Hi all,
I’m new to Fibery and want to create a Wiki Log from a database table. I want to create a new log in the wiki every time a new entry is added to the table. Does anyone have any suggestions on how to do this?
Thanks
Hi, can you explain the use case in some details please? I am not sure I get the problem so far. Thanks!
Do you mean that you want to create a database of entities, where each one represents the event of adding a new wiki entry?
It sounds like what is already available in the audit log… 
Yes definitely,
I created a form in Fibery to capture responses for information regarding the meetings that occur in my design team. For example: date, author, description of meeting, etc. I am currently storing these responses in a database for all the meetings that occurred. What I want to is format this database into a wiki sorted by date which would provide a organized way to view all the past meetings for the team.
Thanks!
Hi thanks for the response,
What I’m currently doing is gathering responses from a form into a database (Title, date, author, description, etc), and I want to create a wiki out of all the responses organized by date. Kind of like automating a blog.
Got it, there are several options.
- Create a List View with your database, show required fields and sort by date. It will look like this
- Alternatively, create Feed View and show content right away. It can be handy if there is not so many text in it, otherwise it can look not so great.
- Create a Smart Folder and sort database items here. It will look like this in left menu
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Thanks a lot, I’ll try it out.
Is there a way to put all database entries into one document? In my current smart folder I have two meetings (2 separate documents) that I wish to combine into one document. Then I could possibly use the table of contents to look through different meetings, kind of like a wiki.
Thanks for the help!
The closest you can do (without manually combining them) is to use a feed view.
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