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Wiki Modules

module nameusage
wiki_last_commentsShows the name of the commented pages, the beginning of comment and in tooltip the commenter and comment date.
comm_received_objectsA summary of objects received in your site from other sites (including Wiki pages)
last_modif_pagesShows the name of the latest changed Wiki pages. Extremely useful to review modifications
quick_editAllows to edit or create a Wiki page by simply entering its name
random_pagesShows random pages at each pageload
search_wiki_pageSearches for Wiki pages matching (can be partially) the name entered
top_pagesMost visited Wiki pages
user_pagesShows the pages edited (or created) by the module viewer

Wiki Plugins

To learn about wiki plugins, go to Wiki Plugin

List Pages

tiki-listpages.php The setting in admin->wiki->wiki->list pages. The perm is tiki_p_view

find

The find option filters on the pagename. If you enter abc, it will search for the pages that have a name containing abc (for instance, the pages abcde, abc, wabc will be returned, but the page abxc will not) If you enter 'abc efg' or 'abc, efg'(string containing different word), it will search for the pages with a name containing abc or efg or both (for instance 'abcee', 'xxabc zz yyefg'). If you want only the pages containing 'abc efg', you have to match exact match option.

It is possible to use wildcards in the find string:

  • % to match an arbitrary number of characters (including zero characters)
  • _ to match any single character

To match any special character precede it with \ Examples: ab%c will return adbc, aeebcdd a\%b will return a%bccc but not acb

Contributors to this page: Gergely334 points  , system , sylvie4333 points  , magius7 points  and fivos88 points  .
Page last modified on Wednesday 19 May, 2010 22:12:39 UTC by Gergely334 points .

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Find by Page Name

Exact match

Keywords

The following is a list of keywords that should serve as hubs for navigation within the Tiki documentation and should correspond to development keywords (bug reports and feature requests):