MoinMoin: MacroMarket/WorksWith1.0

Macro

Author

Email

Designed for MoinMoin Release...

... and Revision...

Sample

Up.py

Daniela Nicklas

danickla@informatik.uni-stuttgart.de

1.0

n/a

[[Up]]

Useful for subpages: inserts a link to move up one level, e.g. from FirstLevel/SecondLevel to FirstLevel. If page is no subpage, link goes to Frontpage.
You DO know there is an icon for that?! I do like named links at the bottom of the page.

Nav.py

Daniela Nicklas

danickla@informatik.uni-stuttgart.de

1.0

n/a

[[Nav]]

Useful for subpages: inserts links to other subpages of parent (siblings). If there are none, the macro does nothing
You DO know that Navigation is in CVS already?! No. I only use released versions.

Color.py

Markus Gritsch

gritsch@iue.tuwien.ac.at

1.0

n/a

Color(blue:Hello World!) or Color(#8844aa:Hello World!)

Returns the text after the colon in the specified color.

Vote.py

Martin Stone

martins@evos.net

1.0

n/a

Vote(Preferred language?, Python, Perl, C++)

Creates a form allowing users to vote for one of a selection of options. After voting the form disappears, leaving just the results table. Currently duplicate voting is prevented by keying votes by the username -- Feel free to improve this!
I get errors with python 2.1.3, is this also working under 2.1.3 or only under 2.2.x?
I've only tested this with Python 2.2 (Martin Stone)
With Moin 1.0 (Python 2.2.2) after saving a page edit, if you haven't voted it prints the form BEFORE the HTTP header. If you have voted, saving an edit causes a CGI error!

Vote2.py

John Cocula

john@cocula.com

1.0

n/a

Vote(MyBlog,Do polls work?, yes)

Hacked Martin Stone's Vote.py , producing the following differences: 1) you must specify the page on which the vote appears, so it won't return to an included page, if the poll appeared on an included page, 2) current vote count is hidden until the user has voted, and 3) it permits only one vote choice, let's call it the "Soviet feature."

vote21.py

Neil Brooks

<n DOT f DOT brooks AT exeter DOT ac DOT uk>

1.2

n/a

Fixed problems that may be related to v1.2 or Windows XP

macro/IncludePages.py

MichaelReinsch

MichaelReinsch

1.0

n/a

IncludePages(PagePattern.*)

Macro to include several pages matching the given regex into one page. Useful together with e.g. the MonthCalendar macro to list all entries on one page. It seems you can build DEEP recursion with it when including the same page.