I thought for a short while that this would solve a problem I'm currently looking at:

I have an instance of PmWiki on one machine that will be mirrored on others: naturally, I want to prevent editing on the mirrors, but I still need to let people log in to access particular content areas.

I didn't want to start messing around with the actual PHP code - it would only have to be redone every time we upgraded, so the scheme below of pulling in a different skin for editing had me thinking that I could have a template that lacked the actual editing facility which would only appear on the mirror machines (especially if I could get the config.php line to also test for the existence of pub/noedit).

Unfortunately, whatever I try, I cannot get rid of the wikiedit, wikiaction and wikitext divs: they simply appear after the </html> tag.

Any idea what I might be doing wrong, or of another way to achieve the same end?

Many thanks

Steve


On 24/08/10 21:37, DaveG wrote:


On 8/23/2010 11:09 PM, [email protected] wrote:
I'm impressed by how customizable this wiki software is. I would like to
make a separate skin for when editing wikipages on my site, ye know,
without any distracting elements such as sidebars, banners, headlines etc.
Is it possible to configure it so that it will only be displayed when
"?action=edit" (including when previewing editions)?
An abbreviated, high level description of making a skinny skin:
* Copy the pub/pmwiki/ directory to pub/myskin/
* Remove all the parts you don't want from pmwiki.tmpl
* Add this to config: if ($action == 'edit') $Skin = 'myskin';


   ~ ~ Dave

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