[Pmwiki-users] Moving author field to the top

[Robin Sheat]

On Tue, Mar 02, 2004 at 04:12:04PM +1100, Nathan Jones wrote:
> Using the special comment <!--PageEditFmt--> in your template says "only
> use the following section of HTML when in edit mode". Basically, this
> section in your template defines the $PageEditFmt variable.
Oh, right. I should have known that, however it wasn't in the default 
template so I didn't think of it.

Hmm. My next feature request is the ability to combine templates. eg, I 
have two different templates that are very similar to each other (one 
does the /Ours group, the other does everything else). Despite being 
very similar, to make a change to the templates as a whole, I need to 
either make the change to both or I need to make the change to one, copy 
it, and re-do the differences to produce the other. 

I'm wondering about the feasibility of having a master template that 
defines a bunch of sections that are used unless they are overridden in 
the specific templates. 

More work than it's worth, or a good idea? I could always learn diff and 
patch to apply the changes to different templates :)

> As far as I recall, a cookie is set on the user's browser so that each
> time she edits a page, her username is put into the Author field. It's
> not just grabbing the Author from the last edit of that page.
Thats good :)

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