neorosbob at gmail
Oct 18, 2009, 9:43 PM
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Pages and Title Index Structure
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Hi All,
I realise this is a simple question that is documented, but I can't
seem to wrap my head around this one. So here goes.
In a default install of trac I notice in the TitleIndex there is a
nice nested unordered list of all the pages with nesting that suggests
a parent child structure. Very Nice! Yet I can't seem to re-produce it
per how the documentation suggests.
I have tried many things mentioned in the documentation such as
create an initial page [wiki:FirstPage] or just FirstPage from the
wiki start page. Then create the page and edit it, create a new link
like [./SecondPage Second Page]. But when I view it in the index all
is see is
FirstPage
FirstPage/SecondPage
I don't get the pretty tree structure. The only way I have been able
to create a TitleIndex structure is to use an absolute path every time
I create a link. So by the time I get to a third page for example if I
want to create a 4th and have it representative of the parent child
structure I want is to do [wiki:FirstPage/SecondPage/ThirdPage/
FourthPage Fourth Page].
So that is okay I guess but the documentation suggests I shouldn't
have to do that. Am I missing something here? Is there an easier way
to create that hierarchy without have to use the full absolute path?
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