30 Jul
2004
30 Jul
'04
10:10 p.m.
as I understood the folders, they can be used like
name-spaces, no?
- Folders are like folders/directories in the unix file-system, but in
SmallWiki they have a document attached that is displayed when
accessing it.
- Pages are like text-files in the unix file-system.
- Resources are like any other file (pictures, pdf, zip, ...) in the
unix file-system.
I created a folder "scg" (to mirror our
swiki), then there I wanted to
create another folder "Howtos" for scg-stuff. BUT: howtos was already
taken on a higher level. Is this my misunderstanding or a bug? How
should I proceed?
In unix file-system you are able to nest folders with the same name,
the same is possible with SmallWiki. I don't know the exact semantics
of namespaces.
So, you can have a folder structures like the following example, as
long as the names of the children of a folder are all different:
smallwiki <-- root folder
howto
scg
howto
smallwiki
scg
smallwiki
Hope this helps,
Lukas
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Lukas Renggli
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