Module last_modif_pages

This module displays the most recently edited wiki pages, in reverse chronological order, and provides a link to each page.

Parameters

List the specified number of pages, starting from the most recently modified.

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Preferences required: feature_wiki

Parameters	Accepted Values	Description	Default
`absurl`		If set to "y", some of the links use an absolute URL instead of a relative one. This can avoid broken links if the module is to be sent in a newsletter, for example. Default: "n".
`action`		If set to "y", show action performed on the pages. ( y / n )
`comment`		If set to "y", show the descriptions of the change made on the pages. ( y / n )
`date`		If set to "y", show page edit dates. ( y / n )
`url`		Target URL of the "...more" link at the bottom of the module. Default: tiki-lastchanges.php
`user`		If set to "y", show who edited the pages. ( y / n )
`maxlen`	int	Maximum number of characters in page names allowed before truncating.
`maxcomment`	int	Maximum number of characters in comments allowed before truncating.
`days`	int	Number of day in past to look for modified pages. Defaults to "356"
`show_namespace`		Show namespace prefix in page names. ( y / n )	y

You will see it listed at "Admin > Modules > Assign new module > Module Name (drop down)" (tiki-admin_modules.php).

You can assign a this Module to a lateral column (See Module Admin page if needed), or you can include it within a wiki page, using the PluginModule.

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{MODULE(module=>last_modif_pages) /}

See PluginModule for additional parameters that can be used.

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