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Adding webs is a web based operation; renaming and deleting webs are manual operations done directly on the server
A TWikiSite is divided into webs; each one represents one subject, one area of collaboration. Administrators can add/rename/delete webs.
There are two methods used to create a new web. First you can use a specially designed TemplateWeb. This is an invisible web that begins with an underscore "_" character. All topics in the _default template web will be copied into your new web.
The second method is to use an existing web as a template web. This may be useful if you already have a web that you like to use as a starting point. Only topics that have names beginning with Web... (like "WebHome", "WebNotify", etc.) are copied.
In either case you will want to be sure to verify that your new web has all the custom modifications that you desire.
Notes:
WEBBGCOLOR
, SITEMAPLIST
, SITEMAPWHAT
, SITEMAPUSETO
and NOSEARCHALL
. These variables are used to dynamically generate the SiteMap
WIKIWEBLIST
. This must be done by hand
UPPER
or UPPERlower
. A side effect of this is that if you do use a wiki name, %WEB%
must be written as <nop>%WEB%
or else it will try to link to a non-existing topic of that name
Renaming or deleting a web requires direct access to the installation files on the host server. There are currently no browser-based equivalents of the Rename/move/delete topic tools for working with webs.
Oldwebname.
, including the dot so you'll find references like Oldwebname.SomeTopic
Newwebname.SomeTopic
or better yet, to %MAINWEB%.SomeTopic
WIKIWEBLIST
variable
twiki/data
and rename or remove the web directory
twiki/templates
and rename or remove the web directory if present
twiki/pub
and rename or remove the web directory if present
If you plan to rename the Main web, remember that TWiki stores user and group topics in %MAINWEB%
, default named Main
. That means, every WikiName signature - Main.SomeUserName
- points to it and would need updating (unless the variable, %MAINWEB%.SomeUserName
, is used throughout).
-- TWiki:Main.MikeMannix - 14 Sep 2001
-- TWiki:Main.PeterThoeny - 07 Apr 2002
-- TWiki:Main.GrantBow - 16 Jan 2003