If you do group=research.* you will get all the pages under
research.hardware, including research.hardware, but not research
(notice the .). To exclude the research.hardware page do
group=research.hardware.* (notice the . again). Or if you have
several categories, you can do if="more {+p0} 2" in the search query
to only get third level page names.
If you want to bump it over more to the left, try adding offset=1 or
offset=2 to the toc function. Something like:
[(search group=research.hardware.* fmt="<(toc {+p} offset=2)>")]
I'm still not sure exactly what you want the output to look like, but
hopefully this info will give you some things to tinker with.
Cheers,
Dan
On Mon, May 11, 2009 at 4:55 PM, karlh626 <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> No prob,
>
> I have a hierarchy of pages under research - ie
>
> research.hardware
> research.hardware.networking
> research.hardware.mice
> research.hardware.monitors
>
> research.software
> research.software.linux
> research.software.windows
>
> On my research.hardware page I would like to have a toc that only
> displays child pages of research.hardware
>
> Also on the research.software page, I would like to have a toc search
> that only displays a table of contents of research.software.
>
>
> Karl
> >
>
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