Summary: Create a sitemap using the
page list directive
Version: 0.1
Prerequisites: Pmwiki version 2.2
Status: Production
Maintainer: Simon
Questions answered by this recipe
How do I simply create a basic sitemap?
Description
Use the following page list template to create a sitemap.
Implementation
Add the following to your Site.LocalTemplates.
#sitemap
Site map showing number of pages
>>comment<<
[[#sitemap]]
(:template first:)
!! Sitemap [--((:pagelist
fmt=count list=normal:) pages)--]
(:template first {=$Group}:)
[[#{=$Group}]]
!!! [[{=$Groupspaced}/]] [--((:pagelist
fmt=count group={=$Group} list=normal:)
pages)--]
[- {{=$Group}/$:Summary} -]
(:template each:)
(:if ! equal {=$Name} {$DefaultName} :)
-< [[{=$Group}/{=$Namespaced}]]
[- {=$:Summary} -]
(:ifend:)
[[#sitemapend]]
>><<
----
(:pagelist group=PmWiki name=-*-Talk
fmt=#sitemap list=normal count=16:)
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(:template first:)
Sitemap (7598 pages)
(:template first {=$Group}:)
#{=$Group}
(:template each:)
Sitemap (7598 pages)
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Create a page, say "DefaultGroup.SitePage",
and copy the above page list directive modifying it as necessary.
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