22 Oct 2003 17:05, Anders Knudsen wrote:
> Indeed, structures are a great feature. However, it
> becomes apparently limiting when you can only
> reference a page once in the hierarchy.

Structures are nice, although section names can potentialy easily conflict 
with other structures (e.g. "Introduction", "Conclusions"; and naming pages 
"Projects:X:Design:Intro" is a long-winded work-around).


Anyway, what I'm about to describe may be a known bug/feature, but I couldn't 
find it in the bug reports.  I'll submit it when I get around to registering 
etc. but I thought I'd mention it, since the last post reminded me.

- In TW 1.7.2, structures allow one to insert a wiki page into a given level 
after any page.  But not before a page.  This means it's rather hard to 
insert a new first item - you have to add a second, delete the first, and 
re-add it (and all it's children, manually) after the new first.

So if someone's going to be adding dual page references, perhaps they could 
allow pages to be inserted at the head of a list of pages in a structure.  
(I'd do it myself if I had a better handle on the code).  It should be 
simple, no?


Thanks,  

Nick