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--- talk:home [2009-11-27 04:33 pm] – angelo
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+===== Random Page =====
 Greetings,
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 >> I say keep allowing it to land on indexes.  When I used it I wound up at the 'd' index and I got to thinking "what could I add to the 'd' entries?" and then I thought of "Davania!", hence my recent additions.  The indexes are always going to need updating and are a quick way for someone to find various things that need updating.  I cast my 2¢ to vote to keep it as is.  Thanks.   --- //[[user:gecko|Greg Weatherup]] 2008/11/29 22:57//
+> Sometime back the random page link started only following pages in the wiki namespace.  Don't know why it started doing that all of a sudden, but I had been too busy to comment on it back when I had noticed it.  I doesn't appear that anything on your end was chaged so perhaps it was an update to the plugin or some such (I don't know how that stuff works).   --- //[[user:gecko|Greg Weatherup]] 2010/02/12 16:22//
+>> I did an upgrade of the software, and it seems to be working now, grabbing from anywhere in the wiki.   --- //[[user:angelo|Angelo Bertolli]] 2010/02/16 14:59//
+>>> Same problem still with the 'Recent Changes' link.  I think you just need to remove the "wiki/" line in the link.  cheers --- //[[user:gecko|Greg Weatherup]] 2010/04/02 17:02//
+>>>> Thanks.  I was able to fix it and include some stuff on the server side to make the links prettier.  It looks like it is working appropriately now.   --- //[[user:angelo|Angelo Bertolli]] 2010/04/02 18:05//
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-some more, minor questions:
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 ) Minor Edit checkbox?  In Wikipedia you can set things to not show minor edits in the "recent changes" lists, any way to do that here?  Otherwise what's the point of having that checkbox?
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 > I don't know if this helps with how to organize documents, but in dokuwiki each article is literally just a text file.  So, the page alphatia, is just alphatia.txt.  Then you can also create directories by using a namespace.  So you can further create alphatia:weapons which gets stored as alphatia/weapons.txt.  It's really all well organized as a directory tree.  I doubt we'll have nearly the level of name collisions here that they do on Wikipedia.  I would say give the URL "alphatia" to the most common usage of it.   --- //[[user:angelo|Angelo Bertolli]] 2009/11/27 16:16//
+===== Article Count? =====
+How can I find out how many articles are in this wiki? I'm used to them just saying it on the main page.
+>Welcome Riddly,  It's shown on the Statistics page, currently {{wikistatistics>type=pages}} pages.  I suppose it would be easy enough to add that one piece of code to the main page if others feel it would be a good addition.  --- //[[user:gecko|Greg Weatherup]] 2011/01/25 18:32//