[Pmwiki-users] Another desire for Webmenu

[Bernhard.Weichel@t-online.de]

u can ignore the previous message... sorry for any inconvenience

Patrick R. Michaud wrote:
> Bernhard wrote:
>>
>> ThisPage:_discuss does not work but ThisPage:-discuss works. Isn't
>> "_"
>> a legcal character in a wiki word.
>
> Not by default, but it can be made a legal character by changing the
> values of three variables (in local.php):
>
>    $GroupNamePattern = "[A-Z]\\w+";
>    $WikiWordPattern="[A-Z]\\w*(?:[A-Z][a-z0-9_]|[a-z0-9_][A-Z])\\w*";
>
>
>
$FreeLinkPattern="{{(?>([A-Za-z]\\w*(??:[\\s_]*|-)\\w+)*)(?:\\|((??:[\\s
_]*|-)\\w)*))?)}}((?\\w+)*)";
> $PageTitlePattern="[A-Z]\\w*(?:-\\w+)*";
>
> All this does is change [A-Za-z0-9] to be \w (which includes
> underscores)
> and [a-z0-9] with [a-z0-9_].
>

Thanks for the suggestion. It is no real problem form me, so I think I leave
it as it is.


>> So, the remaining minor problem is, if I want to make a link such as
>> [[ThisPage:-discuss discuss [[$WikiPage]]]]
>> which would mention the page title in the link.
>
> You can add this capability if you want--just add the following to
> local.php:
>
>    $BrowsePage = FmtPageName('$Title_',$pagename);
>    $BrowseGroup = FmtPageName('$Group',$pagename);
>    $DoubleBrackets['[[$WikiPage]]'] = '$BrowsePage';
>    $DoubleBrackets['[[$WikiGroup]]'] = '$BrowseGroup';
>
> This will provide markups for whatever page is being browsed.
> However, to avoid confusion with other variable names and markup I
> might suggest '[[$BrowseTitle]]' and '[[$BrowseGroup]]' instead of
> $WikiPage and $WikiGroup.

Interestingly in 0.5.19, [[$Title]] shows the right page (not the WebMenu)
also.
So now the problem is gone so far, and the other way round comes up.

What if there is a  entry in $HandleBrowseFmt:

    "wiki:\$Group.WebMenuDe Main.WebMenuDe $Group.WebMenu Main.WebMenu",

How can I find which is the really displayed menupage.

--bernhard


--bernhard
_pmichaud.com