Hi I created a Wiki in Sharepoint 2007, and then deleted the Home page. Now when I go to the AllPages.aspx (ie the root of the wiki) I ve got no menu options. I cannot delete the Wiki page, or add any pages to it.
Here s what I see - there s no way to delete it as far as I can tell. Any help greatly appreciated, don t want to start using Sharepoint if the first thing it does it create undeletable orphans...
I m trying to remember the menu options off the top of my head here, but you want to view all content and get to the pages library - in there you will see the wiki page and can delete it.
EDIT
Site Actions -> All Site Content -> Pages (doc library) -> Select Delete from the drop down list for the page name in question.
Use stsadm to delete the site. Or delete SiteCollection in central administration.
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