Troy,
You are right about this. I keep thinking in the back of my mind
that the embedded docs system can be upgraded to interact with a wiki
by Rev or another developer, because I have seen examples of this in
Constellation and others also.
If RunRev gets behind this effort, then a hybrid approach or a stand
alone approach are equally possible. If it is a user community only
approach, then it becomes more complex to have a hybrid approach
because of the custom plugin that would need to be written and
supported.
I agree, a simple self contained wiki is the best way to get things
started.
Dennis
On Oct 27, 2005, at 3:30 PM, Troy Rollins wrote:
On Oct 27, 2005, at 3:08 PM, Dennis Brown wrote:
By the same token, having a link to the wiki from the built-in
docs, would obviate the need to duplicate the same info in the wiki.
Good point, but this assumes that the only mechanism for browsing
the wiki is the internal docs, doesn't it? Internal linking in the
wiki would be useless, since "see also" links would inevitably end
up at pages which were not populated. If this would be the case,
then it would be better to simply fix whatever is wrong with the
web docs system that is already built into Rev and start seriously
supporting that with all this community energy.
--
Troy
RPSystems, Ltd.
http://www.rpsystems.net
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