* Kurt Yoder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I am creating a php site that will eventually include a wiki. The twist
> is that visitors to my site will each be able to create their own
> sections. Each section should have its own wiki, completely independent
> of all the other wikis. I could of course code up my own wiki from
> scratch, but would prefer not to have to re-invent the wheel.
>
> I have found many wiki implementations that are "full-blown"
> applications. Has anyone seen a wiki implementation that is more
> "integration friendly"? Ideally, a wiki could be created, accessed, and
> displayed as an object so that I could completely encapsulate it within
> my own code. This would give me complete control over url's, look and
> feel, etc.
PEAR's Text_Wiki class can be used to do the WikiText -> HTML
translation (and vice versa); it wouldn't be difficult to write an
object around that class to handle storage and data retrieval. (I've
actually been planning on something like that for use with my
Cgiapp.class.php project -- http://freshmeat.net/projects/cgiapp).
Other than that -- the only PHP-based wikis I've seen all act as their
own application and are not encapsulation friendly.
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