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    Posted by bob stephens posts: 2 usa

    Hi,

    I am trying to get a sense of how the pages are organized within the wiki ? is it possible for a page to have children pages and is there a limit to the number of levels of this hierarchy (if it is possible). Are all of the pages linkable so I could have a top page link and several child page links to help individuals navigate to where they need to go ? (top, has 2 child pages called group1 top and group2 for example). Is there a display page tree plugin ?

    Is it possible to run a sql query against an external database that is not part of a tracker ? and is it possible to point a tracker at an external database ?

    thank you.

    Bob

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    Posted by Rick Sapir / Tiki for Smarties posts: 3665 United States
    bob stephens wrote:
    is it possible for a page to have children pages and is there a limit to the number of levels of this hierarchy (if it is possible).
    You can use a Tiki wiki structure to create pages with a parent-child relationship. There is no limit to the depth. Please see the docs for details.


    bob stephens wrote:
    Are all of the pages linkable so I could have a top page link and several child page links to help individuals navigate to where they need to go ?
    They are "normal" wiki pages and can be linked to anything. Tiki structures also include an optional navigation bar that can be used to improve navigation. Please see the docs for details.


    bob stephens wrote:
    Is it possible to run a sql query against an external database that is not part of a tracker ?
    You can use the SQL or DBReport plugins for this. Please see the docs for details.




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