Looking for code examples for customizing Django Wiki

[Xtian Simon]

I'm confused about how I could add django-taxonomy or django-tagulous tags to django-wiki pages.

The obvious stupid thing to just edit Django Wiki directly, but then you lose the ability to update the code with django-wiki changes.

An idea suggested to me was to create my own template override as described in the django-wiki documentation, add a field for tagulous tags, then create a separate table in the database for tagulous tags with foreign key to the django-wiki article.

Django-tagulous docs instruct you to add TagField() to you model, which means overriding Django Wiki.

The whole thing about a project that only consists of overrides for Django Wiki just confuses me no end.

Any code examples would be greatly appreciated.

[Benjamin Balder Bach]

Hi Xtian

Other people have been asking similar questions about tagging before.

Short answer: No, you should not copy django-wiki -- I think what you could do would be to add an extra model, perhaps as a plugin, so you can store the relation between a tag and an article instance.

Here is a question where a plugin for tagging is somewhat outlined.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/35364644/building-tags-plugin-for-django-wiki-using-django-taggit-cannot-save-with-save

Best of luck!

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