On Sep 5, 2007, at 8:22 PM, Chris Hostetter wrote:
: I was considering adding quite a few pages for the solrsharp
project. Any
: specific requests for where new content should go?
Flare set a good example by using subpages...
"Flare" gives you an overview
"Flare/Goals" has Goals
"Flare/ToDo" has todo ... etc.
It lets you have pages with general names that don't over pollute the
main namespace. there are also macros to make it easy to navigate
arround
subpages with a common parent...
http://wiki.apache.org/solr/
HelpOnMacros#head-3bd981f061f262d3605935dfe29519d9be970487
...one thing Flare doesn't use but could is the Search macro to
generate a
numbered list of all subpages...
[[FullSearch(title:"Flare/")]]
...since i'm not really involved in Flare, i don't feel comfortable
changing that ... but you could do it for SolrSharp pages. (i'm
about to
do something similar with other "top level" pages)
Thanks for the tip, Hoss. I've replaced the list of pages on the
main Flare page with that, much more (self) maintainable!
I'd really be pleased to see our wiki broken into subpages more. I'm
still trying to convince myself that editing wikis is fun. A
<textarea> without the simplest of cmd-F find capability frustrates
regularly. More pages organized into nested divisions, less text per
page is where I lean.
Erik
