I am creating a knowledge base for a local municipal code which follows a typical book hierarchy. I plan on using nested pages to create a pages hierarchy for navigating and searching the code text at different levels. For example each end page would have a space path like so:
Title 19.Part 2.Chapter 4.Section 100 Title 19.Part 2.Chapter 4.Section 200 etc. Currently I am using a Velocity macro to create links to each child page and at the chapter level I also start including the child pages. I then follow the links to make the child pages. This works relatively well but has a couple of disadvantages. 1) It is slow to create each page by repeatedly following the links, selecting the template and pasting the next tier of code. 2) It hardcodes the child page names which if changed (say due to a typo) must be updated by hand each time. I am wondering if there is a more efficient way that I can automate the page and link creation process. Ideally I would have a way to create the complete page hierarchy by providing the names and levels of each page with the same code in each page providing a link to each child of that page. Then I could paste the content text into each page at the end of the branch. I have done something similar to this using Jeykell but that is much simpler as it is static content based on the file structure. If I am going about this all the wrong way I am open to other suggestions. Regards, Jesse _______________________________________________ users mailing list users@xwiki.org http://lists.xwiki.org/mailman/listinfo/users
