Delete a Wiki Page

Can this page be deleted: http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Ser … figuration
It is rather old and title is misleading.

To avoid that actually someone does that instead of improving pacman page. Pacman refers to that page but there is duplication. i.e. Server File section versus Repositories section. Even if it's updated, that leaves a rather confusing title...

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Deleting/Moving Wiki Pages

When deleting a page, if there's a replacement, put a redirect in to the replacement, not "(candidate for deletion)".
To put in a redirect, replace the contents of the page with:
#REDIRECT [[page linking to]]
This helps stop broken links, and will make sure people find what they are looking for.
If you are moving a page, dont make a new page and copy paste, use the 'move this page' link at the bottom, as it automatically creates a redirect.
Just noticed this now, as someone had busted up the link on http://aur.archlinux.org/index.php to the TU guidelines. I've fixed it with a redirect now. I know you might think fixing the aur is the solution, but we cant fix every link out there, so redirects are preferable over deletion.
James

jakob wrote:since there is a special page on every wiki page called "what links here?" to be able to see where wrong links are. This applies to wiki only, of course
Its also possible to get a general idea of what links there are to a page across the web using the google link operator (search for "link:http://path.to/some/page.ext"). I doubt there are a lot of links into the Arch Wiki outside the wiki and these forums; I think its ok to remove obscure redirects, such as misspellings. It would only be when moving popular or important pages that you really have to worry, including pages that are deliberately designed to be linked from outside the wiki.
Dusty

How to automatically remove the wiki page's images from the Images library , when a wiki page is deleted

I have noted the following strange behavior inside my Publishing enterprise wiki site collection. Now by default when I create a new wiki page and I add Pictures to it, the pictures will be saved under the “Images” library and will be inside a unique folder
that have its name similar to the page name.
But when users delete the picture from the wiki page or they delete the whole wiki page, then the related folder inside the “Images” library will not be removed. So can anyone advice if there is a way to automatically remove the page’s pictures
folder from the Images library when the page is deleted? as currently i might end up having many pictures inside the Images library which are not linked to a wiki page, and they will waste my server desk space...

I think, not sure, there's no out-of-the-box solution in SharePoint for this problem. So I can only think of custom solution:
In event Receiver, ItemDeleting, you can delete images. The only downside is if some other pages are referring the images..... you need to check somehow which is quite time-consuming operations if you have thousand of pages in wiki library
A timer job, that will run periodically, every day or week, and clean all unused images.
Hide the default delete button and add your own. And then using your own custom layout page, show a 'configuration dialog' to user if they want to delete both page and images.
Thanks,
Sohel Rana
http://ranaictiu-technicalblog.blogspot.com
Please do not tell me this is not supported out of the ox ,,,,, i that i should handle this process by myself !!! and SharePoint does not support this feature .... this is another problem i should include in my list .....

Is there a way to delete mail listing associated with a Wiki page?

There seems to be no way to delete mailed in entries to a wiki page. In other words when I e-mail to a wiki mail list such as [email protected], the resulting entry can't be deleted. Is there a way to do this?

You can do it if you know your way around the command line. Here's a quick article on it:
http://rick.cogley.info/blog/index.php?id=7370998667621087152

[Solved]Oops, I accidentally deleted the "Beginner's Guide" wiki page.

My apologies, I am trying to fix my mistake right now, but if someone could help me out, the sooner the better. I accidentally deleted the Beginner's Guide wiki page, trying to add my own edit. Will post back when I get it back to the last revision.
Last edited by kiloecho7 (2008-12-15 19:24:25)

It seems like everybody and their hot sister heard of this Beranger person except me
Update: can't say I checked any of his older posts but I guess I've seen part of his 'dumping linux' blog post -- most likely the one that 'angried' people and said sisters. I can only ask myself: what the big deal is? Who actually cares? Personally I never understood blogs nor the need to have them .. but it was my opinion that these unfortunate inventions were supposed to be destined for your friends (+sisters) to read. So I can't understand this: why does anybody else in the world -- care -- about what that guy uses/doesn't use? What makes him so important / such a(n) hero.
Last edited by string (2008-12-16 21:11:02)

Wiki Pages - Open Web Part Page in maintenance view

I am trying add custom .aspx pages to a SharePoint 2010 Document Library. When I try to edit properties for those pages, the edit page shows "Open Web Part Page in maintenance view to delete problem Web Parts and remove personal settings.
Open Web Part Page in maintenance view." I click Open Web Part Page in maintenance view
The page displays
The are currently no Web Parts associated with any Web Part Zones on this page. Web Parts added to the page outside of a Web Part Zone will not appear in this list.
I don't do anything with the maintenance view because there are no Web Parts to delete.
As a test, I save the content of the custom.aspx page as a text file, custom.txt. The edit properties displays just fine.
Another test, I save the content as custom.htm. The edit properties displays just fine.
I try many variations of saving the content of custom.aspx with various html tags and even no tags at all. One version just has the text,"test" in the page. Save error:
Open Web Part Page in maintenance view to delete problem Web Parts and remove personal settings. Open Web Part Page in maintenance view."
Going down another path, I try to compare the source of this aspx page with other SharePoint aspx pages. One test is the Wiki Page. All Wiki pages display the same message on my farm. Is this a known issue with Wiki Pages?
<apparently I'm not allowed to add images yet>
As another point of comparison I opened the Edit Properties part within an Office 365 Wiki. Same message.
<apparently I'm not allowed to add images yet>

Hi Chris,
As your description, when you uploaded a .aspx page into a library and edited the properties, the message "Open Web Part Page in maintenance view to delete problem Web Parts and remove personal settings. Open Web Part Page in maintenance view"
showed.
I could reproduce this issue if I uploaded a .aspx page into a library and edited its properties.
Then I went to Site Pages library, and select a page and edit its property, the same message also showed like the screenshot:
It seems that the message will show when we edit the properties of a page no matter which library we upload it to, it seems to be by design.
In addition, if you want to upload a image into the thread, you can first upload the image into OneDrive, then copy and paste the URL of the image here.
Thanks,
Wendy
TechNet Community Support
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Anyone having problems editing text on wiki pages in Workspace?

I have had some serious issues when editing text on new wiki pages in my new Beehive workspace. First when I tried creating bulleted lists (with several or more items), after publishing the lists the text would all get tossed to the bottom of the page after publishing. Then I gingerly recreated the bulleted lists by running all the text together, then pressing Enter at the start of teach list item. This worked with some effort. But then when I tried editing my lists to update the information, the cursor would inadvertently jump to another place in the page, select some text, then my next keystroke would delete it. Even then, once I recreated all the information on the page, when published some of the text did not show up in the published version (it was still there in the editor).
When I recreated the text and lists in Word files, then copied and pasted it into new wiki pages on workspace, the formatting transferred OK. But editing still creates problems. The Undo button will clearly cause problems, so I stopped using that, but I still am having serious editing issues. Any help appreciated.

I just started using the Wiki pages and what I need at the time are some sortable tables (only limited need for bullets at the time). I am having an incredibly frustrating time using the "advanced" tables. I use both the Rich Text Editor and Wiki Markup screens to do this. The interface is incredibly buggy! As you metioned, you can get things just so in the WYSIWYG editing tool and it is completely messed up when published. In my case just switching between Rich Text Editor and Wiki Markup (without doing anything) messes things up! And if you want sortable columns, you had better not make them links, as the columns sort on the invisible URLs...
I can only hope that the engine under the hood of this product is more reliable. I certainly expected more from Oracle...
Martin

Can i hide "Open Web Part Page in maintenance view" link when editing wiki page properties

I am working on an Enterprisewiki site collection inside SP 2013, and currently when contributor users edit the wiki page properties by going to "Page Option >> Edit Properties" , then will find the following link, named "Open Web Part
Page in maintenance view" which sound strange :-
so can anyone advice what is the purpose of this link and how i can remove it ?

Hi,
If someone wants to open a wiki page in Web Part maintenance view then they can directly use this link to switch into the view and can directly delete problematic webparts from there.
To remove this link, you can try below jquery code in Content Editor webpart on Editform.aspx of wiki page library.
<script type="text/javascript" src="http://ajax.aspnetcdn.com/ajax/jQuery/jquery-1.11.1.min.js"></script>
<script>
$(document).ready( function (){
$("a[id$='WebPartMaintenancePageLink']").hide();
$("a[id$='WebPartMaintenancePageLink']").parent('td').parent('tr').hide();
</script>
Thanks. Please mark it as an answer if it helps.

ExtractReferences flag ignored in WikiPageUpdater when updating a wiki page

Hi All,
I'm using REST to update a wiki page. The update works successfully, changing the page based on the upload. However, the wiki links remain blank, even though they are in the wiki data correctly. If I manual edit the page and then publish it, the links are successfully put in.
When calling update, I set the extractReferences tag to true, but this doesn't have any effect.
Does anyone know what additional stages I need to do to get the links added to the wiki page.

Hello Omar.
At this time you cannot retrospectively add a table based column to an IRR once you have created the IRR.
You will have to delete the IRR and recreate it i n order for your new column to appear.
It is for this reason that we typically construct report regions using the 'Classic' report format until the users have confirmed the content is correct. Then we convert it to an IRR.
Kind regards
Simon Gadd

Where can I find this wiki page?

I have set up a watch on the portal wiki page, and a few days ago I got this link emailed to me <a href="https://www.sdn.sap.comhttp://www.sdn.sap.comhttp://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/wiki?path=/display/ep/ep&focusedcommentid=11662">the link</a>. Now, I can find this link by clicking on it, but a few interesting questions came to mind.
1 - Why can't I find this link under the main portal wiki page? I assume the person who wrote the comment found the page, but I couldn't!
2 - When I click the link, I don't see the comment, but I see the page (My Home -> Portal -> ep). Ok, there's no content on the page, but I can't see the fact that there is a comment. Can the Comments tab have a counter after it, so I think to look there?
Thanks

Keith wrote: "How do we create worksets?" probably would have a better chance in a forum, wouldn't it?
I would certainly agree. Also, I believe this page is an orphan in a matter of speaking and should indeed be deleted as it has no content.
Best method would be to advise both the creator of the page and point him/her to the existing wiki "Main" page under Portal <a href="https://wiki.sdn.sap.com/wiki/display/EP/Main">My Home > Portal > Main</a> (I've done that). Also perhaps the moderator should do the deleting.
I'm also pinging the author of the question to suggest his/her question is moved to forum.
thanks.

Disappearing Groups in Available Group Wikis Page

I found a temporary fix to an ongoing issue and I am looking for a more permanent "fix", if there is such a thing...
The issue is the individual group wiki not appearing in the "Available Group Wikis" when going to https://www.myserver/groups/.
The set up is several xserves within the network, one of which is OD Master, the others are replicas. One of the replicas services the external IP, and this is the one with the no available wikis notation on the Available Group Wikis" page. The group wiki is actually on that server, and can be reached by going to https://www.myserver/groups/mygroup.
In experimenting with this, I found that I can get the mygroup wiki to appear on the Available Group Wikis page IF: I first copy the mygroup folder/directory found in Library/Application Support/Collaboration/Groups to another location (desktop works); then delete the mygroup folder/directory in Collaboration/Groups; then browse to https://www.myserver/groups/mygroup (results in the default wiki page); then browse to https://www.myserver/groups/ and the mygroup listing is there. Next step is to copy the subfolders wiki and weblog from the original mygroup back to the new Collaboration/Groups/mygroup folder; and, change the permissions for the lot back to _teamsserver as it was originally.
All is fine and the mygroup listing and link remains in the Available Groups Wikis page - UNTIL, the server is restarted or web server is restarted. After a restart, the Available Groups Wikis page is back to not showing any groups...
The question is: where is the document that is getting loaded when restarting web server that either deletes the mygroup listing on the Available Groups Wikis page, or fails to see that there is a group to be listed, or how is this otherwise fixed?
Thanks in advance for any insight into what the problem is and how to fix it.

How are you changing the perms back to _teamserver, through Server Admin showing system accounts? Make sure you are connecting to that local machine's Server Admin when setting the _teamserver perms for the Collaboration dir and not the OD Server. This might be causing a conflict if you are using the _teamserver account from your OD Master rather than the local machine.
Otherwise you can try wiping your ACLs using:
sudo chmod -R -N /Library/Collaboration
Then setup your ACLs again on the local machine's Server Admin with system accounts being shown or via the terminal.
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Epsxe wiki page

Hey guys,
I modified and updated the Wiki page created by someone. Should be now more better to understand. Please remove the out of date flag, thanks!
http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Eps … n_emulator

You are right - delete/ignore this thread.

AHCI Wiki Page

The: AHCI Wiki Page is currently neutered. It doesn't actually contain the instructions to configure AHCI under Arch Linux. The revision of the page that did: contain the instructions was apparently excised by a automated bot.
Also, when I added AHCI to my mkinitcpio.conf modules and then rebuilt my initramfs when I rebooted my system spazzed and emitted quite a few system speaker beeps. I did not see the shutdown messages because I am using an HDTV and switching modes takes a few seconds for the display to reappear. In that time the computer had finished rebooting. I thought that was unusual because I had previously blacklisted pcspkr. During the post after that reboot I then enabled AHCI in my BIOS and the system subsequently booted normally.
So, if anyone has better instructions than what the bot deleted I'd be interested in hearing them and if no one else goes ahead and fixes that wiki page then I eventually will.
Last edited by headkase (2014-04-05 22:24:10)

lahwaacz wrote:Here is the diff of the revision you linked to the current revision. The bot didn't remove anything, it just re-formatted a deprecated template.
Well, the current page doesn't have the instructions so perhaps someone else defaced the page and removed them? I'll fix it but I'd like some input on the pc speaker storm I had rebooting after regenerating the initramfs first.

SharePoint Foundation 2013 - Wiki Page Template

Hi there,
is there a way to have templates for Wiki pages with SharePoint 2013 Foundation? We have a specific layout and want to have it on every new wiki page.
Thank you!

Hi
pls check this
http://mosshowto.blogspot.in/2011/11/custom-template-wiki-foundation_01.html
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/sharepoint/en-US/ae453550-8503-4531-b4cf-50a4d157e36c/is-it-possible-to-create-wiki-page-templates-with-sharepoint-2010-foundation?forum=sharepointcustomizationprevious
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Suggestion for a new wiki page

Hy, i'm trying different types o wallpapers setter and i found no wiki page on arch wiki.
And i think that a wiki page about setting up wallpaper will be a lot of usefull for people like me, that aren't using a complete enviroment.
But before i create it i'm reading the wiki rules and i'm asking you if its a good idea.
i Also have a list of options and things to write.
Wath do you think about it?
Last edited by henriqueleng (2014-04-11 22:57:38)

jasonwryan wrote:Rather than a separate page, add them here: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Co … tilities_2
Thank you for the suggestion, i will do it.

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