Category: Hotword

If wiki page x has a description (with preference feature_wiki_description) which contains a hotword, internal links ("wiki links" using the double parentheses syntax) to that page are broken. A ~np~((x|label))~/np~ link to page x will display...
{CODE(colors="null" theme="default")}
Part of page description..." class="wiki wiki_page">label {CODE} ... with a link to the hotword target on "Part of page description...", but no link to page x.

a hotword does not parse if a period (.) is at the end of it.
"example." <<< does not parse
"example" parses

Hi,

I am using hotwords on my Tiki and I am facing a problem. I'm not sure if it is a bug or a feature request but I would like some help to achieve what I want.

I have the following list of Hotwords:
Word > URL
Lift Mechanics > Lift Mechanic
Lift Mechanic > Lift Mechanic
lift > lift
lifts > lift
chair lift > chair lift
cabin lift > cabin lift

The problem is that "list" will conflict with words like "chair lift" and the following text is displayed in my Tiki:
A small lift,:::::" >cabin lift or a big detachable grip lift" >chair lift should do the job.
Instead of links to "cabin lift" and "chair lift".

Is there a way to make Hotwords with two words (chair lift) override single words (lift)? ANy other suggestion is welcome.

PS: I need both pages, "lift" and "cabin lift"

Thank you

Best regards,
Rémy

I was recently looking for a way to easily make a Glossary when I came across the Hotwords feature. I immediately took to the feature and began using it. But I got to thinking, it would be nice if I could enter a description, check mark a box(to include the word in a glossary page) and check mark a box(to use the word as a Hotword).

Then just have a wiki page with a {glossary} tag or have a predefined wiki Glossary page.

When including a maketoc into a page, the titles in the page are still parsed for WikiWords and Hotwords. This breaks HTML, links, and may decrease the readability of page TOC-s.

{syntax type="tiki" editor="plain"}
Hotword processing needs to be turned off for the text expansion of the built-in macro __toc__: {CODE()}{toc}{CODE}

If a page name in a structure has spaces, and a defined __hotword__ appears as a name in the page, then the __toc__ expansion is corrupted by the __hotword__ processing. For example, if the page name in a structure is __xxx yyy zzz ddd__ and __zzz__ is a defined __hotword__, then the resulting link out of the __toc__ expansion is the equivalent of: {CODE()}((xxx yyy zzz ddd|xxx yyy)) ((zzz)) ddd{CODE}
Note how the trailing portion of the page name is not linked at all now.

This may apply to expanding the built-in macro __maketoc__, especially when aliases are shown, as well.

Verified on the opensourcecms.org installation as requested.