I got a call a few secs ago:
May I please speak to the person who does your company websites" (barely
comprehend the English)
-- Speaking
May I have your name, please,
-- I tell him first name
I represent (very halting, lots of space between phrases) (can't
understand company name)
-- Okay
han, "It
won't work," but, no matter how friendly and helpful the community,
there will always be recipes that don't get evaluated, simply because no
expert has that much time to invest in a recipe they don't expect to use.
Sandy
Martin Fick wrote:
> I like the idea
t about PmWiki, fits
better here than my other lists. I enjoy reading the profiles and
heading over to folks' websites. I like feeling there's someone in the
cubicle "next door".
So, my vote is this list remain relaxed and mostly-on-to
s."
Icing on the cake is we can set the flag through the wiki, without going
through config.php. I expect we can find more warnings that can be set,
and sometimes we won't be FTPing.
Thought of showing only for auth=edit, but, again, if we're testing how
something works in auth=
re the image's alt= tag to contain
> the captcha value but this somewhat defeats the purpose of
> having a captcha. :-)
>
What about "type the string in backwards" or "type only the letters"?
Next layer, randomly select which method to use.
Sandy
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>
Can the program delete .pageindex. It would save having to go through
the FTP (or unix or whatever)? Permission could be tied to having
permission to do something equally dangerous. (Not terribly dangerous,
except as a way to slow down the site.)
Then again, is
recipe. I'll fire up the FTP program tomorrow and get the
config.php and farmconfig.php; so much for one quick change before going
to sleep!
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ock level.
Yes, you can put a border around a .
Not sure if float does anything for a span, but if you want to move
things out of the flow, it's probably because they're block-level, so it
should be a div, which are very floatable.
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consistent: Description, starting with a verb. Then details.
One question: does the order of assigning ID/pwd and group membership in
Site/AuthUser matter?
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to move pages out one at a time.
If Site/ is called (say from an older skin or a sidebar or an included
recipe), first check both new groups, then revert to Site group.
Tool to check each page for old-usage would be fairly easy, but what
about skins
this
> looks like the same thing I was doing yesterday. Could you please show
> me what's different?
No difference in what to do, just added some stuff to make the page
easier to find and to make it easier to read.
Cheers!
Sandy
>
> On 5/30/07, *Sandy* <[EMAIL PROTECTED
Pmwiki.org is open for all to edit, and the spam seems fairly minimal.
(Or it gets caught before I see it.) There's a single password, 'quick',
that's well-publicized in this group. Pm uses one of the blocklist
programs to catch most of the spam. There are more details written about
it somewhere.
Cheers!
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iven much back to the community: The ZAP/Acme package, and the
recipes that use it. Alternate ideas for how things can be done.
Questions that made people think.
But ZAPwiki is a separate program. Therefore, it should cut the apron
strings. Let it exi
I don't know of a way to do it in PmWiki directly, but some software
(which may have a PmWiki link) puts in a watermark, which can be a logo
or your site name. So anyone who does copy it (or hotlink), will be
advertising to the world that they stole it.
Sandy
Martin Fick wrote:
> I a
To see a summary of passwords for each page, try
AuthTable
http://pmwiki.org/wiki/Cookbook/AuthTable
Worth looking at the second version at the bottom as well; the links go
directly to the ?action=attr page.
Cheers!
Sandy
Ben Wilson wrote:
> Forgive me for not giving enough information, bu
2 it's in the core, at the Site.AuthList page.
> (This may change to SiteAdmin.AuthList soon, however.)
>
> Pm
>
I've added a note to that effect to the documentation. One of these days
I'll study (:pagelist:) properly. It's very powerful!
Sandy
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tpasswd and .htgroup files for
storing the passwords, and add a line to Site.AuthUser to tell it to get
the info from .htpasswd and .htgroup. There may be more to it -- I
haven't done it myself but others have.
http://pmwiki.org/wiki/PmWiki/AuthUser
Hope this helps,
Sandy
re such a thing?
>
>
Is there a variable that can be displayed in the sidebar, and surrounded
by (:if:) to only show if you've admin privileges?
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. There is no abyss.conf file to add it to; making one consisting of
abyss.conf.txt worked.
Many thanks!
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ere anything in the farm's local/config.php that one shouldn't have
> (to avoid conflict? with the wiki home config.php?
>
> Don
>
By default, you need to have edit authority, or maybe admin, to approve
urls. That way, people with mere edit a
eRule ^index.php$ index.php [L]
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule (.*) index.php?n=$1 [QSA,L]
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emed natural
> for you to look for it.
>
Also, put the words that you looked for on the page you found the
answer. You can use the (:keyword:) markup if it doesn't fit well with
the visible text. The more synonyms that are there to be found, the
better chance the next person will find it.
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y? Ours has one that will,
on our request, email a zip file of our entire account to an address of
our choice. (Let's hear it for large yahoo accounts!)
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n individual page password should work, though.
Have you tried logging out fully, and closing your browser completely,
between setting the password and testing it? (Although I thought the
most recent version cleared everything after a password was changed, to
facilitate testing.)
If th
Patrick R. Michaud wrote:
> On Fri, Jun 08, 2007 at 03:17:46PM -0400, Sandy wrote:
>> I'm using one of the CleanURL recipes for my farm. (Not sure which one,
>> but it works.) Combination of URL rewriting and using CPanel to set the
>> subdomain.
>>
>> T
teHeader to have stuff that's currently part of the
skin, and as such not easy to suppress. (Depending on one's view of skin
vs content.)
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eed to
> include very prominent 'visit your site' in the upgrade instructions.
Would they have to log in with admin privileges (and for which page) to
see it?
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and logo,
contact, main links. The DefaultGroupHeader, to me, sounds like an easy
way to have multiple groups share an existing bit of code at the top;
would and "include" directive work instead?
[1] except, of course, those pages where it was turned off, and can also
turn off fo
Dan
I can see some admins wanting to be notified if those attributes are
changed. So, if that's what triggered the change, maybe those details
should be added to the history. May want to be a bit vague or limit full
details by view level. E.g., Password changes are important to
red to from several
other pages. Things like the site-wide sidebar and the search form.
Main is the first group created by a default install.
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e for
> sitewide wikistyles. For (just one) example, it's a way authors can
> define sitewide wikistyles and do
>
>>>alice<<
>Lorem ipsum.
>
>>>bob<<
>Dolor sit amet.
>
> with the style of their divisions customized to
SkinsGallery looks like it was a huge amount of work, but it will save a
lot of time for new users later!
I've changed one thing: Added "as of June 2007" to the title.
Sandy
Ian MacGregor wrote:
> Seems it's already been fixed. Thank you Hagan :)
>
> Ian MacGrego
separate page showing the problem in the wiki for my
host's support team and send them details of problem and diagnosis. Not
sure what they did, but it my access logs show it took them 20 minutes
and four tries.
Hope this helps,
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ach person must be given a name and password, and
you'll have to update SiteAdmin/AuthUser for each person. And then
you'll have to stick people into user groups. (Each person can be in an
unlimited number of user groups.) But you'd have to do much of this with
any of the other m
nt user can do the following on this page."
It won't help if the user is on a page they have only read permission
for, but it will help for the pages they can do more on.
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Sivakatirswami
How about a "Welcome stranger" page?
Does the registration system have a "hold for approval" setting. I run
some non-wiki lists where the user does most of the registration
themselves, then I get an email saying my approval is needed. Approval
then consists of
t a list of
HTML codes to pass through. The first one, I'm not sure if it'll pass
through something dangerous or not (I trust the programmer, but I don't
see anywhere if this was a quickie utility for her own site, or
something more robust.)
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>
> Try this line:
>
>$WikiTitle : {$Titlespaced} $ActionTitle
>
> and be sure to set $WikiTitle in config.php
>
>$WikitTitle = 'Mysite.org';
>
> Hagan
What about $WikiTitle in config.php?
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It can take some time (try months) for the search engines to notice your
page.
You can register your page (and even changes) with Google. I think it's
called SiteMap. Read what Google has to say about it as well.
Sandy
Jeff wrote:
> Thank you for the link Pedko,
>
> That is
ion.
3. If you are repeating a lot of the formatting commands, consider
adding them to the skin.
Do you have a URL you could show us?
I'm assuming you're familiar with "skin" and "page" and "content". If
not, ask again and we'll give you the
ot work.
>
> Is the best way forward to periodically create a static web-site from
> PmWiki and scan this? Or is there a better way?
>
>
You can create a static web-site from PmWiki using wget. You can also
create a PDF of it. Lots of info in the cookbook.
Sandy
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the site. That way, he just has to type www.mysite.com/Admin . Once he's
logged in, ifauth should work.
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beginning with "Include" on
http://www.pmwiki.org/wiki/Cookbook/Cookbook
But I'd definitely try Pm's first.
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;s getting fuzzy here. You want it to show links to the
page being shown, not the PageFooter. Something about a star.
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>
Is there an example of this in action?
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oint all the way back to the original directory. You'll also
have a different .htaccess file if you're using clean URLs.
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H. Fox wrote:
> On 9/7/07, Sandy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Patrick R. Michaud wrote:
>>> On Tue, Sep 04, 2007 at 08:45:59PM -0400, Sameer Kumar wrote:
>>>> How about Opera?? Is there a key combination that would work in Opera?
>>> According to the
iki-users/2006-August/031282.html
In that thread, the record is the TAMU-CC Student Wiki, which had over
200,000 pages running from a single wiki. There's also advice on what to
do if things start to get sluggish.
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Mike Shanley wrote:
> http://pmwiki.org/wiki/Cookbook/EditMore
>
> *New and Improved!*
>
> DEMO at
> http://demo.upisup.com
>
I like, I like!! As soon as updating the wiki moves higher up the list,
this one is going in.
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>
> version=pmwiki-2.2.0-beta57 ordered=1 urlencoded=1
> agent=Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; Konqueror/3.5; Linux) KHTML/3.5.5 (like Gecko)
> author=
> charset=ISO-8859-1
> csum=
> ctime=1162005298
> host=127.0.0.1
> name=Site.InfoBar
> rev=2
> targets=Site.InfoBar,Site.Sea
of which may be
pretty good, rather than needing a different version of the editor for
each wiki.
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yours on a sidebar that already looks good in the skin you
choose. The way they separate list items and put in bullets, etc., is a
combination of skin (html and css) and wiki code. So wiki code that
looks good in one skin might not look good in another.
Hope this helps!
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hem big bucks for platinum-titanium service.
My gut feeling is that it's someone fudging their intro spiel, trying to
make me pay them money to give me advice that Google gives on their site
for free, but my gut's been wrong before.
Anyone else get a similar call? Maybe someone who had
watch the pages they're actively interested in, so
making changes to a wiki page does not automatically mean the right
people will see it. So, yes, it's best to write to the group, at least
until you know people are watching those pages.
It's good to h
Mark Trumpold wrote:
> Hi all
>
> I looked at the cookbook and it seemed somewhat unclear but is there an easy
> way to convert html to php?
>
> Thanks
>
> Mark
HTML to PHP, or HTML to PmWiki? PHP is the programming language that
takes the PmWiki(is there a correct name?) and translates it to
commending something which someone might
assume it's safer than it was designed to be.
I've added your comments here to the page under "Warning", as well as
clarifying that is stripped out.
Cheers!
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es, Group can mean a group of users, or a group of pages.)
Passwords for the entire site should be set in config.php.
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you do, you will have to redo the change every time you upgrade.
> 2. After our team deletes an entry from the wiki, it is deleted
> successfully. When searching for a keyword the deleted pages still show
> up in the search results.
Try deleting wiki.d/.pageindex and .lastmod .
Chee
okbook?
Is there anything else I should be aware of but haven't thought to ask?
Thanks,
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Sandy wrote:
> Jamie Mckean wrote:
>> Hello All
>>
>> NetRegistry has installed the PMwiki and have been heavily utilising
>> it's features for over 6 months now with great success.
>
>> 2. After our team deletes an entry from the wiki, it is delet
puter in
a different domain. Every little library branch around here has internet
terminals, and there are internet cafes everywhere (one friend updated
his travel blog from the most unlikely places; we suspect one of them
harvested his Yahoo email addresses, sigh. He's not terribly computer
lit
rRequired; you set it in
config.php. I'm pretty sure it works for blog entries as well.
I'm not sure what you mean by "recognize a user's windows login
automatically". The default is that it remembers the user until the
browser is closed (or browser session is en
very easy, but learning too many things at once is
a bad idea; you never know which step you made the mistake in.)
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I did a new skin for PmWiki called Maguila.
>
> The files were uploaded and the page was filled with information about the
> skin and is here -> http://www.pmwiki.org/wiki/Cookbook/MaguilaSkin .
>
> Can someone install it ?
>
> TIA
>
> CarlosAB
I like the way you
Just some random ideas (good, bad, hasty, convoluted and otherwise), to
add to the stuff stewing in the back-brains of those who might
eventually work on it.
The forms processing may now be sophisticated enough to handle it.
Are those who can't edit a php file in the target client group?
List
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Kathryn Andersen wrote:
> On Mon, Nov 19, 2007 at 01:24:31PM -0500, Sandy wrote:
>> Is there a student-priced program to make images of text, using nice
>> fonts, colours, borders, effects, etc.?
>
> Cheapest there can be: free!
> GIMP is the premier open source
ces will offer you a Satisfaction
>> Guarantee, sort of like a 30 day trial. My hosting company
>> (http://www.a2hosting.com
>> ) does this. Why don't you open a new account on this basis.
I added that site to the "PmWiki Friendly Hosting" page.
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Is your "real site" the same setup as your home machine? I know just
enough about servers and such to know that 90% of the same, if they look
similar, then they are (and all the experts think I'm paranoid for
triple-checking things), but that
*$FullName}?action=logout|Logout]]
(:else:)
[[{*$FullName}?action=login|Login]]
(:ifend:)
Check out
http://pmwiki.org/wiki/PmWiki/ConditionalMarkup for related neat things.
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http:/
x27;;
> $bodytxt = '#ff';
> $headings = '#008400';
Oooh, that's worth putting in a recipe! (In my two whole skins, how many
times have I tried to redefine "colour1" and missed a spot?)
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r example the header bg-color
> of the skin for diffrent groups.
>
> If one would do it with pagetextvariables it could even be changed with
> a form.
>
> My implementation looks like this:
>
Same as I said to the earlier post. This is a need that many skin
develope
Chris Lott wrote:
> Can anyone share examples of sites using PmWiki categories that are
> nested? I'd just like to see how others are implementing them...
>
> Thanks!
>
> c
> --
> Chris Lott
Try searching the docs for hierarchical categories. There are
nds to me like the sidebar is corrupted.
Try replacing the Site.SideBar with a fresh copy. (Fine print: make a
backup of the current broken one first.)
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Steve Glover wrote:
> On Tue, 2008-01-08 at 12:18 -0500, Sandy wrote:
>
>> Uh, you may be learning a lot, but not necessarily what you need to learn.
>
>> Is your "real site" the same setup as your home machine? I know just
>> enough about servers and such
ces.
I see the point about pages that link to a Category/Subject page not
necessarily belonging to the category; not a priority for me at the
moment, but worth thinking about if anyone's playing in that section of
the code.
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to list the pages
>> that connect to a category. Thanks
I did some more looking and found this one:
http://pmwiki.org/wiki/Cookbook/ListCategories
There's a lot of programmer-speak in the comments, but I didn't read
them carefully enough to see if it's broken, difficult to u
uot; is better
than "If I use this engine, I'll have to fight spam 24/7/365."
Each place it differs from the default install, add a note stating this,
and linking to a page that lists and explains those differences. This is
where we could explain why the password is plain tex
other hand, it has the benefit of catching
everything, even programs that can read captchas, and it might be easier
for the "moderators" to go through a list like that.
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The site is a farm. The main field (www.onebit.ca/pmwiki) has been
disabled. EnagleDiag is turned on.
Any ideas?
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Patrick R. Michaud wrote:
> On Thu, Jan 17, 2008 at 12:18:38PM -0500, Sandy wrote:
>> I went from beta 35 or older to 65 (the most recent).
>
> My guess is that the upgrade didn't update pmwiki.php. This
> could be because it wasn't copied, or because pmwiki.php has
Sandy wrote:
> I went from beta 35 or older to 65 (the most recent).
>
> The upgrade included changes from Site to SiteAdmin and maybe relative
> to absolute references for page variables (I'm not sure if I have some
> page variables hiding in wait or not.)
>
> I'
>
> Thanks,
>
> Taavi
Is it inheriting margins, borders or padding from another level? I like
FireFox's WebDeveloper extension for this sort of thing, but I'm sure
there are other tools out there.
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Sandy wrote:
> I'm converting my site to use PmForms instead of MailForm and CommentBox.
>
> I've figured out the "require" statement.
>
> How do I make the messages more noticeable? I tried putting '''' around
> them.
>
om' address]" :)
(:template require subject errmsg="$[Missing message subject]" :)
(:template require text errmsg="$[Message text required]" :)
(:template require if="captcha" errmsg="$[Captcha required]" :)''''
{$$text}
Thank
hing similar in .htaccess documentation.
It seems very untidy to have old instructions hanging about in the
ether, and is vaguely unsettling.
Thanks in advance,
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m really sorry to hear your wife is ill. Let me offer my wishes
> of a speedy recovery.
Same here. Family takes priority. We're ticking along pretty well;
you've created a good culture.
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gins don't add, they overlap, so
you only see the largest. (That one got me for a while.)
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Patrick R. Michaud wrote:
> On Sun, Jan 20, 2008 at 11:53:50AM -0500, Sandy wrote:
>> Is there a way I can give the anchors a class and hide them? Or do I
>> have to set the CSS for each of A.urllink, A.wikilink and A.selflink?
>
> Yes, you can give anchors a class.
Sandy wrote:
> Patrick R. Michaud wrote:
>> On Sun, Jan 20, 2008 at 11:53:50AM -0500, Sandy wrote:
>
>>> Is there a way I can give the anchors a class and hide them? Or do I
>>> have to set the CSS for each of A.urllink, A.wikilink and A.selflink?
>> Yes,
one H1 on a
page. The skins (should) use H1 for the page title. If you want a
different title than the file name gives, use (:title MyTitle:).
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Sandy wrote:
> Questions:
>
> Is there any way to see what permanent redirects affecting my domain are
> recorded? Can they be undone?
Everything I know to check says that www.websites.onebit.ca (still under
construction) should work. I'm worried that there was a permanent
oes a temporary redirect do?
It also means there's something else going on, because
www.websites.onebit.ca won't even give me a pmwiki error message; I get
Server Not Found. I'll look at it again tomorrow.
Thanks!
Sandy
DaveG wrote:
> The redirect permanent is simpl
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(:if:)
I'm forever thinking I'm logged in as someone else, hence
User: {$AuthId}
I don't use PageActions at all, although I suppose you could do
(:if authid:)
(:include Site.PageActions:)
(:if:)
Cheers!
Sandy
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eName#AL|A to L]]
*[[PageName#AL|A to L]]
!!![[#AL]]Names A through L
|| the table || ||
!!![[#MZ]]Names M through Z
|| the table || ||
You can subdivide it as fine as you like.
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, edit the tmpl file.
1. I don't know how to disable access by people who know to type
?action=diff, but I suspect it would take under three lines in config.php.
Are you using AuthUser? That might change the code.
Sandy
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win.
Third, for non-nested pages, first makes more sense to me. I put
(:title:) at the top of every page, with what my English teacher called
the topic paragraph. However, I can't think of a case other than
(:include:) where having more than one (:title:) is intended.
Sandy
want to add or remove a password. AuthUser is nice for this because you
will see real letters rather than stars, which makes it easier.
Question for another person: Can AuthUser groups contain other groups?
The manual says
@writers: alice, bob
carol: @writers, @editors
@admins:
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