Question
A number of our users initially develop topics in their sandbox area and then move them to the appropriate public web. The only issue is that at the bottom of each of their topics is the message that this Web.Topic was moved from Sandbox.Topic and a link to put it back.
Is there any way to remove the META:TOPICMOVED variable that is causing this message to appear short of using vi?
Environment
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TWikiGuest - 16 Aug 2004
Answer
I hope I understood your question right - did you mean 'sort of using vi'?
The anser to that question would be:
vi data/<webname>/<topicname>.txt
and remove the META:TOPICMOVED-line (on your own risk).
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SusanneRuppel - 17 Aug 2004
another thing you could do is to hide the topic moved line altogether, by editing the template file (templates/view.tmpl) remove the %META{"moved"}%
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SvenDowideit - 17 Aug 2004
First off, sorry for posting as
TWikiGuest, I had forgotten my password but wanted to get this question in as soon as possible.
Susanne - I was really hoping to avoid having to use vi. I refuse to allow general TWiki users direct filesystem access to TWiki directory tree.
Sven - I'll take a look at the view template. Thanks.
What I'd really like is some way for the end users to decide whether or not that message is displayed in their topics. Allowing them to remove the META variable themselves would be ideal.
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NormProffitt - 17 Aug 2004
If users use
PatternSkin, they can now use this in their topic:
<style>.twikiMoved{display:none;}</style>
or you can set this in the css (style.css).
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ArthurClemens - 17 Aug 2004