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Csanyi Pal | 31 Aug 13:05

link to the current page don't works

Hi,

I have a wiki page with headings.

At the beginning of the document I want to put links to these
headings:

HeaDing1#anchor1
HeaDing2#anchor2
etc.

I wrote before every heading an #anchor, like these:
#anchor1
* Heading1

#anchor2
* Heading2

etc.

The first link: 'HeaDing1#anchor1' works, the cursor has moved to the 
#anchor1
* Heading1

point, but the second link 'HeaDing2#anchor2' open a new Wiki
page. Why? 

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Csanyi Pal | 30 Jul 11:31

Open a files in emacs-wiki with external applications

Hello!

Is it possible to open a file clicking on a link in emacs-wiki
mode with approppriate applications? 

Say one want to open a PDF file but with evince, or file.sch with
gschem application. Can one open these files with evince and gschem
respectively? 

Any advices will be appreciated!

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Paul Csanyi | 22 Apr 13:12

usnig zenirc

Hello!

I try to post this mail to gmane.emacs.zenirc.devel but with no
success, however, I am subscribed to zenirc group.

My problem.

I would like to heare a beep sound when I get a buddy message in
zenirc. Is this possyble?

Any advices will be appreciated!

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Jaime Fournier | 13 Feb 17:59

Getting "%20" in my Index listing

For some reason when I create links with [[Foo Bar One]] within the wiki
the Index page has "Foo%20Bar One"

Is there anyway to keep it from converting the spaces?

Thanks.

ober <at> LinBSD.org
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Seb | 9 Oct 17:49
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access to :style-sheet from <lisp> tag

Hi,

If we have a style defined:

(muse-derive-style "my-xhtml" "xhtml"
		   :style-sheet "<link rel=\"stylesheet\" type=\"text/css\" media=\"all\"
                                href=\"include/style.css\" />")

and we want to write a header file for the projects using this derived
style, what variable can be used inside a <lisp> tag to insert the
contents of :style-sheet above?  For the projects using the xhtml style, I
can use <lisp>muse-xhtml-style-sheet</lisp>, but what's the variable for a
derived style?  Thanks.

Cheers,

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ecocode | 26 Sep 11:01
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delete or rename a page

Hello,

How can I delete a muse planner page ? This should delete the file, but
also remove all tasks from referenced pages.

And how can I rename a page ? This should also modify the references in
all referenced tasks on other pages.

Thanks

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Janzo | 24 Sep 20:46

Hello to list. Need help with mediawiki.el

Hello everybody.
I want to use emacs for edit mediawiki, I found mediawiki.el but I
have some dudes about it. I don't know if this is an apropiate list
for request for help, but I don't find any howto, tutorial or
disscusion about. Can you tell me what I'm doing wrong??

I put mediawiki.el in the path ~/.elisp
I put this on my ~/.emacs file:
;mediawiki edition
(setq mediawiki-url "http://janzo.net/wiki/index.php")
(require 'mediawiki)

(first dubt: can I edit a non local wiki? or it has to be a local wiki?)

then I run emacs
M x mediawiki-mode
M x mediawiki-set-url http://janzo.net/wiki/index.php

(second dubt: why I have to enable mediawiki-mode and set url? It is
already set in ~/.emacs it isn't?)

then...
M x mediawiki-browse (this don't do anything)
M x mediawiki-open Portada
Then I get this message: <<Wrong type argument: integerp, "close">>
and in the debugger I get this:

Debugger entered--Lisp error: (wrong-type-argument integerp "close")
  concat("Connection" ": " ("close"))
  (lambda (pair) (concat (car pair) ": " (cdr pair)))(("Connection" "close"))
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karen.cooke@gmail.com | 16 Aug 22:44

Re: edit .emacs and then ....


> 2) close and reopen and still have all the same buffers available so I don't 
> have to open easch manually.

Although you can evaluate the lisp as Ryan says, if you are still interested in doing this, for any reason,
take a look at desktop. 

http://www.emacswiki.org/cgi-bin/wiki/DeskTop

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David | 15 Jun 11:12

edit .emacs and then ....

This is a real newby question. I have a load of buffers in emacs and I
edit .emacs with some new cool macro or what ever. To get the new code
working I could close and restart emacs, but I will have to re-load
every buffer. Is there an easy way to either 1) get the new lisp code
working without closing and reopening, or 2) close and reopen and
still have all the same buffers available so I don't have to open
easch manually.

peace
Dave

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Richard Fieldsend | 29 Jun 21:39

Using Muse Journal to create blog with calendar display


Hi,
I've had a search of the archives, and I can't find an answer to this
query though I have a feeling its probably been discussed before.

I would like to use the Muse journal mode to create a blog.  So far, so
good, and I've created the project, and I can create pages which is
great.  I'm going to start working on styling them up this weekend.  So
far, so good.

However, what I would also like to do is add a nice little calendar
display which provides links to each of the blog entries.  I know that
this is possible in planner, and I think (from conversations I've had on
the #muse channel on irc) that this is possible in the journal mode too.
 However, I can't find any information in the code or documentation.

Does anyone know of a readme or howto that details how this can be done,
or, if anyone is prepared to tell me then I'll blog it once I've got my
configuration up and running.

Thanks in anticipation

Richard
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Michael Olson | 17 Jun 23:43
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Muse 3.03 released -- migration from emacs-wiki is strongly encouraged

I am pleased to announce the availability of Emacs Muse 3.03.  This is
a major release of Muse, and has plenty of new functionality.

Emacs Muse is an authoring and publishing environment for Emacs.  It
simplifies the process of writings documents and publishing them to
various output formats.

Emacs Muse consists of two main parts: an enhanced text-mode for
authoring documents and navigating within Muse projects, and a set of
publishing styles for generating different kinds of output.

Revision :: mwolson <at> gnu.org--2006/muse--main--0--patch-376

Tarball  :: http://download.gna.org/muse-el/muse-3.03.tar.gz

Zip file :: http://download.gna.org/muse-el/muse-3.03.zip

The NEWS items for this release candidate (compared to Emacs Muse
3.02.8) are attached.

** This release

This is the first Muse release to feature nested lists.

It also is the first to come with an emacs-wiki migration guide, which
is available as `etc/emacs-wiki-migration.txt' in this release.  Current
emacs-wiki users are **strongly encouraged** to try out this release of
Muse, and report any functionality that you cannot live without that is
present in emacs-wiki but not Muse.  Please also feel free to report any
difficulties (to muse-el-discuss <at> gna.org, preferably) when migrating to
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