LornaJane

Accidental E-Self-Discovery

Thursday, October 19. 2006

Something wierd just happened …. I was trying to do something on the PHP Community Book Site (more about them another day), to get dokuwiki to hyperlink to sections. I was confused about the syntax so I googled for it.

Can you guess what happened next?

My own website was one of the hits

Wow. I was eighth hit for the search term “dokuwiki internal hyperlinks”. That has never happened to me before.

The only downside is that I don’t know the answer to my question and its certainly not on this website – never mind :) The actual way to do dokuwiki’s internal links is by looking on the syntax page that comes with each wiki (hyperlink to it above the box on the edit page, if you have one) – or you can use the syntax page on the dokuwiki homepage, http://wiki.splitbrain.org/wiki:syntax


Posted by LornaJane in tech at 15:21 | Comments (2) | Trackbacks (0)

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It’s weird but cool when that happens, isn’t it? I get some very cool searches that lead to my site, but some very odd ones too.

#1 dotjay (Homepage) on 2006-10-19 17:33 (Reply)

I’ve always been slightly disturbed by some of the search terms that appear on my analytics, but I’ve never found my own site before and it was amazing. Since this is a personal site I don’t aim towards any particular search terms, and if I did I can’t imagine what they would be :)

#2 LornaJane (Homepage) on 2006-10-19 20:56 (Reply)

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