I've added a basic "sortable tables" function, see:
https://pmwiki.org/Tables#sortable
By "basic" I mean numeric and alphabetic sorting only, but it is
extensible for other comparisons like dates.
You can get the latest development code from the ChangeLog or the
Subversion pages, or you can test this anywhere on the wiki.
Like discussed, this will be disabled by default until the administrator
enables it with $EnableSortable = 1;
Petko
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On 29/08/2019 21:59, Petko Yotov wrote:
Hello,
This is to let you know that I've added to the PmWiki core in
Subversion a number of features from my own recipes/addons that are
somewhat popular and that I see myself installing on every new wiki I
create.
Because many of you already use these or similar addons, the newly
added features will be disabled but it will be very easy to enable
them from config.php.
Here is the list:
Editing a wiki:
* PreviewChanges - this has been enabled on PmWiki.org for years,
shows a highlighted diff in Preview mode (already added in 2.2.118).
* NotSavedWarning - signal to editors when they are moving away from
the edit form and risk losing their changes (the Author/Summary
prompts from the recipe are not included in the core, because now it
is easy to add "required" attributes to the edit form fields).
* A sub-feature from NotSavedWarning scrolling to the same position
when pressing either Preview or Save&Edit (enabled by default).
* EditHelp - predictive insertion of markup like list bullets (I use
this a lot, especially on a mobile device).
Reading a wiki:
* DeObMail - obfuscating e-mail links for spam bots.
* PmTOC - a really basic "table of contents +/- numbered headers",
currently a simpler subset of the AutoTOC recipe will be included in
the core, see:
https://www.pmwiki.org/wiki/PmWiki/TableOfContents
Again, these will be disabled in the default installation, but could
be enabled as easily as adding $EnableNotSavedWarning = 1; if you
decide to use any of them.
Other features planned for inclusion:
* PmEmbed, a subset of the Ape recipe (minus the OpenStreetMap part
which is too complex to include in the core at this point). The main
embedding function is light and simple and can be easily extended. As
more people need to include videos or other media from external
platforms, this recipe can do the job in a simple way.
Other recipes (actually their feature set) under consideration:
* DragDropMultiUpload - upload files by dropping them into the edit
form.
* LocalTimes - RecentChanges enhancements.
* LocalCSS - CSS in a wiki page.
* A small subset of the features of Attachtable - I use a very old
fork with just rename/delete/restore.
* PageListMultiTargets - this allows a pagelist "link=" argument to
accept more than one link. We should decide if "link=Page1,Page2"
should include pages that link to *any* of the pages or to *both*
pages. Currently it includes any of the pages, and you need to use
"link=+Page1,+Page2" to require both pages.
* Add a set of CSS rules for editors to be able to more easily create
nicer-looking tables -- to the default skins -- obviously other skins
can redefine the styles of the same classname(s), like they currently
do for the "frame" class.
You can follow the progress of this project at:
https://www.pmwiki.org/wiki/PmWiki/ChangeLog
https://www.pmwiki.org/wiki/Site/AllRecentChangesShort
Tell me what you think. What recipes/addons do you install on your
wikis (especially if you have installed multiple wikis)?
I am interested in features you and your editors actually use, not
"might be nice", and that do help editors create better content with
less effort.
See how the above recipes once configured are mostly automatic, and
don't add new markups that people are required to learn. And they
considerably enhance the editing experience or the webmaster's work.
Please comment.
Petko
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