[pmwiki-users] (repost) recent changes - show what was changed on apage required

david davidoswaldtwistle at hotmail.com
Thu Aug 30 03:42:15 CDT 2007


thanks for responding stephane 
 
i'm useless at the coding! i'm not even sure whether it's possible?! could i
to link to the history of the page? ideally, i'd prefer not to, as our users
are not able to see 'history' of pages until they've logged in. as a general
rule the users will not be editing but reading so will not be logging in
everytime they use the site. but could i pull the output from history into
recent changes to reflect changes to different pages?
 
if someone could help me out with a script to add an override into
config.php, to append to the recent changes page i'd be very grateful.
 
thanks
 
david



 
David
A solution could be to change this :
    [RecentChangesFmt] => Array
        (
            [$SiteGroup.AllRecentChanges] => * [[{$Group}.{$Name}]]  . . .
$CurrentTime $[by] $AuthorLink: [=$ChangeSummary=]
            [$Group.RecentChanges] => * [[{$Group}/{$Name}]]  . . .
$CurrentTime $[by] $AuthorLink: [=$ChangeSummary=]
        )
The output is formated via this array, so if you change it, the output will
change
Maybe there is a way via LocalTemplate ?
Stéphane 
 
 
we go 'live' next week can anybody help me out with this? if this is not
do-able can someone suggest anything similar?
thanks!

 
does anybody know how to expand the recent changes page to include what was
changed on the page? i want to keep the
default format - eg:
 
* [[Main/TestPage]]  . . . July 05, 2007, at 10:47 AM by [[~david]]:
[=test=]
 
but want to display a brief example of what was changed (perhaps 5 lines of
text) and a link to go directly to the part of the page that was changed. i
use the table of contents to split the pages up, so a link directly to an
section would be ideal. this would be of great benefit to my users for the
wiki i help maintain at work, so that people who have been away can catch up
quickly.
 
thanks
 
david
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