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It looks like you're making a typo. The pipe character is not part of the variable name. It should be: %%tags_linked%%
I was using this earlier today on a project and it was working fine for me inside a ListPages module.
Community Admin
Actually, according to the documentation, a pipe character can be used. I've never used it before, though, so I'm not 100% certain on what it does, but it appears to have linked page tags link to somewhere other than the default system:page-tags page.
Timothy Foster - @tfAuroratide
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I never used the link prefix before either and the example here didn't include any prefix. I wonder if some prefix text is required to make it work properly.
Community Admin
No, it's not a typo. I want to link to a page with the same name as the tag.
Jay Bienvenu | Hilinqwo: A constructed language
So the problem is that it does not work with pipe "|", but without the actual prefix given. So
%%tags_linked|foo%% works, but %%tags_linked|%% does not? We could adjust the parser to handle this case too.
Michał Frąckowiak @ Wikidot Inc.
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I was just speculating that was the case last night, but just confirmed that it is the issue. If you use the pipe without the "foo", the parser does not handle it.
Community Admin
And now that I understand what the prefix allows me to do, I really want this fixed too! :) It will be useful for the project I'm working on. I'm using page names as tags and having the ability to make the linked list of tags point back to the page instead of system:page-tags will be very useful.
Community Admin
OK, we are working on it.
Michał Frąckowiak @ Wikidot Inc.
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Empty prefixes work now. Cheers!
Michał Frąckowiak @ Wikidot Inc.
Visit my blog at michalf.me
I'd like to ask that this issue be re-opened.
This code creates a link like this when generating the tag list:
http://testdatabase.wikidot.com/testgroup:test-1
This is very useful if using page names as tags.
Your fix acts the same way as %%tags_linked%% (without the pipe) and creates a link that takes you to the system:page-tags page like this:
http://testdatabase.wikidot.com/system:page-tags/tag/test-1
With the current fix, it is not possible to create links to pages that are not in a category.
To be useful, I think a "correct fix" should render a link to the page name rather than system:page-tags.
Community Admin
Sorry about the confusion, I guess the issue was misinterpreted. The ListPages documentation is updated.
%%tags_linked|%% works in both ListPages and _template.
Michał Frąckowiak @ Wikidot Inc.
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No, it is not completed. Now %%tags_linked|%% behaves like %%tags_linked%%, not the way that it's supposed to (linking to a page with the exact same name as the text of the tag).
Jay Bienvenu | Hilinqwo: A constructed language
Please point me to an example, e.g. on http://try.wikidot.com, because from what I can see it behaves now as originally described.
Please note that if you are using it in template, you might need to recompile the _template page (just change something and save), this will force other pages in the category to be recompiled.
ListPages work instantly, without any need to recompile.
Take a look at the example: http://try.wikidot.com/taglinktest:_start . I am using it in both ListPages, and _template.
Michał Frąckowiak @ Wikidot Inc.
Visit my blog at michalf.me
I can confirm that's it's working as expected now with the pipe character and no prefix text entered. A link to a page with the tag is now generated instead of linking to system:page-tags.
Thanks for tweaking this!
Community Admin
It's working properly now. Something changed my template. When I changed it back I got the expected results.
Jay Bienvenu | Hilinqwo: A constructed language