View Source: Help/WikiBlogPlugin

This simple [[Help:WikiPlugin|plugin]] allows blog-style entries on a page. Try making a few entries, and then look at [[RecentChanges]] to get an idea of how things work. This plugin shows 'blogs' (comments/news) associated with a particular page and provides an input form for adding a new blog. == Arguments == {| class="bordered" |- ! Argument ! Description ! Default value |- | **page** | page which is blogged to | Current page |- | **order** | * 'normal' - place in chronological order * 'reverse' - place in reverse chronological order | normal |- | **mode** | * 'show' - only show old blogs * 'add' - only show entry box for new blog * 'show,add' - show old blogs then entry box * 'add,show' - show entry box followed by old blogs | show,add |} == Usage == Add {{{<<WikiBlog>>}}} at your ~PersonalPage and BlogArchives and BlogJournal will find the Blog entries automatically. Now it is also the base class for all attachable pagetypes: "wikiblog", "comment" and "wikiforum" == Hints/comments == To have the blog show up on a separate page: On ~TopPage, use {{{<<WikiBlog mode=add>>}}} Create ~TopPage/Blog with this page as actionpage: {{{<<WikiBlog pagename=TopPage mode=show>>}}} To have the main ADMIN_USER Blog appear under Blog and not under WikiBlog/Blog or ~UserName/Blog as for other users blogs, define BLOG_DEFAULT_EMPTY_PREFIX=true use the page Blog as basepage and user="" (as default for ADMIN or current user) and pagename="Blog" in the various blog plugins (BlogArchives, BlogJournal) == Example == <<WikiBlog>> == Author == * Michael Van Dam, major refactor by [[Help:Jeff Dairiki|Jeff Dairiki]] (as ~AddComment) * Changed as baseclass to ~AddComment and ~WikiForum and ~EditToolbar integration by [[Help:Reini Urban|Reini Urban]]. == See Also == * [[Help:BlogJournalPlugin]] * [[Help:BlogArchivesPlugin]] <noinclude> ---- [[PhpWikiDocumentation]] [[CategoryWikiPlugin]] </noinclude>