On Sun, 12 Aug 2007, Frank Graffagnino wrote:
* Insert a marker/label/tag on the destination page. It could e.g. be as
follows:
(:comment tag_some-id :)
* To link to that page, use something like:
(:pagelist "tag_some-id" fmt=#... :)
* Perfomance? What happens if something like is used extensively?
* Uniqueness of id:s? Maybe a mechanism is needed to help keep the id:s
unique?
* Maybe a simpler/clearer markup would be useful?
I have a couple of suggestions. One would be to use a unique pagetext
variable to store the unique id. Then the pagelist would become:
(:pagelist $:pagetagid="tag_some-id" fmt=#... :)
the ensures that a pagetext variable called "pageid" is defined as well.
For uniqueness, if you were going to automate it... perhaps the ctime of
the page would be sufficient?
I think using a PTV for accessing the id is a good idea, i.e. I like the
thoght of doing:
(:pagelist $:pagetagid="id" fmt=#... :)
I'm not sure ctime is a good unique id though, a bit long for one. But
perhaps wiki pages could get a unique while being created.... OTOH, if an
administrator manually copies a wiki page, the id will be copied as well.
There's nothing we can do to prevent that, but it should at least be
possible to change the id of page - either by edting the page, or by
editing some page attribute.
/Christian
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Christian Ridderström, +46-8-768 39 44 http://www.md.kth.se/~chr
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