Thanks for the tip, I'll start researching.
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Subject: Re: [Mediawiki-l] Unsearchable custom namespace
trueskew wrote:
I'd like to store some pages that can't
be found easily on
my site.
It seems like a reasonable way to do that is to
create a custom
namespace for them. The only problem is, I don't want the
pages to come up
in a search.
Is it possible to prevent a user from being able
to add my custom
namespace to their default search list?
And if not, if anyone can suggest ways for me to do this, I'd
appreciate hearing your ideas. I'm already anticipating
the answer to
the question above is no, maybe I just need to
create a separate
mediawiki database and make it appear connected.
Thanks.
- skew
You could hook at SearchEngineReplacePrefixesComplete and
unset the hidden namespace.
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