JSPWiki: Unused Pages Plugin

Lists all pages that are not currently referred to by any other page, thus meaning they are inaccessible through any other means.

Parameters

maxwidth=n: Limits the length of the generated links to at most n characters. This should used to keep the LeftMenu or LeftMenuFooter at a manageable width. Default is to not limit the length at all.

before='*': This element goes before each generated link. The value is WikiText, and the default is empty.

separator=',': Sets the separator to use between generated links. The value is WikiText, and the default is a nothing (Change to ", " for a horizontal, comma-separated list.)

after='\n': Sets the separator to use after each generated links. The value is WikiText, and the default is a linebreak, which produces a vertical list.

include='pagename': a regular expression of pages to include in this list.

exclude='pagename': a regular expression of pages to exclude from this list.

This plugin extends AbstractReferralPlugin and therefore inherits its parameters.

Example

[{UnusedPagesPlugin}]

See UnusedPages.

Problems

Shows all pages generated by the WeblogEntryPlugin. What about a filter like *_weblog_* to prevent this?

JSPWikiCorePlugins

The Unused Page Plugin is listing all of our attachments. Is there some way to stop it from listing them?

--Bill Robfogel, 20-Apr-2007

Well, they are unreferenced. Attachments are treated like pages in that sense. But it might be a good idea to exclude attachments, yes.

--JanneJalkanen, 21-Apr-2007

I'd consider that attachments are referenced by their parent pages. If at some point it's possible for attachments to live apart from their parents (e.g., after a page deletion they still exist) then yes, they should then be listed as unused.

-- MurrayAltheim, 23-Apr-2007

I tried to use an exclude statement and could not get it to work. The attachments are all list on their parent documents. Can you use "exclude='*.odt'" or "'*odt'"?

--Bill Robfogel, 27-Apr-2007