Question

I created a new web that is a WikiWord. So whenever the name of the web is displayed it has the "_?" after it. In most places I put <nolink> tags around it to suppress the link but I can't find where the header for search results is printed ("Results from UclpDev web"). This apprears in the Changes and WebIndex topics. I did a quick search in the perl scripts but didn't find it. Can you tell me where to find it?

Thanks Scott

Environment

-- ScottCampbellTwo - 16 Jun 2005

Answer

Look in the twiki/templates directory and fix the search*.tmpl files. Although I wonder why this is necessary since TWikiRelease02Sep2004 has web names escaped in the templates. Are you using a translated version?

BTW, better to escape with a single <nop> tag (without closing tag), TWiki will strip that before it reaches the browser. Example: Write <nop>%WEB% web to get UclpDev web (in your case)

-- PeterThoeny - 16 Jun 2005

SVN 4079, 4077, 4075, 4074, 4073, 4072, 4071 all contain <nop> patches related to WebNameAsWikiName

-- WillNorris - 16 Jun 2005

I have the same problem (web name based in organisation, organisation doesn't understand the impact of choosing a WikiWord for a new concept ). Would a %DONOTLINK % variable be a good idea, where common terms which are WikiWords but should not be linked by default can be listed?

Just a thought...

-- JosMaccabiani - 17 Jun 2005

Thanks Peter,

I'm using the English version of TWikiRelease02Sep2004 with the default templates. Actually, in most cases, the %WEB% references are dereferenced with the <nop>.

I found the reference for the search results header in templates/search.pattern.tmpl on line 47. It didn't have the <nop> infront of the %WEB%.

Another one was in the WebLeftBar. The last place I noticed is in the WebPreferences on the first line below the preferences where is says "List of topics of the %WIKITOOLNAME%.%WEB% web:"

I'll let you know if I find any more.

-- ScottCampbellTwo - 17 Jun 2005