Jason Yang wrote:

Hello,

I've searched the forums through and through and I have not found a solution to deleting the "hidden" documents that come with the mass deletion of a page. Even the DeleteSpaceSnippet does not delete them despite saying that it does, and they do not appear on the search function either.

In my humble opinion, the concept of a hidden page was flawed from the start. If you have programming permission (for groovy scripts) you should be able to end your hidden woes with this snippet. {{groovy}} session = xcontext.getContext().getWiki().getHibernateStore().getSessionFactory().openSession(); session.beginTransaction() session.createQuery("update XWikiDocument as doc set doc.hidden = false where doc.hidden = true").executeUpdate(); session.getTransaction().commit(); {{/groovy}} Remember to back up your database when making any changes no matter how small.

A second question I have is regarding the navigation panel. The current navigation panel is limited such that, once its height exceeds 250 pixels, it will stop displaying items. This is a problem for larger sections, and I do not want to change the maximum height to a ridiculous number. Is there any way to add a scroll bar? If that is not possible, is there a reliable tree view navigation panel that I could use? (I am not familiar with the syntax, so I do not know how to program them myself)

Probably something you can do with CSS, I would try tinkering around with firebug but I am no CSS expert. Caleb

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It modifies them to make them no longer hidden (ever again) Caleb Zyferous wrote:

Thanks for the reply!

Although, I'm not sure what that script does. Do I just paste it onto a page, and it will make hidden documents visible?

Caleb James DeLisle wrote:

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A second question I have is regarding the navigation panel. The current navigation panel is limited such that, once its height exceeds 250 pixels, it will stop displaying items. This is a problem for larger sections, and I do not want to change the maximum height to a ridiculous number. Is there any way to add a scroll bar? If that is not possible, is there a reliable tree view navigation panel that I could use? (I am not familiar with the syntax, so I do not know how to program them myself)

Probably something you can do with CSS, I would try tinkering around with firebug but I am no CSS expert.

Caleb

Alright I'll try that I guess. Thanks!