Re: [emacs-wiki-discuss] Re: The muddy (or is it?) subdirectory publishing issue

[Chris McMahan]

What's the format within the muse-project-alist to add a subdirectory?
I checked your config files on the web and couldn't find an example.

- Chris

Michael Olson writes:
>Shuaib <address@hidden> writes:
>
>> I have tried this with 2.70 and I have the same issue mentioned in
>> the archived message. Therefore, the question is: How do you get the
>> Wiki to produce <a href="subdir/SubFile.html">SubFile</a>
>
>Basically, you need to write links to existing files in subdirectories
>as follows: [[SubFile]].  Omit the "subdir".
>
>For emacs-wiki The file can be in any subdirectory of the current
>project, and emacs-wiki will find it, as long as
>emacs-wiki-recurse-directories is set to `t'.  Clicking on it when the
>file does not yet exist will create the new file in the top-level (or
>first) project directory.
>
>For Muse: The subdirectory must be added to the entry in
>muse-project-alist for the desired project.  Clicking on it when the
>file does not yet exist will create the new file in the first project
>directory.
>
>For both: So you'll have to create the file first using find-file, and
>then link to it.
>
>Let me know if this is not what you see happening.  I have been using
>subdirectories successfully in Muse, myself, as part of my Blog
>project.
>
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