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    Posted by Rick Sapir / Tiki for Smarties United States

    > Hi, I "copied-and-pasted" the quick edit module's TPL code onto "tiki-top_bar.tpl" (I have all the UI on the top bar), and my boss wants that particular function only to be accessible from the home page.
    >
    > So my question: is there a condition/variable I can use to check if the page is the home page (I'm using a Wiki homepage NOT titled "HomePage," and I had no luck trying to use the custom home feature)? I looked around in the code and found things like "$url" and "$homepage," but I don't think I'm fully understanding what these variables stand for.
    >

    If you're talking about a wiki pages, then you can use the {$page} variable. Try something like:

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    {if $page eq 'NAME OF YOUR PAGE'}
... 
show the quick edit box
...
{/if}


    > Also, my boss wants a limit on the Wiki attachment file size; is there an "admin" solution that I can use without modifying code? If not, what would be a possible solution? Apache config?
    >

    You can control this from the php.ini file. See this FAQ.

    HTH,

    -Rick

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    Posted by Kurae

    THANKS!!

    > > Hi, I "copied-and-pasted" the quick edit module's TPL code onto "tiki-top_bar.tpl" (I have all the UI on the top bar), and my boss wants that particular function only to be accessible from the home page.
    > >
    > > So my question: is there a condition/variable I can use to check if the page is the home page (I'm using a Wiki homepage NOT titled "HomePage," and I had no luck trying to use the custom home feature)? I looked around in the code and found things like "$url" and "$homepage," but I don't think I'm fully understanding what these variables stand for.
    > >
    >
    > If you're talking about a wiki pages, then you can use the {$page} variable. Try something like:

    >
    Copy to clipboard
    > {if $page eq 'NAME OF YOUR PAGE'}
> ... 
> show the quick edit box
> ...
> {/if}
>

    >
    > > Also, my boss wants a limit on the Wiki attachment file size; is there an "admin" solution that I can use without modifying code? If not, what would be a possible solution? Apache config?
    > >
    >
    > You can control this from the php.ini file. See this FAQ.
    >
    > HTH,
    >
    > -Rick

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