SID-01732: How to reset READONLYSKINMODE for a topic?

Status:	Answered	TWiki version:	5.1.3	Perl version:	Perl version: 5.10.1
Category:	CategorySkin	Server OS:	CentOS 6.3 64 bit	Last update:	12 years ago

For a topic, I went to MoreTopicActions-> Edit topic preference settings and added the line * Set READONLYSKINMODE = 1.

I know that I can edit the page in raw mode by clicking on the dash before the WikiName that is turned into an edit link,

However, this DOES NOT ALLOW ME to edit "topic preference settings". I.e. if I want to get back to normal mode (NOT readonly) how do I set READONLYSKINMODE to 0?

Please help!

-- Abhay Patil - 2013-06-13

Discussion and Answer

OK. I could kind of "hack" the page by accessing the URL where I replace "view" by "oops", using the template oopsmore and adding the revision number in the params as follows:

<Our TWiki base URL>/bin/oops/<WebName>/WebHome?template=oopsmore¶m1=52¶m2=52

Still wondering if there is a more elegant option to achieve this?

-- Abhay Patil - 2013-06-13

The "View" pulldown menu has a "More topic actions" link.

-- Peter Thoeny - 2013-06-13

Thanks. Need to ask our TWiki administrator to add TopMenuSkin I believe.

-- Abhay Patil - 2013-06-14

-- Abhay Patil - 2013-06-14

The TopMenuSkin is pre-installed. You can activate it temporarily by adding ?skin=topmenu,pattern to the view URL.

-- Peter Thoeny - 2013-06-14

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