Many Thanks for the response, After doing more reading and trying both of them, I am starting to see the benefit of auth.wiki().
I would like to say thanks to everyone working on Web2Py for making it all so accessible and easy to use. I am looking forward to finding something I can do as a way of giving back to this great framework. Simon On Friday, 26 October 2012 21:57:29 UTC+1, Niphlod wrote: > > can't say if plugin_wiki is going to be updated further, but auth.wiki() > is embedding quite a pack of features nonetheless. If you need more > features, stick with plugin_wiki. > PS: plugin_wiki never had a WYSIWYG editor, just an editor with shortcuts > buttons for bold, italics, list, etc. Markmin evolved into supporting > nested lists, autolinks, etc, and the editor used (markitup) hasn't catched > with the new improvements. On web2py > 2.1.1 there's the preview, though. > > > On Friday, October 26, 2012 9:30:25 PM UTC+2, Simon Carr wrote: >> >> I notice in Web2Py 2.x the index function in Default offers the >> suggestion of returning auth.wiki >> >> I was assuming that this was just plugin wiki now built into the core. >> But I notice that there is no widget option and no WYSIWYG editor when >> creating a new page. >> >> Should I continue to plugin wiki if I still want these extra features, or >> am I missing something? >> >> Thanks >> Simon >> > --
