19 Oct 2012 10:41
If I understand this good… All these functions basically start some javascript, no?
Well I say this because if you put a "button" on your page and you hover it, your statusbar will say javascript:; …. I've noticed the same behaviour with tabview. If you hover a tab… the same happens: javascript at the bottom.
So I was wondering what the difficulty would be to get this working for tabview and let in this way a developer be able to create a link like this [/%%fullname%%#_tabview3 Tab3]… which would open the third tab from the tabview directly from URL?


Included page "inc:signature" does not exist (create it now)
Too bad the page doesn't dynamically check for the hash value. Otherwise, I can think of a lot of applications for this feature!
Kenneth Tsang (@jxeeno)
Agreed. Seems I need to force-reload the page before it's recognised.
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Can this feature be seen in action somewhere?
If slaughterhouses had glass walls, everyone would be vegan. - Paul McCartney
Sure. Instead of using the ListDrafts module, I can just post a link that does the exact same thing!
Show drafts
Is that what you mean?
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Hm, I am sorry, but I don/t know what drafts stands for. :)
Something that I know? You mentioned something about Recent Changes…
If slaughterhouses had glass walls, everyone would be vegan. - Paul McCartney
When you modify a page, you can save a draft of the page now :) This is basically an early, unpublished copy of the page.
According to dictionary.com, this is one definition:
Look for the "Save Draft" button at the bottom of your pages when you are editing. Automatically, a draft is saved every 1 minute as well in case you lose Internet connection.
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hehe… I know what is the meaning of the word "draft", and I know for the button Save draft, and also I know more or less whats it for. What I dont know is why one would want to list drafts. What do you get with it?
Then, if theres a module for it, then what does this have that a module doesnt have?
If slaughterhouses had glass walls, everyone would be vegan. - Paul McCartney
This means that you can show a list of drafts without having to waste a page. If you care about keeping your site clean and using the minimal number of pages as possible, this is one way to avoid creating yet another administration page.
It also means that you can check the list of drafts even when you don't have permission to edit pages. On someone else's site, for example.
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Thanks, Shane. This sounds excellent. I will check it out as soon as I can (I´m going back home in a week).
If slaughterhouses had glass walls, everyone would be vegan. - Paul McCartney
To further clarify, the #_draftpages hash tag gives you the same result as the new function that was added under "Site tools" in the page options (we now have wanted pages, orphaned pages and draft pages). Using the hash tag allows to to easily make that option available in cases where you've hidden the page options, but want an easy link to list them. The same logic would apply to creating links to #_wantedpages and #_orphanedpages.
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I think i can use this new feature in my "page manager":
Yes, that should work ;-)
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