Question
Being a TWiki admin has a downside - some maintenance (like moving pages around or re-parenting or changing teh name of a referred-to topic) causes one to become author. This is not necessarily desireable. Is there a pre-made method for "Re Authoring" (analogous to "Re Parenting") a topic? Or will this require adding something to OOPS.CGI?Environment
| TWiki version: | TWikiRelease01Feb2003 |
| TWiki plugins: | DefaultPlugin, ActionTrackerPlugin, CounterPlugin, EditTablePlugin, ExplicitNumberingPlugin, FindElsewherePlugin, GrepPlugin, InterwikiPlugin, PowerEditPlugin, SessionPlugin, SmiliesPlugin, TWikiDrawPlugin, TablePlugin, VarInTopicPlugin |
| Server OS: | Unix (solaris) |
| Web server: | Apache/1.3.26 Server |
| Perl version: | 5.6.0 |
| Client OS: | WinXP?? Pro |
| Web Browser: | Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.0.2) Gecko/20030208 Netscape/7.1 |
Answer
Nevermind, I managed a workaround whereby my FORM saved the original author and creation time. I suppose I could have pulled this from RCS somehow but I really wanted to capture a static OWNER and an OWNER may not necessarily be the original creator a year from now! So, I managed tbis through a form. -- SteveRJones - 12 Sep 2003 As an admin you can use the undocumented repRev feature to change the last topic revision without affecting the user. See details at the end of TWiki.cfg. -- PeterThoeny - 13 Sep 2003
Topic revision: r3 - 2003-09-13 - PeterThoeny
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