here we go. Apologies for the shoddy workmanship. :)

Originally I was trying to put it in a Double Table, but like you said, that won't work!

I did not want it all in just one row, but as more more complex 'double table' was not working I was stripping back the code, trying to find my error.

Tried the code and get the same result. Darn it!

Is there another way to do this?

Apart from that though, I'll see if I can help:

• You need to do what Steven told you to do and to use the prependLine and appendLine attributes.
• The ListPages module does not work in-line. You're trying to use it smack-bang in the middle of a table , which won't work. You need two tables, one for each ListPages module.
• Each individual result from your ListPages module should be on a new row. You were attempting to place them all on a single row. Are you sure that's what you wanted?

Try this code:

[[module ListPages category="wo-call" parent="." tags="call" order="created_at desc" _ prependLine="[[table]]" appendLine="[[/table]]" ]] [[row]] [[cell]] Type: %%content{1}%% Date & Time: [%%link%% %%created_at|%a %D %I:%M %p%%] Action Required: %%content{3}%% Note: %%content{4}%% Description: %%content{2}%% [[/cell]] [[/row]] [[/module]] [[module ListPages category="wo-call" parent="." tags="email" order="created_at desc" _ prependLine="[[table]]" appendLine="[[/table]]" ]] [[row]] [[cell]] Type: %%content{1}%% Date & Time: [%%link%% %%created_at|%a %D %I:%M %p%%] Action Required: %%content{3}%% Note: %%content{4}%% Description: %%content{2}%% [[/cell]] [[/row]] [[/module]]

Not sure this will help, but try it

Please feel free to add pages to test if need be, I can always delete them later.

The output from this live template can be found here, but you can see on the template that it's all wrong.

Please help, losing mind!

Pieter, it should be et al, not et all…

Strange, I know this. Thanks for pointing it out.

The fix is scheduled, but when it's released, will we need to edit/save our pages for it to take effect?

This page has a table that says “Also on this day:”. The first option in the list is its own page.

Why does it matter if you separate the pages or not for this to work?

or let us choose the delimiter.

Good point. It would be nice if there was consistency between all modules on how tags are handled when passed as a parameter. I generally prefer comma-delimited simply because it's what I'm used to from the majority of other software packages I use. Plus, I think it's easier to read the code.

-Ed

we must keep the syntax for FlickrModule

Are you sure?

I think you can remove the comma delimiter as Gerdami wants. I looked closer at Flicker and while they do allow tags to be created with spaces, you must surround them with double quotes. Flicker then strips out the space(s) when forming the URL.

The Flickr tag :"still life" becomes "stilllife":
http://www.flickr.com/photos/tags/stilllife/

Here is a test page showing that "still life" and "stilllife" tags produce the same results.
http://myfamilyphotos.wikidot.com/sandbox:flickr-tags

As long as we know to tag our pages in a "Flickr friendly" way, we can use %%tags%% with the Flickr module if you change the code to support space-separated tags rather than comma-separated tags.

-Ed

[[module ListPages order="created_at"]] [[module ListPages order="created_by"]] [[module ListPages order="name"]] [[module ListPages order="rating"]] [[module ListPages order="comments"]]

However, if you fail to specify an order:

[[module ListPages]]

http://istorijska-biblioteka.wikidot.com/sandbox:sandbox

http://istorijska-biblioteka.wikidot.com/sandbox:_template

PS: As a matter of fact, I do not understand what's this for. Is this to list all pages with the number of views for each one, or to have at each page the number fo views for that particular page?

Order by ascending is the default

Are you sure? Last night I left out the sort order from the attributes and it came back in descending order. In fact it's still there at the bottom of my page here and it's definitely in descending order.

Currently I have this on my page to set up the default values:

[[div style="display : none;"]] [[module Redirect destination="http://cyclods.wikidot.com/download:skin/noredirect/true/order/ratingDesc/tags/-_closed/limit/5"]] [[/div]]

This would mean that I can remove the redirect module =)

category="@URL|design"

meaning: take category from URL, if not there, use "design".

category="@URL"

means take category from URL, if not there use the default value.

This should work for every ListPages and CountPages parameter.

I will be updating this page shortly. Page updated. See the "Passing argument by URL" section.

order="created_at asc"

Order by ascending is the default — there is no “asc” attribute. If you really must have some sort of way to determine it's not descending, then just:

order="created_at desc desc"

which essentially turns into ascending.

[[module ListPages attributes]]
%%title_linked%% has been viewed %%views%% times
[[/module]]

Or if you were to put it into a template:

%%content%%

Viewed: %%views%% times

====
Add your content here, then press Ctrl+S or Save.

[[module ListPages category="pc-software" separate="yes" limit="10" perPage="10"]] %%linked_title%% ~ %%created_at|%d %b %Y%% [[/module]]

This gives you the date as 17 Sep 2009. A list of the date formats is at http://community.wikidot.com/howto:frontforum-date-variable

I couldn't get the created_at sort order used in your example to work but it appears to default to desc (i.e. newest to oldest). By the way it is asc not acs for ascending.

ALSO, I always get confused, acs = oldest to newest desc = newest to oldest, in my example?

[[module ListPages category="pc-software" order="created_at acs" separate="yes"" limit="10" perPage="10"]] %%linked_title%% ~ %%created_at%% [[/module]] Thanks in advance

Though zero is the first number, it doesn't make sense to use it anywhere else but programming.

If only my bank manager would agree. Actually he thinks zero would be an improvement!

Rob

I assume this is the statistics for a certain page, but it does not work (or i don't know how to use it).

For example, I want to use this one:

%%views%% Number of times page has been viewed

And I put it like this:

[[module ListPages]]
Viewed: %%views%% times
[[/module]]

But I dont get anything…

Here: http://istorijska-biblioteka.wikidot.com/sandbox:sandbox

Just as %%parent_title%% is consistent with %%title%%

There is no way in Wikidot to do complex logic in page processing (if else etc.) because this makes a mess of caching and without caching, everything stops. This is one of the realities we work with.

So %%index%% would not be usable for splitting into odd/even, calculations, etc. Won't happen. But at least, for numbering, it will be useful.

Look at these pages. Let's assume that each of these pages were created on the month that they are named:

• January
• February
• March
• April
• May
• June
• July
• August
• September

This code: [[module ListPages order="created_at desc" limit="4"]] * %%title%% [[/module]]

Will render pages from newest to oldest:

• September
• August
• July
• June

I want those pages, but in the reversed order:

• June
• July
• August
• September

For consistency with major programming languages, starting at zero (0) might be a better idea, although that might lead to some confusion for newer users. Then again, will new users be using this feature?

My interpretation of this is something along these lines:

for (int i=0; i<10; i++) { if (i is odd) { do something; } if (i is even) { do something; } }

Something like iterator support would lead to very powerful uses of ListPages. The above example could be used to sort data evenly into two columns (odd results in left, even results in right).

Or, much more simply:

// If i begins at zero, then numbers are simply i+1 1. Result one 2. Result two 3. Result three

Maybe I'm a bit ambitious, but…
Great idea gerdami!

The newest 5 pages, from oldest to newest are: [[module ListPages order="created_at desc rev" limit=5]] * %%title_linked%% [[/module]]

Basically, the ListPages behaves as normal by listing the 5 pages. But if the reverse operator is set, then the list is simply turned upside down.

This would be useful, for example, with the Chatroom application.