I'm using MediaWiki as a CMS, so I don't allow public article editing, but I do want to allow anonymous public comments. Is it easy to have the discussion appear below the main article instead of on a separate Discussion tab? I'd like it to work somewhat in the style of PHP's online docs.
Yours, Noah
On Mon, 06 Nov 2006 16:46:21 +0100, Noah Spurrier noah@noah.org wrote:
I'm using MediaWiki as a CMS, so I don't allow public article editing, but I do want to allow anonymous public comments. Is it easy to have the discussion appear below the main article instead of on a separate Discussion tab? I'd like it to work somewhat in the style of PHP's online docs.
If all you want is to have the talk page content appear below the main artile all you have to do is transclude it. That is, if your article is titled Foo just add {{Talk:Foo}} at the bottom of it.
On Mon, Nov 06, 2006 at 11:11:02PM +0100, Sherool wrote:
On Mon, 06 Nov 2006 16:46:21 +0100, Noah Spurrier noah@noah.org wrote:
I'm using MediaWiki as a CMS, so I don't allow public article editing, but I do want to allow anonymous public comments. Is it easy to have the discussion appear below the main article instead of on a separate Discussion tab? I'd like it to work somewhat in the style of PHP's online docs.
If all you want is to have the talk page content appear below the main artile all you have to do is transclude it. That is, if your article is titled Foo just add {{Talk:Foo}} at the bottom of it.
And if you want it to *always* work like that, I think you can glue it into the skin, so that it always comes up.
Cheers, -- jra
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