[dokuwiki] question on meta data and feature request for enabling disabled functionality for admins
- From: Jason Keltz <jas@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: dokuwiki@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 18 Sep 2007 14:40:38 -0400
Hi.
I have one question, and one feature request.
First, is there anywhere on the DokuWiki site where I can find
information on exactly how to understand all the codes in the *.meta
files in the data/meta directory of my DW installation? I'd like to
understand how the revisions are stored.
Second is pretty much a feature request -- I would like to be able to
disable the "revision history" and "recent changes" buttons on a DW
site, yet still maintain those buttons for the admin user. That is, the
user cannot look at the revision history of documents, or recent
changes, but the site maintainer can see it all. I think that most
templates use tpl_actionlink in order to display the buttons, but
tpl_actionlink first checks if "actionOK". If the features are
"disabled", then actionOK returns false, and the button is not printed.
This means that it's not up to the template whether the buttons get
printed or not. Either tpl_actionlink should leave it up to the
template to check the status of actionOK (which provides more
flexibility, but more difficulty for template maintainers), or, DW could
provide another config option that, by default, enables disabled
functionality for admins. Does this make any sense? It certainly
sounds like something that could be useful to other people.
Jason.
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