to avoid collisions with names I have pages for events named
with the
date, e.g., 20060517 (instead of
SeminarAboutThisAndThat20060517)
this brings me into 2 problems:
- indexes will index all these pages by "S" or
"2" (if I start with the
date).
- indexes create a structure that I don't need for few
pages that is,
they create an index with all the first letters
"S", "2",... and then
the links are listed under each index "id"
something like
2 - L
2
20060515, 20060522
L
Lab Meeting20060522
--- Design Idea
1) having a tag in the page where I can define the name of
the link. For
example in my page, named 20060522, I could define this in
its body
[{Title=Overview of CHI 2006}], then when I would index that
page or
even when I would link it with [20060522] the link would
appear with the
text "Overview of CHI 2006"
--Adler
Murray Altheim wrote:
> currently implementing a system that will sit on top
of JSPWiki,
> but it's entirely based on page links, not page
titles. Overloading
> page titles with classification information will never
work, as
> there is no one classification that will work, and
there will
> always be pages that should or shouldn't be
considered within a
> given group. With linking the classification is
flexible, user-
> modifiable, and doesn't forceably pollute the page
names, which
> likely takes away from their meaning rather than
adding to it.
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