I have the desire to use PmWiki as a page clipping service (a la evernote and others). I have been working on the addlink recipe to make it more usable, but there are some features I'd like to add.
Instead of catching all the clips into a single page, I'd like to put each clip into a new wiki page. I'd like to include things like links and images from the clipped selection in the new wiki page (which would involve sending the source of the selection rather than the just the text, and then converting the HTML to PmWiki markup). Ideally, I would like to be able to be able to create a wiki page for a clipped web page in *any* group, using the group's (or site's) new page template as a starting point for adding the clipped page. Or, alternatively, have a ClippedPageTemplate available to use as a starting point. (For reference, in my addlink recipe, I have a configuration variable that the admin can set in local/config.php to determine how the clipped data is added to the link catching page.) The main issue for me, though, is authorization. I keep my wiki locked down from guest authoring to avoid spam, having just the link catching page world-writeable. In the scheme I propose, the group (or in the alternative above, the full wiki) for catching clipped pages would need to be world writeable, and I want to avoid this if possible. How can I force the user to authorize, and maintain the information coming from the clipping bookmarklet? _______________________________________________ pmwiki-users mailing list [email protected] http://www.pmichaud.com/mailman/listinfo/pmwiki-users
