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Is there a simple way to show/export/print the topics of the entire wiki in a hierarchical list?

I've just inherited our wiki. The previous "owner" has left the company. I have no idea what I'm doing. We just hired a documentation specialist and the two of us are supposed to work on the wiki and make sure we're getting the most out of it. For starters we need to know what's here!

Environment

TWiki version: TWiki-4.2.0
TWiki plugins: DefaultPlugin, EmptyPlugin, InterwikiPlugin
Server OS: selinux
Web server: Apache
Perl version:  
Client OS: all
Web Browser: all
Categories: Installation, Missing functionality, Documentation, Deployment, Plugins

-- BrianSCampbell - 30 May 2008

Answer

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In fact, those functionality are not advanced usage of TWiki (Except maybe by export, where you'll have to see a plugin for). It will be easy learned by you reading the basics of TWiki, here is a number of startup tutorial and docs for you getting with TWiki:

I hope that help you.

-- MarcoSilva - 30 May 2008

Thanks Marco, looks like we'll have to get creative. Maybe we should look at having one of our developers write some pearl to pull this out of the DB.

-- BrianSCampbell - 30 May 2008

If all topics have a valid parent, you could use TreePlugin together with TreeBrowserPlugin to produce a hierarchical overview over all topics in a web.

-- MartinKaufmann - 30 May 2008

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