Eduardo Mercovich schrieb:
> What are your rules to import that? What is going to be a page? How
> are your going to handle links? Or maybe you don't care about them?
>
> When monolitic documents are migrated into a wiki, the biggest
> challenge is usually to transform all those individual pieces
> Why is there a line break [[FrontPage|here]] when there are two
> <><> {{{<>}}} calls?
Because of a bug (which initially was a fix :).
Fixed by: http://hg.moinmo.in/moin/1.6/rev/61fdf0769363
Will be in 1.6.2 soon.
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> As long as we are talking about URL rewriting, I have blocked access
> to the actions menu due to search robots sucking huge amounts of
> bandwidth:
BTW, moin 1.6 has url_prefix_actions so one can exclude actions by
robots.txt (at least for the sane bots).
On Fri, 2008-03-14 at 17:47 +0100, Favre-Nicolin Vincent wrote:
> > Why should the number of later <> calls be influencing layout near
> > the earlier link? The same thing happens with FootNote (and presumably
> > other) macro calls where the link is.
>
>Does this correspond to:
> http://moinm
> Why should the number of later <> calls be influencing layout near
> the earlier link? The same thing happens with FootNote (and presumably
> other) macro calls where the link is.
Does this correspond to:
http://moinmo.in/MoinMoinBugs/1.6.1LineBreakMacroMakesUnintendedBreaks
It does not se
The following
Why is there a line break [[FrontPage|here]] when there are two
<><> {{{<>}}} calls?
produces this layout
Why is there a line break
here when there are two
<> calls?
but
Why is there a line break here when there are two
Hi Gnarlie,
You might wannna checkout CiviCRM: www.civicrm.org
It satisfies most of your requirements.
-J
On 3/14/08, Gnarlodious <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 3/14/08, Sebastian Haase wrote:
>
> > It would probably be non-feasable to "completely rewrite MoinMoin" as
> > a Django applicatio
On 3/14/08, Roger Haase wrote:
> An apache
> rewrite statement is used to redirect requests for the site default
> index page to a wiki page.
As long as we are talking about URL rewriting, I have blocked access
to the actions menu due to search robots sucking huge amounts of
bandwidth:
# Block ro
On Fri, Mar 14, 2008 at 11:31 AM, Roger Haase
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I was thinking of trying to make the newbie theme more flexible by
> creating a wiki page with a list of pages that would become the left
> sidebar. Anyone have a tip on how to read/load a wiki page within
> theme code
Hello Thomas.
> i have much content in form of text and html files ...
> Is there any way of adding them with a script instead of manually over a
> webbrowser?
What are your rules to import that? What is going to be a page? How
are your going to handle links? Or maybe you don't care about them?
--- John Karp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm setting up a moinmoin wiki for the first time for a small group
> that uses the internet to coordinate. I want to set it up so that by
> default, none of the wiki-specific actions or toolbars (except for
> 'login') is visible to people witho
On Thu, Mar 13, 2008 at 11:50 PM, John Karp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm setting up a moinmoin wiki for the first time for a small group
> that uses the internet to coordinate. I want to set it up so that by
> default, none of the wiki-specific actions or toolbars (except for
> 'log
Matthew Nuzum schrieb:
> It's just HTTP, there's nothing too clever involved. Spammers do it
> all the time.
>
> Maybe Gustavo's editmoin program can give you some inspiration:
> http://labix.org/editmoin
>
Thank you ...
It seems we mean different things.
I wanted to use a script on the server i
On Fri, Mar 14, 2008 at 3:56 AM, Thomas Ackermann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
> i have much content in form of text and html files ...
>
> Is there any way of adding them with a script instead of manually over a
> webbrowser?
It's just HTTP, there's nothing too clever involved. Spammers
> I'm setting up a moinmoin wiki for the first time for a small group
> that uses the internet to coordinate. I want to set it up so that by
> default, none of the wiki-specific actions or toolbars (except for
> 'login') is visible to people without accounts.
There is a theme "modern_cms" that do
> Only one consideration. The MUG has members who renew yearly, paying
> $35 for access to the meetings and website private area. This work is
> all handled by the secretary, but we want to automate it. We want the
> user to be reminded by email when their membership expires. They would
> then clic
On 3/14/08, Sebastian Haase wrote:
> It would probably be non-feasable to "completely rewrite MoinMoin" as
> a Django application ;-)
I don't know what Django is but I do know that it uses WSGI as Apache
interface. And there has been much talk of WSGI on this list.
> But more specific: The first
Hello,
i have much content in form of text and html files ...
Is there any way of adding them with a script instead of manually over a
webbrowser?
Thanx!
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Hi,
I'm using this opportunity to ask a question I'm thinking about for a long time:
How would / could Django (www.djangoproject.com) play together with MoinMoin ?
It would probably be non-feasable to "completely rewrite MoinMoin" as
a Django application ;-)
Even though, had Django existed prior, i
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