Dear Friends,
This is my first ever email to the XWiki Team. Please forgive me if i
have inadvertently misused this mailing list since my understanding is
that this mailing list is to be used for posting XWiki related
technical questions and requests.
My organization would like to build Question Answer styled tree
structure in the wiki page itself. This is for the helpdesk staff who
will follow a tree based navigation while troubleshooting our client's
issues.
Eg.
Are you able to log into the system?
Yes
No
This is not related to my issue
Clicking on Yes, No or "This is not...." options would open up a tree
right beneath them with some more questions and answers.
I was able to create a navigation system based on simple html pages
using Matt Kruse's mktree.js and mktree.css plugin which can be found
on his website. However, as the number of pages grew it became evident
that a simple html editor would not be sufficient to create all those
trees.
I checked the wiki code for the XWikiTreeView on the index page.
However, that is a system that fetches documents in the space and then
presents them in tree view. My requirement is to have all the "leaves"
and nodes of a tree on the same page (probably using <li> and <ul>
tags pretty much the way Matt Kruse does). It would be a great
addition to this beautiful and highly efficient wiki that you have
created. And every helpdesk staff that i have interacted with would
like to have a tree styled navigation apart from the wiki that they
can access.
Friends, i know that wiki follows a flat format and what I am
requesting is a structured navigation. But XWiki is so much more than
just a wiki and I would reallly appreciate if anyone could suggest me
how to go about doing this.
Thank you for your time and patience.
-Dilipkumar J
Mumbai, India
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