>
> The Cookbook/Captcha recipe should be able to provide some help here, no?
>
> Regards,
> Dominique
>
>
> On Sun, Apr 14, 2019 at 2:36 AM Crisses wrote:
>>
>> Without using ReCaptcha — because Google data-mines everything so I don't
>> even wan
, but that only happens if the
server side fails to create images — not if the client side doesn't perceive
images.
A question captcha might be the best solution that would work with all
technology :/ a rotating question would be best so it's not always the same
answer.
Th
You can do this with your .htaccess file...
You can do a permanent web address redirect statement.
https://coolestguidesontheplanet.com/redirecting-a-web-folder-directory-to-another-in-htaccess/
> On May 28, 2018, at 5:32 AM, Simon wrote:
>
> Does anyone have a redirect group recipe?
>
> I wa
Right now, an admin has to change passwords in AuthUser. Some people don't
want to tell the admin their password.
I am working on a membership site where members will log in and need edit
permissions to their own profile information (name, contact info, description,
etc.), can change their own
I
may also add a honeypot to the form (a hidden field like "Subject" that spam
software would attempt to fill in and an error message that says "please leave
Subject blank" in case someone real tries to fill it in).
Crisses
> [...]
> Thank you for your time,
> C
there.":) Maybe ||
(:input submit post "Submit":)
(:input end:)
[[#goingformend]]
[[#goingpost]]
(:template defaults where=below :)
(:template require author errmsg="$[Missing name]":)
*"{$$anchor}" ~{$$author}
[[#goingpostend]]
@]
Produces the markup:
(:pmform going
(:template defaults where=below#{$$anchor} :)
(:template require author errmsg="$[Missing name]":)
*{$$author}
[[#goingpostend]]
@]
And it gives an error for the "where" feature with the #anchor. But for the
RSVP list the #anchor is needed or I'll have to figure out some
I think the Comments-UseCases page related to an RFC on how PmWiki would move
forward with more "blogging support" in the core installation (per the RoadMap
circa 2006-7, now planned for 2.3 release argh!). The question was how the
commenting system should behave so that the changes needed in P
Thank you again! :) fgrep on pmwiki source code for Author got lots of
responses. Didn't know about $AuthorLink. That should work.
On Feb 16, 2014, at 2:02 AM, Petko Yotov wrote:
> Crisses writes:
>> « HTML content follows »
>>
>> New stupid question:
>>
I missing something? How do I tell UpdatePage to set an author name for
RecentChanges? RecentChanges works correctly when authoring posts in the wiki
edit form itself.
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uite far with because there's a console in the app and I can see
exactly what's being passed back & forth -- between that and tons of debug
messages to the php/apache logs, I'm making progress. Some progress.
Unfortunately the phpxmlrpc mailing list is quiet and hasn't been
nfo and current progress.
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ould be used in the description of the category in case
someone is looking for this type of recipes, this way the category comes up in
the search.
Some of the documentation pages would fit the bill to belong to the category
too.
Crisses
On Feb 14, 2014, at 1:53 PM, StefCT wrote:
&g
That's exactly the feedback I needed. I'm testing in a pure new pmwiki
install, no extra includes just the auth password set...and that fixes the
issue. Next is figuring out how to handle that as far as making it a "real"
recipe. So it wasn't that this recipe was calling anything -- some oth
On Feb 11, 2014, at 3:42 AM, Petko Yotov wrote:
> Petko Yotov writes:
>
>> Crisses writes:
>>> « HTML content follows »
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> I've spent a day trying to fix this, so I have to figure that the
>>> documentation or myself
the link (i.e. ?action=xmlrpc&authpw=X), and pass the $_GET to
$_POST in config.php if needed before the custom actions are run. But that's
so messy and insecure.]
Thanks much!!!
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putting my brainstorm there for the moment.
Crisses
On Feb 6, 2014, at 3:15 PM, Edwin Marte wrote:
>
> Crisses I know your work in pmwiki for years now. I have tweaked some skins
> here and there but I don't have the skills to design and change as you do. I
> think that if yo
re a specific function to add back in newlines and
etc. before "sending it to the browser"?
Chasing down $EditText and other stuff in pmwiki.php & scripts/ got me lost and
confused.
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so I'm not thrilled with it).
But right now my head is crammed into XMLRPC full-time. :)
Crisses
On Feb 5, 2014, at 7:52 PM, Chris Lott wrote:
> On Wed, Feb 5, 2014 at 10:05 AM, Crisses wrote:
>> Any website you want to create that can be done with WordPress can be done
>>
I take my hint from Site/PageActions:
* %item rel=nofollow class=browseaccesskey='$[ak_view]'%
[[{*$FullName} | $[View] ]]
thus
[[!small]]
[[!Small| $[Small] ]]
I think.
Crisses
On Feb 5, 2014, at 4:58 AM, li...@basel-inside.ch wrote:
> Hello
>
> I like to
e done with
PmWiki. And technically, vice versa. But which is the easier path? I'd say,
with no data to back it up because after my experiences with "themes" for
WordPress I have no desire to attempt to look at the API/code base, the easier
path is hacking PmWiki than Wor
orning
(PITS:1336), but it's gone. Perhaps it was rolled into another bug report, but
I can't find it. I'm starting to think that Recent Changes pages need to
contain information on deleted pages.
Crisses
On Jan 17, 2014, at 10:26 AM, Peter Bowers wrote:
> On Fri, Jan
...more
If the idea of their class in computers is to see if they would perhaps one day
be programmers, sys admins, work in a techie business setting, etc. consider
these scenarios where PmWiki fits:
Case Examples:
A non-profit with several locations, and they want to have a passworded
"
f attempting to
use WordPress for it. PmWiki is a true CMS if you know how to use it.
WordPress is a blog-as-cmsish. :)
Crisses
--
...truthfully, getting well seemed a lot more far-fetched than getting a Ph.D.
at that moment.
-- Cameron West, First Person Plural
On Feb 1, 2014, at 7:47 AM, P
.
I don't know if it was deleted on purpose or not -- if it needs maintenance I
can probably fix whatever needs to be fixed, but I'd rather not have to
re-create everything from scratch.
Can the wiki page be restored?
Thank you,
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on the next line (but under the
current LI level at least).
Any ideas? I'm on the latest stable PmWiki.
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Thanks, Randy -- that works with the pmform template, too
(:pmform mailme anchor=rsvp:)
and added
[[#{$$anchor}]]
above (:messages:)
Crisses
On Dec 23, 2013, at 2:32 PM, Randy Brown wrote:
>>
>> When using a pagelist/pmform template, is there any way to insert an anchor
he same name as the
template being used... I use (:pmform mailme:) so couldn't there be an
automatic anchor [[#mailme]] at the start of the form? Either that or fix it
so that anchors within the template work without breaking the template...
Thank you, that did the job!
Crisses
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The criticism has been raised--from both inside and outside the mental health
professions--that psychotherapy can be viewed as an attempt to get people
adjusted to a "sick" society rather than to encourage them to work towards its
improvem
A wikistyle may not be the right way to do this:
Here's what I need in the HTML output for a navigation menu:
...
Here's the markup I'm trying to use:
*%apply=list class=flexnav db=800%First Menu Item
*Second Menu Item
**Nested Menu Item
*Third Menu Item
Here's the custom php I'm attempting
result of "Group.GroupHeader"?
I can understand why the template wouldn't show up ON the GroupHeader page
(that doesn't bother me). But when I view Group/SpecificPage it should show
the data in the pagelist template I've defined in GroupHeader.
Thanks! :)
Crisses
rm, since I've been using it since PM created it.
It's the form that I use for nearly all my client websites. For example it's
here:
http://nyses.org/Main/Contact-Us (New York Solar Energy Society -nonprofit-)
Crisses
http://eclectictech.net/wiki/Info/Contact (a modified form is
i.org/wiki/Cookbook/PmForm
500 Internal Server Errors....
Crisses
Now I've been crying lately, thinking about the world as it is
Why must we go on hating, why can't we live in bliss
Cause out on the edge of darkness, there rides a peace train
Oh peace train take this country, com
. Problem with working with grunts
LOL They changed the sever password, like that would help
Crisses
--
"I have waited almost two years for a sign from God..."
"Sir, the truth is I talk to god all the time and, no offense, but he never
mentioned you
t":).
Things like that make a big difference
Crisses
(on board of directors of local cross-disability services provider/advocacy org
now)
[That's o]ne reason I'm "out" about [my multiplicity]. I find most people
react positively. Those who do not, are pro
I suggest using the PRINT feature. Or copy the Print skin and modify it. It's
very close to what you're looking for.
Crisses
It is the psychology of our ancestors, our parents and grandparents, of our
teachers and leaders, of almost all the people we know or know about.
Co
is the "you don't need to know php" version.
I also wonder if there's a DTD that translates vCalendar into a usable
XHTML display format, in which case maybe it could be in a popup
window or javascript frame?
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only show up for the
admin -- most folk would just use:
(:if exists {*$FullName}-Draft:)[- | [[{*$FullName}-Draft | View
Draft ]](:ifend:)
Thanks again,
Crisses
On Dec 18, 2007, at 12:25 AM, DaveG wrote:
> I like the way you've tied separate cookbooks together to present a
> pre
r authors, and packages them together with a few extras
>> added in for good measure.
>
> Crisses, while your effort deserves a praise for sure, and while the
> blog itself celebrates its ten years [1], I admit that I would feel a
> bit scared to "trust" in a blog structur
I've pulled together recipes that support blogging and made some
executive decisions on what blogging means (to me, a WordPress user),
what it should be, and how it should work, and created a recipe that
contains several OTHER recipes by other authors, and packages them
together with a few
# 86400-wait at least one day between
> notifications
> $NotifyDelay = 30;# wait five minutes after initial post
> $NotifyFrom = 'OregonCoastWoodturners.com';
I would assume that if the from is an invalid email address, your
spam filter or an ISP would reject
ve to put in
>> your name, userid, chosen password, etc. Where in pmwiki.org can I
>> find this page OR if there is no page like that, where's a recipe or
>> code to connect up a designed page with the pmwiki system?
>>
>> Thanks!
>
> The Crisses have just
huser I can just add those folks' names and passwords.
Yes, those are easy. That can be done in Site.AuthUser
> But how do I deal with the folks in #2?
I'd say one password is probably sufficient.
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think you could then change action=rss instead of action=search to
make it an RSS feed list.
So for your answer, study search/pagelist documentation and that
should help. I think you may be missing brackets, etc. but I would
let pmwiki do the grunt work :)
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ed pages. Thus {$Name} will always be
PageName not GroupHeader.
I'm not sure what you're doing, so I can't recommend a solution
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Forwarding to the list, not sure that she sent it to the list...
Begin forwarded message:
From: "Marguerite Floyd" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: May 28, 2007 11:18:31 AM EDT
To: Crisses <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [pmwiki-users] registration form
1. I would like anyo
put a link to it on the home page?
>
> I'll let you know how to goes -- and how far I get. ;-)
>
Hi,
You've confused me. You said you were going to assign passwords to
users in your email.
Let's start with what you want to do and figure out
On May 28, 2007, at 10:24 AM, Patrick R. Michaud wrote:
> On Mon, May 28, 2007 at 10:18:07AM -0400, Crisses wrote:
>> So I would recommend PmWiki/AuthUser and I wrote up a quickstart for
>> AuthUser at http://pmwiki.org/wiki/Cookbook/QuickStartForAuthUser
>> which helps you
from editing, and fills
in the missing how-to where the PmWiki/AuthUser page describes the
theory rather than the use itself.
Let me know if you have questions.
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(/PAGE)
>>
>> (:pagelist $:Things=this:)
>
> At the moment, the best one can do is
>
> (:pagelist $:Things=*this* :)
>
> Pm
One day we'll probably need to create arrayswhich could be as
little as "trim(items in that PTV appearing between commas)"
the motivations for much of the
developer community behind these projects. If the "security team"
got big headlines, kudos, pizza, and ticker-tape parades, it might work.
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On May 2, 2007, at 1:20 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Em Quarta 02 Maio 2007 07:35, Crisses escreveu:
>
> This is completly OT, but I have to say this.
>
> Criss, I saw your presentation on PmWiki at your website and I
> really liked
> the french accent. Maybe you c
On May 1, 2007, at 12:30 PM, Sandy wrote:
>
> Damn. I wish he'd stayed on longer. I wanted to learn more about the
> competition.
Doesn't sound like competition to me :)
Criss(es) Ittermann
Owner & Head (read: only) Designer & Web Administrator
Eclectic Tech, LLC
;)
dults.
There's a problem. Fix it. Stop pointing fingers.
Nuff said.
Either you fix it together, or you don't fix it together. That's the
choice given mature people. But pointing fingers is a horrendous
waste of time, and we all only have a finite amount of time. Stop
On Apr 30, 2007, at 12:57 PM, Ben Stallings wrote:
Someone said my name.
And as for the confusion among Dan and Caveman and their coyote
associate, perhaps the Crisses can offer them some advice on how to
present a united front to the world. :-)
Oh my.
A long time ago on another
On Apr 21, 2007, at 12:53 AM, Dr Fred C wrote:
Pmwiki has PITS, which covers features, bugs, cookbooks, and more.
Perhaps Zap should have ZITS... :) , with the goal of promoting more
blemish free development towards usable utilitarian ACME like
goals. :-o
Wouldn't that be Acne-like g
On Apr 20, 2007, at 9:24 AM, Patrick R. Michaud wrote:
I'm wondering if Pm, or any current ZAP users have input on the
direction ZAP should pursue?
Since ZAP's goals are somewhat different from mine, I don't have
any real recommendations. None of the code that I've been
implementing
should
only think about ZAP, you'll be spending a lot of time stressing
out.
:)
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gt; this feature.
My recommendation would be to insert it as a hidden pagetextvar at
the bottom of the page text.
Secondarily, as security, perhaps only insert the value if the
variable value already exists on the page.
I could use this right now ;) heh
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On Mar 6, 2007, at 5:16 PM, Sandy wrote:
Given the popularity, I Googled PmWiki and GTD.
http://www.gtd-php.com/Profiles/Crisses . (I recognize the wiki
engine!)
GTD-PHP is the other open-source project I'm on
:)
I was considering whether to merge the projects with one as a
I just had someone report a bug to AuthUserDbase that doesn't allow
users to recover their login after losing their password. Fixed &
uploaded AuthUserDbase v2.0.1.
It's recommended that people upgrade if they're using 2.0.0
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You know, I better find the per
and the
regex can only be used on pagenames I'm stuck at that point
unless I do a similar (:if:) for 11-20 and not list 21+ explicitly
(this might be WISE, because eventually there may be hundreds of
pages in the blog...but it's a case where it does make this awkward).
So far,
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