Thanks Bradey and Marcel for your advice - nevertheless is was
difficult to get it work.
For the records:
1. For some reason some browsers (yes, IE is among them) cache the
favicon even when all temp Internet files are deleted and the browser
is restarted. I couldn't believe it, but when accessin
In the meantime I switched to moin.wsgi, enabled loggin, but still
remain on moin-1.8.1.
In the log I found the following:
2009-03-16 12:30:35,732 MoinMoin.session DEBUG got cookie with
session_name 'c___wr54aoftbp8ujobwp_z75rvixk8y'
2009-03-16 12:30:35,732 MoinMoin.session DEBUG starting session
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
Timo Sirainen schrieb:
> I have many shell scripts in my wiki listed like:
>
> {{{
> #!/bin/sh
> ..code..
> }}}
>
> After upgrading from v1.5.8 to v1.8.2 the #!/bin/sh lines are no longer
> visible. How would I get them back?
>
> (Please Cc: replies
On 3/16/09, k...@aplteam.com wrote:
> 1. For some reason some browsers (yes, IE is among them) cache the
> favicon even when all temp Internet files are deleted and the browser
> is restarted.
This is because the favicon is attached to the Favorites menu in IE
and some other browsers. To really re
That's the problem. I've done 1,2 and 4 and cannot do 3 because I havn't those.
To be precise, it is IE7+8 and Chrome. I havn't checked other IEs.
On Mon, Mar 16, 2009 at 4:33 PM, Gnarlodious
wrote:
> On 3/16/09, k...@aplteam.com wrote:
>
>> 1. For some reason some browsers (yes, IE is among the
Hello Fellow-MoinMoiners!
I was wondering if there is a difference in performance between
(1) <>
and
(2) <> ???
Does category search actually open the page and read until the last
line is reached in order to check the category? If so, then I presume
(2) is faster because checking the name
Dear Fellow-MoinMoiners,
most users are used to the double-click. However, MoinMoin behaves
somewhat weird, not fulfilling the user's expectations. I observed
the following with a couple of users new (and some already used to)
MoinMoin:
(1) A user reads a longer page.
(2) The user wants t
hi
Dr. Uwe Werner schrieb:
> Hello Fellow-MoinMoiners!
>
> I was wondering if there is a difference in performance between
>
> (1) <>
>
> and
>
> (2) <> ???
>
if you talk about xapian, I think there is no different, because all
keywords/data are stored in a indexes/database... but maybe some
hi there
Dr. Uwe Werner schrieb:
>
> User satisfaction would grow enormously if Moin was able position the
> cursor where the double click took place (or close by).
yes that would be great idea, but it seems to me quite difficult.
because a wiki pages can also contains macros, acl, pragam, co
I am aware of many possible intricate possibilities.
However,
(1) Many or most cases are simple without text substitution, right on
the page.
(2) No perfect location is necessary. The vicinity should be enough.
We all have a built-in pattern matcher. Once we are close enough, we
can find o
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