On 4/29/2010 3:39 PM, Mark Mc Mahon wrote:
Hi,
I was working on the patches that I posted to this ticket but was left
wondering if the TitleIndex macro hierarchy view doesn't need some
more work anyway.
Lets say you have below wiki pages
{{{
Super/Parent/page1/page_A
Super/Parent/page1/page_B
Super/Parent/page2/page_C
Super/Parent/page3/page_D
}}}
and you use the following
{{{ [[TitleIndex(Super/Parent, format=hierarchy)]] }}}
This will show up when rendered as:
{{{
* SuperParent
* Page1
* Page1
* Page_A
* Page_B
* Page2
* Page2
* Page_C
* Page_D
}}}
Shouldn't it show up as:
{{{
* Parent # linked or not depending if the page exists
* Page1 # linked or not depending if the page exists
* Page_A
* Page_B
* Page2
* Page_C
* Page_D
}}}
The changes being:
1. Do not concatenate parent if it has a slash (e.g. SuperParent),
It should actually probably just be Parent, or alternatively
Super/Parent
2. Don't list Page 1 twice (especially don't list it at the same
level as it's children)
3. Only linkify existing pages (Page1
Otherwise maybe I have misunderstood how Hierarchy was meant to work?
Strange, I have slightly different results:
[[TitleIndex(Super/Parent, format=hierarchy)]]
* SuperParent
* page1
* page_A
* page_B
* page_C
* page_D
Which is also wrong, but differently.
- SuperParent need to be '/' separated
- page1 shouldn't be linkified
- no page2 and page3...
Besides, in the following:
[[TitleIndex(Super/Parent, hideprefix, format=hierarchy)]]
* page_A
* page_B
* page_C
* page_D
We also miss page[123].
Definitely worth a second look.
-- Christian
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