I know this question has come up a few times in the past, but I'm unsure
of the current state of things. Is there any convenient way to get some
snapshots of how a page looked at different points in time? We have a
page with tables on it that has undergone numerous edits, and one of my
users would
Patrick R. Michaud wrote:
On Sun, Sep 07, 2008 at 10:49:14AM -0500, Patrick R. Michaud wrote:
On Sun, Sep 07, 2008 at 08:58:39PM +1300, Simon wrote:
Thankyou very much,
I presume that this applies to + as well.
Since the URL is generated by PmWiki
would it be possible to change PmWiki so
Patrick R. Michaud wrote:
On Thu, Nov 13, 2008 at 07:34:15PM -0500, Stirling Westrup wrote:
I've often wished for a way to explicitly ask for a particular character
in a link to be % encoded so that it forms a valid URL. Something like a
'\' escape might work so that:
[[home/foo#zot
Jan Erik Moström wrote:
I'm trying to implement some kind of blog feature (yes, I know
there are several suggestions for how to do this ... see this as
an exercise in learning more about pmwiki). I'm trying to keep
things as simple as possible and base everything on the pagelist
command,
Henrik wrote:
Regarding http://www.pmwiki.org/wiki/Cookbook/EditTemplates
Is it possible to automatically update dates, to that the imported text
contains the current date (as text, not as a variable).
So for example if creating a page today, I would like the title, as
imported from the
noskule wrote:
hi list
could someone please take a look at this markup. I cant get it to work.
It should rpoduce a fieldset:
If what you want is markup for fieldset and legend, it already exists:
http://www.pmwiki.org/wiki/Cookbook/FormExtensions
I've been asked to put up a simple volunteering form on a PmWiki
website. They would like the results from the form to be stored in a
MySQL database, and a copy of the data emailed to the person in charge
of volunteers.
I know of recipes to store form data in a database, and ones to mail
results
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Sameer Kumar wrote:
I have two groups: 'Projects' and 'Projecttext'.
For each page in Projects, there is a corresponding page in Projecttext.
Each page in Projects group has a specified (:title:).
I would like the pages in Projecttext to
Anke Wehner wrote:
Hello.
I have the following in my config.php tp change the default name:
$DefaultName = 'Main';
$PagePathFmt = array('$Group.$1', '$1.$DefaultName');
This works on links inside the wiki - [[Group/]] links to Group.Main
and all - but one problem I noticed that when I
Eric Celeste wrote:
I'd like to create a recent changes page that only includes a subset of
pages in a given group. For example, a set of pages in the group start
with the name Nico- and another set start with Hcm- and I'd like to
have two separate RecentChanges pages so that interested
Eric Celeste wrote:
I don't think I can use pagelist since it has no concept of which pages
have recently changed and which have not.
I was going to use something like...
(:include RecentChagnes regex=Nico-:)
(oversimplified and nonexistent, but this is just an example) to pull
Steven Benmosh wrote:
There is a nice feature in wordpress, which is draft mode - it lets you
work on the page until you are ready, and then you select publish to
expose it to the world, or private which does something else, not sure
what...
PmWiki has this feature too, but its new and not
Jan Hegewald wrote:
Hello all,
I use the QuickReplace recipe (by Stirling Westrup) everywhere in my
pmwiki. Unfortunately it seems to also substitute text in URLs:
http://java.sun.com/docs/hotspot/HotSpotFAQ.html
will become
http://java.sun.com/docs/hotspot/HotSpot%9D%9D47%9D%9D.html
I'm currently trying to write a pagelist format that can handle 0, 1 or
several hits being returned, but I'm having trouble with the case of no
matches. I would like to display a message in that case, but it looks like the
entire contents of the format is ignored if there are no matches.
Ideally
DaveG wrote:
(:if permit ...:)
That's actually a really good suggestion, but since, as Pm pointed out, I can
just do (:if equal {$Action} ... :), we may as well use (:if action ...:) for
the permissions test.
I'm assuming that what follows would be an adequate definition for
(:if action ...:),
Patrick R. Michaud wrote:
The normal way to test for the current action is
(:if equal {$Action} ... :)
For some reason, that had never occurred to me...
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Patrick R. Michaud wrote:
On Tue, Nov 06, 2007 at 02:39:38AM -0500, Stirling Westrup wrote:
I've got a PmWiki website that I also use as a personal information manager.
Right now I'm not using AuthUser, since there's only two classes of access:
public and private.
Now, I've been thinking
I'm using NewPageBoxPlus with the latest Triad skin, and I've found that the
page name set with
(:newpagebox value=Page Name Here:)
doesn't clear when I click in the box. Does anyone else have that problem, or
is it something about my setup?
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I've just checked, and there is currently no (:if action:) test in the core to
see if one has permission to perform a given action.
See a recent discussion here with PM about how (:if auth:) doesn't quite do
that, as it ignores the $HandleAuth array.
It shouldn't be too hard to add such a test,
I have a problem with using PTVs relative to a basepage, on a site I'm working
on. I can't point to the site under development, but I managed to reproduce it
on a different site hosted by the same farm. All attempts to duplicate the
problem on PmWiki have failed, and I can't figure out what's
Patrick R. Michaud wrote:
You may need to set $EnableRelativePageVars=1; . This is not yet the
default, although it's likely to become the default before 2.2.0
is released.
D'Oh! I should have thought of that! I've gotten so used to having them turned
on, I forgot they weren't the default.
I've got a PmWiki website that I also use as a personal information manager.
Right now I'm not using AuthUser, since there's only two classes of access:
public and private.
Now, I've been thinking of putting up some content that I want to limit to a
few close friends. Rather than going the full
I just downloaded and installed the latest version of Triad, and ran across a
problem. It calls include_once on a file called 'searchbox2.php', but its not
included in the .zip file.
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Patrick R. Michaud wrote:
On Sat, Oct 27, 2007 at 02:06:06PM -0400, Stirling Westrup wrote:
I am currently working on a recipe for a multi-lingual blog, and I'm having
trouble figuring out how I should implement tags so that RSS feeds work.
With a single blog, one often just sticks [[!foo
I am currently working on a recipe for a multi-lingual blog, and I'm having
trouble figuring out how I should implement tags so that RSS feeds work.
With a single blog, one often just sticks [[!foo]] into a blog page, and its
automagically picked up by the RSS feed and a categoryfoo/category gets
Hans wrote:
Thursday, October 18, 2007, 9:40:43 AM, Hans wrote:
to me it appears the same needs doing for preserving quotes in
$InputValues, and not have backslashes added. So the above will be
better like:
# POST input values will be preserved
foreach ($_POST as $k=$v) {
When a filter issues a message and aborts, how do you ensure that the fields
that were input aren't blank when the user is returned to the form? I haven't
been able to get that to work.
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Patrick R. Michaud wrote:
On Sat, Oct 06, 2007 at 05:50:36PM -0400, Stirling Westrup wrote:
I've just tracked down a problem that I was having with a statement like:
(:if auth upload {$PAGE}:)
I presume (and I could be wrong) that this is supposed to test if the user
has
the authority
I've just tracked down a problem that I was having with a statement like:
(:if auth upload {$PAGE}:)
I presume (and I could be wrong) that this is supposed to test if the user has
the authority to upload to page {$PAGE}. It turns out that auth calls
CondAuth, which (among other things) tests
I was just checking out an old page on my PmWiki where I wrote about HTML
character entities, and I discovered that sometime in the last bunch of
upgrades, ampersand escapes have broken.
I have sentences where the wiki-text is:
Thus, the string 'amp;#x251C;' is rendered as '#x251C;'.
This
H. Fox wrote:
On 9/21/07, Stirling Westrup [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As part of an ongoing experiment, I just backed up my PmWiki installation,
renamed it main directory, and recovered it to the old location.
Something went wrong somewhere, and although all the files were restored
correctly
As part of an ongoing experiment, I just backed up my PmWiki installation,
renamed it main directory, and recovered it to the old location.
Something went wrong somewhere, and although all the files were restored
correctly, some of the permissions got mangled.
Now though, I find that I can't log
I think I just found a bug in variable processing inside page list templates.
I've defined $SomePage as a PageVar:
$FmtPV['$SomePage'] = '$GLOBALS[SomePage]';
For must uses, this variable works fine, but if I create a template
#foofmt
(:template trail={$SomePage}:)
Stuff
#foofmtends
The
What are the legal characters in the name of a PTV? Looking at the regexes
inside pmwiki.php (latest version), I see:
$PageTextVarPatterns = array(
'var:'= '/^(:*\\s*(\\w[-\\w]*)\\s*:[ \\t]?)(.*)($)/m',
'(:var:...:)' = '/(\\(: *(\\w[-\\w]*) *:(?!\\))\\s?)(.*?)(:\\))/s'
);
Am I
As part of this multilingual site I'm creating, I've been playing around with
XLPage() and the various other XL...() mechanisms for handling translations.
I've noticed a few things that I would like, but that would probably involve
changes to the core:
1) Right now, every time you call XLPage(),
I'm currently working on a Bilingual (English/French) site where most of the
pages in the English/ group will be mirrored by a translation in the
Francaise/ group and vice-versa.
I would like to have a Francaise button in the English group which takes you
to the equivalent French page, and an
Some time ago I mentioned here that I was involved with some folks who were
trying to get the 2009 World Science Fiction Convention to be held in
Montreal. I'm happy to announce that they just won.
What does that have to do with PmWiki? Well, the bid site was planned to be
moved over to PmWiki
I'm planning to use a PMWiki to hold notes for a tabletop roleplaying game.
One of the things that are standard to such games are keyed maps. I would love
to have some way to put up a map image on a page, and then overlay icons on
top of it, so that one could click on an icon and be taken to an
I've finished making a large number of changes to the PmWiki/SkinTemplates
page at:
http://www.pmwiki.org/wiki/PmWiki/SkinTemplates
and was looking for feedback and/or further edits. I'm not all that happy with
the final results, but I think its an improvement over what was there before.
Since I need to create a couple of new PmWiki sites with particular looks, I
was browsing through the list of all current PmWiki skins, and a number of the
skin pages don't display in their own skins.
I gather that PM has to do something to enable them, so I'm making a list here
of the ones that
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noskule wrote:
Stirling Westrup schrieb:
A quick search for 'footnotes' and 'endnotes' on PmWiki didn't find me
anything relevant. Is there such a more-advanced recipe, or will I have to
construct my own?
As starting point: One could simply
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Tegan Dowling wrote:
OR have a LeftBar and RightBar but have NO fixed contents in either one,
and instead populate each only via includes, and name the includables for
their functions - GroupMenu, LinksMenu, ToolsMenu, etc.
That is more-or-less
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Ben Wilson wrote:
I am setting $FmtPV with the following value: '2007W19'; This is how I
set it, outside of any function, but in a recipe.
$FmtPV['$YearWeek'] = '2007W19';
This won't work. The contents of $FmtPV are run through eval. That means
?
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Neil Herber (nospam) wrote:
On 2007-05-12 Stirling Westrup is rumoured to have said:
So, what's the best way to prepare PmWiki for a possible slashdotting?
Any advice would be appreciated.
A page of mine (Alas! not PmWiki) was slashdotted twice
I've recently come up with an idea for something to put up on one of my
PmWiki's that might end up being quite popular -- possibly even ending up on
slashdot or digg. I don't know how likely a scenario that is -- but its
certainly possible.
In some ways, this is both a best- and a worst-case
Stirling Westrup wrote:
I've been delaying adding Blogging support to a particular project until PM
finishes his Blog support in core, but I can't really wait any longer, and the
core support still hasn't shown up.
I'd still like to use the core blogging support when it arrives
I've been delaying adding Blogging support to a particular project until PM
finishes his Blog support in core, but I can't really wait any longer, and the
core support still hasn't shown up.
I'd still like to use the core blogging support when it arrives. In the
meantime I guess I'll use one of
Petko Yotov wrote:
On Sunday 08 April 2007 04:47, Steven Benmosh wrote:
Two questions/problems I am running into:
1. I have pmwiki set up in my web server root. I have a directory called
images, with image files in it, including one called SantaBarbara.jpg.
I would like to attach the image
Hans wrote:
Saturday, March 31, 2007, 9:27:37 PM, Patrick wrote:
When drafts are enabled, the edit form has the following buttons
[Publish] [Save draft] [Save draft and edit] [Preview] [Cancel]
The Publish button always saves to the page without a -Draft suffix.
The Save draft and
Patrick R. Michaud wrote:
Given that we've had a couple of recent requests for moderated
posting on a wiki, I'd like to go ahead and resolve PmWiki's
edit draft feature.
Pico put together an excellent page at http://www.pmwiki.org/wiki/PITS/00755
that describes the current state of edit
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