Re: have a "menu" on all pages?

Right, Templates would be the best. But you can do something more ...
wiki driven :)

Le mer 17/12/2003 à 21:16, Carsten Klapp a écrit :

> Yes templates would be the best approach. Add a line into 
> phpwiki/themes/default/templates/top.tmpl to call your menu template:

[...]
> <?php // -*-html-*-
>    $s = $Theme->getButtonSeparator();
> ?>
> <!-- The menu bar -->
>    <?= WikiLink(_("RecentEdits"), "button") ?>
>    <?=$s?><?= WikiLink(_("MyPage"), "button") ?>
>    <?=$s?><?= WikiLink(_("AnotherPage"), "button") ?>
> <!-- End menu bar -->

Here, just define the "hard links" to some pages like the RecenChanges,
FindPage, etc.

And add a line like this one to your template :

<?plugin IncludePage page="Menu" quiet=1?>

Then, create a wiki page named Menu where you'll just write the
Wikiwords and links you want to have in your menu.
Then you're free to lock the Menu page or not ....

I use this trick to add a "News" box on my wikis. News are taken from
the "!News" section of a wiki page.
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Arnaud Fontaine
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