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   <br> polom
   <br> Jyhem or Jyhem_laptop ? I have a question about plugin R :-)
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   xavi: I have a simple command run in plugin R in a wiki page which outputs the whole file tree (folders and file names) of a shared folder within a department
   <br> I'd like to have co-workers find a folder or file name matching a search string through the unified search index in Tiki
   <br> however, that wiki page doesn't index the output of plugin R, but just the wiki page contents, which is a call to plugin R with an R instruction in it
   <br> is there an easy way to get tiki index the output of the R plugin call?
   <br> Using wiki page smarty template (and the r call in there) would help to get the output indexed?
   <br> maybe luciash might also know? (about smarty template &amp; indexing content in tiki) (hi luci)
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   xavi: hi jonnyb
   <br> any clue about this? https://irc.tiki.org/irclogger_log/tikiwiki?date=2019-07-09,Tue&amp;sel=9#l5
   jonnyb: sorry, in a meeting
   xavi: ok
   <br> I found my own answer. For the reference: Tiki is able to index the results from plugin R, you just need to add "r" and "rr" in the list of plugins to be indexed their contents (which also indexes their results, wow! nice)
   <br> at tiki-admin.php?page=search &gt; Exclude all plugins (X)
   <br> and tiki-admin.php?page=search &gt; Except included plugins: r,rr,andAllYourPluginsOfInterest
   <br> btw, imho, by default (in brand new tikis) this should be something like: "Except included plugins: fancytable,list,trackerlist,trackerfilter,code,box,remarksbox,quote,fluidgrid,split,r,rr"
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   <br> btw, I've found many images over the last week borked at doc.t.o :-(
   <br> examples, in these pages: https://doc.tiki.org/Groupmail , https://doc.tiki.org/Webmail and plenty more
   <br> asif they were corrupt. files are there, apparently, but they don't show as images. and when downloaded by hand, they show up as corrupt png's
   <br> I wonder why
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   jonnyb: sorry xavi, missed you - those missing files on doc is very worrying
   Jyhem: pom pom
   <br> Hi Xavi!
   <br> I can't help you about the R plugin thing. This is a question for someone who understands our rules of how and when and which plugin contents are indexed and which are not.
   -: Jyhem never looked into this
   <br> Jyhem sees he should read more before typing. Well done in finding and reporting the answer :-)
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