Re: [Moin-user] section discussion

2009-04-30 Thread Dennis Benzinger
Am 30.04.2009 15:41, Susana Sotelo Docio schrieb:
 Hi,
 
 I have a MoinMoin WikiFarm (v. 1.8) where different research projects are
 hosted. It would be useful to have a discussion section like in the
 Wikipedia, maybe as a subpage.
 
 http://example.com/wiki/project/PageAboutTask/Discussion
 
 This is quite simple, but I would need to add a permanent QuickLink to
 PageAboutTask when a user begins a /Discussion page. Could it be possible to 
 do
 this automagically?
 [...]

It does not directly answer your question, but did you know that
MoinMoin has a supplementation pages feature? See the help at
http://moinmo.in/HelpOnConfiguration/SupplementationPage


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Re: [Moin-user] ReStructuredText as default parser?

2009-04-05 Thread Dennis Benzinger
Am 05.04.2009 15:35, Andreas Hilboll schrieb:
 Hi there,
 
 I would like to establish ReStructuredText as the default markup 
 language in my moinmoin (1.7.1) wiki. Is there any way I can do this so 
 users don't have to write the {{{#!rst }}} on each page?
 [...]

I don't know if it was already possible with 1.7.1 but you can set the
default_markup option to rst. Read:

http://moinmo.in/HelpOnConfiguration#various


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[Moin-user] FullSearch vs. FullSearchCached

2009-03-07 Thread Dennis Benzinger
Hi!

http://moinmo.in/HelpOnMacros says that the results of FullSearchCached
may not be up to date. When would that be the case?

Can the cache which is used by this macro be invalidated or updated
manually?


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[Moin-user] Mercurial setup for creating my own theme

2009-02-26 Thread Dennis Benzinger
Hi!

I want to create my own theme that works with the current released
version 1.8.2 and also with 1.9 when it will be released. My theme will
be based on the modernized theme so I'd like to use Mercurial to keep
track of changes of this theme.

How should I set up my Mercurial repositories?

My problem is that there is already a clone for 1.9 so if I'd make my
changes in a 1.8 repo I'll somehow have to apply them to 1.9. Or I'd
make my changes in 1.9 and then have to backport them to 1.8.

(Just in case you didn't notice by now, I'm a Mercurial newbie:)


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Re: [Moin-user] Mercurial setup for creating my own theme

2009-02-26 Thread Dennis Benzinger
Hi Thomas!

Am 26.02.2009 19:31, Thomas Waldmann schrieb:
 I want to create my own theme that works with the current released
 version 1.8.2 and also with 1.9 when it will be released. My theme will
 be based on the modernized theme so I'd like to use Mercurial to keep
 track of changes of this theme.
 
 Maybe we could talk a bit about the goals of your theme.
 
 Depending on that, it maybe could be interesting to either:
  * just modify modernized (in place)
  * have it included in moin distribution
  * have it in the moin-extensions repository

I want to create a theme that lets me use MoinMoin as a small scale
content management system. But I don't plan to publicly release my theme
anytime soon. It's my first attempt at creating a theme and I'd like to
concentrate on making the theme suitable for my own needs first.

 How should I set up my Mercurial repositories?
 
 For core development, you usually just clone moin/1.9 (or moin/1.8) from
 hg.moinmo.in.

 If it is just a plugin (like a theme usually is), you could also keep it
 in the moin extensions repo and not modify the moin/1.x repo. Or in your
 own private repo...

Yes, I'll keep it in my own private repository. I just wasn't sure which
repo I should clone.

 My problem is that there is already a clone for 1.9 so if I'd make my
 changes in a 1.8 repo I'll somehow have to apply them to 1.9. Or I'd
 make my changes in 1.9 and then have to backport them to 1.8.
 
 Yes. Or you just have it in another repo (like moin extensions).
 [...]

OK. So probably the easiest way would be to start developing the theme
for 1.9 and make no version for 1.8. Do you have any idea when 1.9 (or
even better 2.0) will be released? Will it take weeks, months or years?


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Re: [Moin-user] Simple workflow / Page approval

2009-02-25 Thread Dennis Benzinger
Hi Marcel!

Am 24.02.2009 20:53, m...@heavy.ch schrieb:
 [...]
 geees; hope you understand my blabber about acl and hierarchical stuff.  :-)
 [...]

Yes, I think I've got it. But IIUC this doesn't help for approval of
edits. So there is no way to set up a similar approval process for edits?


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[Moin-user] Simple workflow / Page approval

2009-02-24 Thread Dennis Benzinger
Hi!

Is there a way to set up a kind of workflow where

a) edits to pages
b) creation of new pages

are not public until some admin user approves them?


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[Moin-user] Adding a page to a category

2009-02-19 Thread Dennis Benzinger
Hi!

The help on categories (HelpOnCategories) says that to create a category
you simply write its name on a page. Strictly speaking this is
sufficient to create a category but it is not sufficient for finding the
page again by the FullSearch(category:CategorySamples) macro like it
is suggested on the help page.

I took a quick look at the code in queryparser.py and it seems like the
macro only finds categories if they appear below a horizontal rule and
possibly some comments.

Should the help page be changed to indicate the stricter rules of
queryparser.py or is the help page correct and should the code be changed?


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[Moin-user] Supplementation pages missing on MoinMoinFeatures

2009-02-04 Thread Dennis Benzinger
Hi!

On MoinMoinFeatures the supplementation pages (discussion pages) feature
is missing.

I couldn't add it because the page is protected.

Can somebody with the needed permissions please add it?


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Re: [Moin-user] CPU processing

2009-02-03 Thread Dennis Benzinger
Am 03.02.2009 09:49, waqas ahmad schrieb:
 Hi Rick,
 
 My apache version is 2.2.8 and python26 and its working very fine
 since last 4 months. Now i downloaded this mod_wsgi
 (http://adal.chiriliuc.com/mod_wsgi/revision_1018_2.3/mod_wsgi_py25_apache22/).
 I putted this mod_wsgi in apache modules folder.Then i added
 
 LoadModule wsgi_module modules/mod_wsgi.so in httpd apche conf file.
 
 
 Now the problem is that i cant start my apache. It shows
 
 The service Apache2.2 with the following error: 1 (0x1). [...]

Your mod_wsgi module is for Python 2.5 and you are using Python 2.6. I
don't think that will work. You need a mod_wsgi binary for Python 2.6.
If you don't find a precompiled binary for Windows you have to compile
it yourself.

There are other problems that could cause this error. Please read:
http://code.google.com/p/modwsgi/wiki/InstallationIssues

Is there a more detailed error message? Take a look at Services in the
Control Panel.


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Re: [Moin-user] Integrating external docs into moin

2009-01-29 Thread Dennis Benzinger
Hi Andrew!

Am 29.01.2009 15:27, Andrew Durdin schrieb:
 [...]
 I've got a bunch of ReST text files in a Subversion repository, that
 are documenting some of our code libraries.  I'd like to be able to
 have these files displayed through the wiki, so that we have a single
 point for viewing, searching, linking to both our wiki content and
 these docs.
 [...]

If you've got only a few text files you could create a page for each
file and use the IncludeUrlContentWiki macro. The original macro uses
the normal MoinMoin syntax parser but you can simply change the import
statement to import the ReST parser.


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Re: [Moin-user] Outdated KnownIssues page

2009-01-25 Thread Dennis Benzinger
Hi Thomas!

Am 24.01.2009 11:32, Thomas Waldmann schrieb:
 Hi Dennis,
 
 The page KnownIssues seems very outdated. Can I delete it or at least
 merge it into MoinMoinBugs?
 
 The page and its content can be deleted.
 The references maybe should point to MoinMoinBugs.
 [...]

I've update almost all pages that linked to KnownIssues and I've deleted
the KnownIssues page. The only remaining page with a link to KnownIssues
is HelpForDevelopers. I didn't know if I should change the page in the
1.8 master or in the 1.9 master. Are changes in the 1.8 master
automatically applied to the 1.9 master? Should I change both?


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Re: [Moin-user] Outdated KnownIssues page

2009-01-25 Thread Dennis Benzinger
Am 25.01.2009 17:58, Thomas Waldmann schrieb:
 [...]
 Are changes in the 1.8 master
 automatically applied to the 1.9 master?
 
 No, how should that work? :)
 [...]

By automatically doing a merge like in a version control system.


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[Moin-user] Varying line height in unordered lists

2009-01-21 Thread Dennis Benzinger
Hi!

Sometimes the lines in an unordered list have a different height. For
example on http://moinmo.in/GoogleSoc2009 in the What we offer section
the first and seventh line have a larger line height than the other
lines. This is caused by an additional p element in the li element.
Both the lines with a small line height and the ones with a large line
height only contain text.

Why is MoinMoin sometimes wrapping the text of the li in an additional
p?


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Re: [Moin-user] option to run moinmoin in windows?

2008-11-12 Thread Dennis Benzinger
Hi Kent!

Am 12.11.2008 16:13, kent sin schrieb:
 Since standalone is gone with 1.8, what is the suggested platform for install 
 moinmoin for a windows personal server?
 [...]

What do you mean by standalone is gone?
You can still start MoinMoin by simply running wikiserver.py .


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