found the reason why fmtpagename returns nothing (but not the solution):
before the update I could use FmtPageName directly in config.php. Now
all FmtPageName-Values returned are blank cause $pagename, $PageUrl etc
are blank.
Has something changed concerning that ?
Knut
Em Domingo 02 Setembro 2007 04:20, Ben Stallings escreveu:
CarlosAB wrote,
Is ZAP secure? I remember some long threads just talking about it.
I'm sorry if it is not true, but that's how I remember it and the reason
why I'm trying to code a registration recipe myself.
For those who
On 9/1/07, Ben Wilson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The PmWiki standard is [[!CategoryName]]. Thus,
to use that markup allows you to collect those categories. The regex
is \[\[!(.*?)\]\].
Shouldn't that be \[\[!([^\]]*?)\]\] ?
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On 9/2/07, Eemeli Aro [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 9/1/07, Ben Wilson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The PmWiki standard is [[!CategoryName]]. Thus,
to use that markup allows you to collect those categories. The regex
is \[\[!(.*?)\]\].
Shouldn't that be \[\[!([^\]]*?)\]\] ?
Drat. Grokked the ?
Hi All
I am getting this error
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '/' in /home/.../.../Test/index.php on
line 1
I U\L a new clean fresh copy of pmwiki into a Test Directory.
I made a index. Php file that is as follows
?php include(/home/.../.../Test/index.php);?
I don't know why I am
Hi All
If I make a farmconfig I place that in the wiki 1 That will be the home
wiki. I leave the local config there right?
Thanks
M
On 22/8/07 5:53 PM, Mike Shanley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mark Trumpold wrote:
Hi All
I have tried reading the instructions on farms and I still seem
Hello.
After the usual decision nightmare, I've settled with PmWiki! (at least I
think so...)
One major objective is to have a somewhat secure wiki that allows our team
to login and edit pages. Everyone else can read.
1) only the team will be able to edit
I used AuthUser and created a few users
Hello all.
Another 'back to basis' question...
Is it possible to have personal areas in PmWiki?
* A user logs in, and has a private Group or whatever, where only he/she
can edit and possibly read.
* The personal area can have it's own blog?
I'm thinking of creating a few categories for each
My apologies for the earlier post by this title. Accidently sent to
the wrong list...
Please disregard.
Dan
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Eemeli Aro wrote:
Shouldn't that be \[\[!([^\]]*?)\]\] ?
Drat. Grokked the ? just after I posted, sorry about that. But to not
make myself completely worthless, wouldn't \[\[\s*!(.*?)\]\] be a
bit more lenient and more in line with the other [[...]] markup
regexes?
eemeli
If
On 8/31/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I'd like to set up a group within my wiki, but I'd prefer that when
they click on the image at the top, it links back to the main page of
the GROUP, rather than the main page of my entire wiki. Is there an
easy way to change this
Damn! And I was really looking forward to the logbody fix too!
The Editor wrote:
My apologies for the earlier post by this title. Accidently sent to
the wrong list...
Please disregard.
Dan
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Duarte Carreira wrote:
Is it possible to have personal areas in PmWiki?
* A user logs in, and has a private Group or whatever, where only
he/she can edit and possibly read.
* The personal area can have it's own blog?
You might consider WikiFarms:
http://pmwiki.org/wiki/PmWiki/WikiFarms
I was thinking about using ZAP forms in my class wiki for homework
submission. But it seems very cumbersome. Each of the homework
assignments shares three pieces of information: date, student name,
assignment name
And then varying fields depending on the assignment.
If I am understanding ZAP
Requirement:
A tool that posts a non-volatile date-time stamp
at the location of the user's cursor. In bold...
This wants to be an additional icon
the existing GUI mark up icons in the edit window.
From the GUI buttons to set mark up from icons at the
top of the page that targets selected
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