Anyone knows? Because i think one of the stumbling blocks for people to embrace wiki is of the fact that they need to separately upload the images to the wiki instead of just doing simple copy/paste to the word document ...
I want to set up a personal Wiki on my Windows machine to keep track of all sorts of information that's spread out across text files / notes etc. So my requirements for a Wiki are: Runs on Windows XP and Vista Doesn't require database Has built-in web server Keeps unlimited page change history Allows to attach files Full-text search t...
I've just chosen MoinMoin over TWiki to create a simple-but-robust web site. In addition to zero ramp-up and very basic authentication and Wiki features, I need to execute a few simple scripts that take the user's ID and email address as parameters. TWiki supported this with: [[/cgi-bin/mywiki/userscript?id=%USERNAME%&email=%USERINFO{...
I want to build a revision control system for a wiki to learn Python. I would like to use a method that only stores latest versions and the delta but am open to other ideas. Do you know of any references/tutorials/books on how to build revision control? I only beginning to learn this area so any help is appreciated. I am open to exa...
I used the wiki in a project hosted at Google Code. With this wiki all the changes you make with the web interface are committed in the subversion repository of the project. For example, if you create the ExamplePage page using the wiki web interface the underlying software creates and commits a wiki/ExamplePage.wiki file in the subvers...
I suppose this might be similar to this question, but I'm wondering if there's a standard/popular mark up language for wiki and similar style user provided content. With the proliferation of different mark up syntaxes out there it seems like one would be a defacto one to implement. There appears to have been at least one group that wan...
I want to migrate a local wikis contents to a public site but I don't want to install a wiki. Are there any wikis that will let users create a password protected sub-content area? ...
If the only server allowed for a project was a Subversion (svn) server, what would be the best way to use it as a project communication tool? For example, is there a good way that it could be used as a wiki, bug tracker, and/or blogging platform? Note: the server is hosted by Apache, and has the basic html interface. ...
We already have mentoring, share information among each other, and hold regular technical sessions. However, we want these things written down, for the record and for new team members in the future. Right now we're at around 30 developers. We're thinking about an internal blog and wiki. While it would be great to share stuff on public...
What is the best wiki engine with good authorization features? ...
Client side rendering is useful when we want to use wiki like syntax. Unfortunately I have not found any library which gives wiki syntax rendering in GWT client side. Does anyone knows such an API/library? ...
I've been thinking about integrating a wiki into my web-application. Currently I'm testing MediaWiki API (web-services interface), but my intended usage will most likely conflict with the GPL license. Some parts of my web-application is closed source. Does anyone have good experiences or recommendations for a Wiki (with BSD-license or s...
I want to upload a list of users from my work's LDAP server to upload into our wiki as a company directory. How can I download a list of users from an LDAP server using Perl? Thanks. ...
Currently our team is using MoinMoin as a wiki for IT and it's so nice. We want to promote to use wiki for end-users because some of them are interested. On the wiki we'll share and edit requirements of aplications, for instance. I think MoinMoin is not the more user-friendy (but I love to use it) that's why we are looking for the best...
We have used the redcloth and bluecloth wiki renderer's with Ruby, basically you can do something like this... html = RedCloth.to_html(wiki_content) and poof, you get back HTML. Is there something out there for C#/.NET ? ...
What features should "Tomorrow's" wikis include? How might they incorporate Web 2.0 features like AJAX? What other features are they currently missing? What do you want to see from the next release of your favorite Wiki? Edit: How might a Wiki be integrated into other products? What "neat uses" could wikis have? ...
hi all, i would like to convert xhtml to dokuwiki syntax using xslt. now, one thing i can not seem to work my head around is how to handle nested lists. the dokuwiki syntax uses an asterisk (*) for a list item which is prepended by two white spaces per nesting level (c.f. wiki syntax). my question: in the following example, how can th...
I am currently using Microsoft Word to write the various documents required for a project - concept of operations, requirements, test plans, etc. These documents are placed on a network share for others to view. If someone wants to edit the document, they must communicate this fact somehow to anyone else who is likely to be modifying i...
Any advice what has worked for you when dealing with user-entered markup, e.g. wiki or markdown. I have both CPU & database space costs, so I'm not sure which way to go. Store markup in database & render to html on the server for each pageview. (Less database space but more CPU usage) Store markup in database & render to html on the cl...
Am looking for a wiki formatting widget for my django application, just like the one am using to type this question in stackoverflow? ...