is this the way it's supposed to work? i see the tags for a page, and they certainly occur at least four or more time throughout the site, but when i click the tag link there is no catgory for wiki pages....
Yah, Ben offered to help with the tag integration into elgg, but they've been a bit swamped and haven't gotten to it yet. If they can't get to it before the weekend, I'll go ahead and write the hooks to get elgg to look at the folio tags. They're being stored in the proper place & everything, but something's missing for Elgg to totally pick them up & all.
On a side note, and thanks to early users, I've also got a couple of bugs to fix. A release fixing those will also be released this weekend.
sounds good - as for a bug fix, will future upgrades require that the whole folio folder be dumped and/or overwritten? guess i'll find out shortly....thanks for getting back to me on the tags.
on a random aside, the google coop engine that i set up to search my site appears to not grab wiki content though i wonder if this is the engine refresh times (crawling) or the way the pages are generated within the elgg installation - any thoughts?
daveinboston on Thursday, 08 March 2007, 22:08 UTC # |
Upgrading is pretty painless. You must overwrite the /mod/folio folder, and update the .htaccess file if I changed the rewrite rules. People should also re-run the setupdb.php file, as that will apply any database updates that are needed. It may sound like a lot, but it's actually pretty simple (& completely non-destructive).
I'm not sure why the wiki page isn't being indexed by Google. maybe it has something to do with the page headers?
it does sound painless...as for google not searching, i'm not sure what to make of it!
btw, i have one random feature request - i'd like to know if there's a way to make a wiki "Public to LoggedIn users only"
by this, i mean that i'd like to make some pages public - but not public such that any site visitor can edit, rather only logged in (registered) users...
is there a way to change the default public setting/rule to handle this, or a way to add a rule distinction (public - any site visitor OR public - logged in users only)?
daveinboston on Friday, 09 March 2007, 03:42 UTC # |
Well, the 'moderated' security setting sorta does this. If you create a community that's easy to join, and then create the page in that community with the 'moderated' setting, then that's a decent work-around.
That's a decent request though, for adding another 'logged-in users' setting. Unfortunately, changing the permissions results in having to test a TON of usecases, so I probably won't be able to get to it this weekend.
you're right - moderated does resolve a lot of this (making it viewable to anybody, including unregistered site visitors) and doing so within a community that's open to join once registered...nix that earlier comment...
daveinboston on Friday, 09 March 2007, 17:28 UTC # |
Hi guys,
Is this issue supposed to be fixed? I've installed elgg but I have the same problem that Dave's describing in his post with the Folio plugin and the tag cloud.
Nope, Ben / Dave never got around to coding that part. Shouldn't be too hard, but I no time to work on it. If you come up with the code, send it along & I"ll integrate it.
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Yah, Ben offered to help with the tag integration into elgg, but they've been a bit swamped and haven't gotten to it yet. If they can't get to it before the weekend, I'll go ahead and write the hooks to get elgg to look at the folio tags. They're being stored in the proper place & everything, but something's missing for Elgg to totally pick them up & all.
On a side note, and thanks to early users, I've also got a couple of bugs to fix. A release fixing those will also be released this weekend.
Upgrading is pretty painless. You must overwrite the /mod/folio folder, and update the .htaccess file if I changed the rewrite rules. People should also re-run the setupdb.php file, as that will apply any database updates that are needed. It may sound like a lot, but it's actually pretty simple (& completely non-destructive).
I'm not sure why the wiki page isn't being indexed by Google. maybe it has something to do with the page headers?
Well, the 'moderated' security setting sorta does this. If you create a community that's easy to join, and then create the page in that community with the 'moderated' setting, then that's a decent work-around.
That's a decent request though, for adding another 'logged-in users' setting. Unfortunately, changing the permissions results in having to test a TON of usecases, so I probably won't be able to get to it this weekend.
Hi guys,
Is this issue supposed to be fixed? I've installed elgg but I have the same problem that Dave's describing in his post with the Folio plugin and the tag cloud.
Thank you very much