On 01/02/07, Laszlo Gal <laszlo.gal(a)oracle.com> wrote: Use {{namespace:title}}. For pages in the main namespace (articles), do {{:title}}. Rob Church

The effective code is {{namespace:pagename}}, so for something in the main name space you need {{:pagename}} I actually use this code ===[[Pagename1]]=== {{:pagename1}} ===[[Pagename2]]=== {{:pagename2}} ===[[Pagename3]]=== {{:pagename3}} as it build a nice structure including a TOC at the top of the all in one page. We have a number of index pages in the main namespace that use subpages,( but I can't answer your query over performance), that are [[/subpage1/]] [[/subpage2/]] [[/subpage3/]] [[/subpage4/]] [[/subpage5/]] and the all in one page is ===[[parentpage/subpage1|subpage1]]=== {{:parentpage/subpage1}} ===[[parentpage/subpage2|subpage2]]=== {{:parentpage/subpage2}} ===[[parentpage/subpage3|subpage3]]=== {{:parentpage/subpage3}} What I have done is used a spreadsheet so that my editors can paste the index page code as above, and the spreadsheet then produces the all in one page code for them, which they can then just copy & paste it also will add a link to the all in one page to the index page as well, we have done this by creating a new name space 'all' so that the all in one page for a page 'index page 1' becomes 'all:index page 1', this also means that we can by default have the search ignore the all: pages (saved duplicate entries.) The spread sheet will also allow editors to create simple tables as well, they just put their cell contents in the spreadsheet and copy the resulting wikitext to the wiki. If you want a copy of the spreadsheet your welcome. Ta John Laszlo Gal wrote: