[Troy Welch]

Hi, congrats on the new release, all is working smoothly so far.

Question, group docs/site wiki entries can be linked into a hierarchy via parent documents is there anyway to display them in a hierarchy on the front end?

As a secondary element, is there a way to sticky an entry? I’m thinking that stick entries could be used to create hierarchical tables of contents.

 

Cheers,

Troy

[Troy Welch]

Okay, having discovered Group folders I can nicely organized group docs. Is there anyway this functionality can be extended to the site-wide wiki?

[Scott Voth]

Hi Troy –

There are widgets that display Most Active wiki pages and Most Recently edited wiki pages, and ways to search the list of wiki pages by tag or content.  Wiki pages are essentially BuddyPress Docs pages that may or may not have associations with a group, so I don’t think a hierarchical display would be too difficult – but I am pinging @haystack to see what he thinks.  By hierarchical I am assuming you mean creating TOCs by groups?

[Troy Welch]

Hi Scott, basically yeah. The group folder plugin lets you create folders to categorize and store documents in the group Docs areas, I’m looking for either that or a nested hierarchical display for the site-wide wiki.

If nothing exists at the moment a TOC document with links could easily be established.

 

Troy

[Troy Welch]

Solved this by creating a Group and putting some code in functions.php to add all users to the group on registration. This permits the folder functionality.

[Christian Wach]

Thanks for posting a solution @troy

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