On Mar 22, 2007, at 9:22 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hi, > > please allow me to introduce myself a bit here. I'm Axel Groll, have > actually used PmWiki for quite some time now @ > http://audi100.selbst-doku.de an even own my profile @pmwiki.org > (~Axel) > > Currently, however, I do propose it's usage in the companny's intranet > and received a major question there: > > They would like to put several things right on the page template: > *Title > *Predefined headers > *Page creation date > *Page abstract (short content overview) > *Table of contents > > Several of these points are quite clear to me. So eg. !!{$Name} does > insert the page's name as a title. Predefined headers are just as easy > to define. TOCs can be included by the toc/quicktoc plugins. > > My remaining questions: > > *But how would you input the initial page creation date right into the > template page??? > *How would you include a page abstract paragraph right in the > template? > *Any general ideas? :) > > Thanks so much in Advance, :))) > Axel Groll > Munich Axel, If I were doing this, I would use an ROS (replace on save) string for the date in the template, so that the first time the page were saved, the date would be there. Like the ~~~ markup, which gets replaced by the page author. And as for a page abstract, I don't really understand what is wanted. You could certainly put a place holder !!!Abstract put abstract here .... but do you mean you want the page to automagically generate the abstract by looking at the page contents? Vince
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