[dokuwiki] The wiki at splitbrain
- From: "Daniel Mitchell" <DanielMitchell@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <dokuwiki@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 10 Mar 2006 11:35:36 -0700
There's a lot of pages in the documentation for dokuwiki itself which
contain information about past releases -- the caching page, for
instance:
http://wiki.splitbrain.org/wiki:caching?s=cache
says "XHTML cache data is placed in data/_cache/xhtml, Instruction
cache files are located in data/_cache/instructions.
In dokuwiki Release 2005-09-22a, the above locations seemed to have
changed. The XHTML and instructional cache are no longer in seperate
directories but seperate files located in data/cache/* 3). The files end
in .xhtml, .i, and an additional .feed."
It seems to me as if the documentation should say
"XHTML is in .xhtml files, instruction cache is in .i files.
In versions before 09-22a... "
so that the first thing you see is the accurate current description,
but the older information is still there if people need it.
There's similar sorts of confusion for (for instance) the hierarchical
breadcrumbs stuff --
http://wiki.splitbrain.org/wiki:tips:hierarchicalbreadcrumbs
Says "this is already included in the 2005-07-13 release"... (and still
needs more correction, because now it's a config option).
But again, it seems like it should say "See [[config]] for how to do
this. For versions older than 2006-03-06, uncomment tpl_youarehere. For
versions older than 2005-07-13, see below", ie the default for the
dokuwiki wiki is that every page first describes the most recent
release, and then goes on to explain exceptions for older versions.
Does anyone else agree? I don't want to start "tidying things up" if
it's meant to be the way it is at the moment..
-- dan
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