[emacs-wiki-discuss] Re: some questino about emacs-wiki

[Sacha Chua]

Ruini Xue <address@hidden> writes:

Hello! Thanks for trying out emacs-wiki.

Emacs-wiki by itself doesn't actually handle subdirectories very well.
I put all my files into one directory; I find it easier that way. If you
really want to organize your files by directory, you can check our mailing list
archives (http://lists.gnu.org/pipermail/emacs-wiki-discuss/)

You might want to ask Gary Vaughan on our mailing list
address@hidden about his patch that adds nice
hierarchies to emacs-wiki.

Copying the rest of the message so that people can respond...

> Hello,
>       I am taking my notes by emacs-wiki, the latest version developed
>       by you. I organize my notes like this:
>       
>       <top_dir>
>               WikiIndex
>               <sub1_dir>
>                       index
>                       note1
>                       note2
>               <sub2_dir>
>                       index
>                       note1
>                       noet2
>       
>       When I publish the "index" fils in sub1_dir and sub2_dir, they
>       try to link WikiIndex in the same dir, but actually, I want they
>       link to WikiIndex of top_dir. How can I make this work?
>       
>       Secondly, Can several projects share the same WikiHomePage? If
>       can, how to config?


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