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Move a complete "tree" of pages
planned
Thomas Nilefalk
Although a wiki is a collection of pages, often they are organised in a tree structure. If you want to move a page that is at the top of a subtree and all pages below it, that is very cumbersome. Adding a "move tree" function would greatly simplify moving, or renaming, subtrees and keep consistency.
Nicolas Giard
planned
DWAK
The ability to rename a "folder" would be fantastic.. almost critical for a new and active wiki.
Albert Akchurin
It would be great, if this was implemented also for remove/copy/rename functions. Could it be more convenient not to duplicate the same page path 200 times for 200 pages, but keep it in one place in DB, like it is in a file system? So we could just rename/move/copy/delete whole folders.
Nicolas Giard
Merged in a post:
Reorganizing Folders
Aditya Prakash
Is it possible to move entire folders at once? if there's a wiki/documents/diplomas folder and a wiki/paperwork folder, it would be nice to be able to move the entire documents or diplomas folder at once such that you end up with wiki/paperwork/documents/diplomas or wiki/paperwork/diplomas (and now documents doesn't have a "diiplomas" subfolder).
Put otherwise, moving a page would move all the sub-pages under it along with it.
Especially if it could be done by drag and drop in the navigation view.
Nicolas Giard
Merged in a post:
Folder cloning option or user can copy selected folder and paste it in same or different folder
Keval Kanpariya
We are using wiki.js for version management system for our wide range products.
For specific products we show verity of versions list and in that specific version it contains lot's FAQS file with in.
So, Consequences of this when we update the version for eg. from "1.0.1" to "1.0.2" we kind of have to copy all FAQS file one by one into newly created version & that is kind of Time Consuming.
Therefore, I personally suggest that it would be easy if "wiki.js" gives the option for folder cloning just like it is present in file cloning.
Hence, It will be a great help to those who are using wiki.js as version management tool.
Sven
Why don't you use the ability to use git? There you can copy a page or a folder or complete folder structures for creating a new version?
It brings also some more advantages like updating and generating content by scripts.
A visual studio code extension would be a very nice option while working with git for generating page description headers, inserting and editing images, tables, links, linklist, tabs and much more.
Nidhee Kachchhee
Yeah definitely, Looking forward to this improvement! Have to clone file one by one is frustrating. Need feature for folder clone