rupert thurner schrieb:
> hi,
>
> would a parameterized include like
> http://www.wikimedia.ch/index.php?title=Template:Lang&action=edit would be
> possible on a moinmoin wiki too? this would be a possibility to construct a
> standardized language bar, and you see if a page is translated or not.
>
hi
you also maybe look at this example:
http://moinmo.in/FeatureRequests/ThisPageInOtherLanguages
bye
Marcel
rupert thurner schrieb:
> hi,
>
> would a parameterized include like
> http://www.wikimedia.ch/index.php?title=Template:Lang&action=edit would be
> possible on a moinmoin wiki too? thi
> I think the long term solution here is to do a one-time conversion of
> CamelCase links on all system and help pages to use [[brackets]].
> Given that a conversion script was written to do a similar thing from
> 1.5 to 1.6, this shouldn't be too difficult.
Guess why it took so long between 1.5 a
rupert thurner schrieb:
> hi,
>
> would a parameterized include like
> http://www.wikimedia.ch/index.php?title=Template:Lang&action=edit would be
> possible on a moinmoin wiki too? this would be a possibility to construct a
> standardized language bar, and you see if a page is translated or not.
>
> That is only acceptable if such parser were maintained as part
> of the official moin distribution, and kept up-to-date with the
> the rest of the features of a classical parser.
Yes, that would be better.
It would also be better if we had more developers. :)
> I had enough bad experience with
On Mon, Feb 16, 2009 at 2:30 AM, Thomas Waldmann wrote:
> as the recent system and help pages explicitely have "#format wiki"
> on
> them, so they'll still use the normal camelcase-enabled "wiki" parser
> (they need it, because they use camelcase linking).
>
I think the long term solution here
Rick Vanderveer wrote:
>> I was wondering if there is a config option to disable automatic
>> link generation for CamelCase words?
> I would like to second this.
> [...] Also consider:
> - the Creole markup spec does not include CamelCase.
> - Many other wiki's have gradually moved away from Came
Hi!
If I set default_markup = 'rst' then pages with a format processing
instruction #format wiki (for example HelpOnConfiguration) are not
correctly displayed (e.g. the contents box is empty) and there are rst
parser errors in the log.
Shouldn't pages with a format processing instruction only be
> can somebody tell me, How Rss works with LDAP. I just change my
> authentication from sspi to ldap method and Rss is not working. Only
> works for that pages, where i write #acl All:read,write. Then it
> works. Even i gave the username and password to Feed-Reader.
So how does the feed reader gi
Hi once again,
can somebody tell me, How Rss works with LDAP. I just change my authentication
from sspi to ldap method and Rss is not working. Only works for that pages,
where i write #acl All:read,write. Then it works. Even i gave the username and
password to Feed-Reader.
thanks in advanc
> I was wondering if there is a config option to disable automatic link
> generation for CamelCase words?
There is a "nocamelcase" parser somewhere on the wiki (try ParserMarket and
search).
Try if it works for your moin version.
You could even set that as default parser (see HelpOnConfigurati
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