Hi Petko,
> The skin is configured to use the "desktop" layout when the browser
> window is at least 50em large (about 800 CSS reference pixels, 16.9°,
> 0,295 rad), otherwise the "mobile" layout.
>
> This allows a large 5.5" HD smartphone 1920x1080px (and smaller ones) to
> display the "mobile"
Hi Petko,
>> Do you consider a "switch to standard view" option to get the sidebar
>> displayed permanently also on smaller devices? Other responsive designs
>> do so.
>
> Not at the top of my priority list. There is a feature in mobile
> browsers, at least in Firefox and Chrome: click on the "me
Hi Petko,
> In the last few days I've been working on the responsive skin for the
> core, based on the 2016 skin.[*]
great, thanks! I will have to check how to merge it with my old
customizations.
Do you consider a "switch to standard view" option to get the sidebar
displayed permanently also on
Hi,
when / under which circumstances does/should the IPTC recipe
https://tl.5ko.fr/M/IPTC display captions?
I don't remember exactly whether it behaved differently last year but
I think it displayed captions. In the mean, I updated PmWiki and
recipes and switched to a newer PHP version.
Oliver
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many thanks to all, I overlooked the if= section in the pagelist page,
sorry.
(:pagelist if="![ equal '{=$:foo}{=$:bar}' '']":)
works as I intended.
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Petko Yotov wrote:
> the recipe "HttpVariables" provides access to request strings
it doesn't offer a method to access have a get /or/ post parameter in a
single PTV as I had in:
$FmtPV['$foo'] = 'isset($_GET["foo"]) ? $_GET["foo"] : @$_POST["foo"]';
The markup {$!foo} is stated "might not be
Hello All,
how can I get a pagelist where at least one of the PTV "foo" or "bar"
are not empty?
TIA,
Oliver
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Hello All,
how can I get a page list of pages where at least one of the PTV "foo"
or "bar" are not empty?
TIA,
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htt
Petko Yotov wrote 2015-12-19:
>
> This message concerns you if your wiki creates custom page variables
> which get their values from request strings like the URL address of the
> page.
>
> The previously documented recommended way to sanitize such values can
> allow PHP code injection in some cas
o this would not work.
I use different target settings with PmForm, one has a
"saveto={$FullName}" in config.php.
I have to admit that I don't understand exactly the dependencies by
looking briefly at the construct. PmForm is not that easy to use and
not that verbosly doc
to redefine the $InputAttrs array
could you elaborate?
I'm using PmForm with PmWiki 2.2.45, I use (need) the "target"
attribute in forms, but I didn't "redefine the $InputAttrs array".
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review after changing a linking requirement.
It will be difficult to get "base lines". Copy the whole tree to
another group?
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used passwords to avoid replay attacks. Counter based OTP need to
store the new counter value.
With challenge/response systems, you need a suitable password
generator on your mobile device.
And: Since PmWiki uses PHP sessions for authentication, is it
vulnerable to session hijacking?
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Petko Yotov wrote:
>> I often use @ to show a condition, e.g. 3000rpm@230V or 15USD@10k
>> (pricing information at a given quantity).
>
>I've seen many people write an e-mail address without the mailto:
>protocol and their link does not work, and they don't know why and try
>to add brackets and
allow limited styling and organizing,
>unlike a full WYSIWYG editor. This is simpler to implement, use and
>maintain, but most importantly, different pages will look consistently
>similar which wouldn't be the case if everyone was allowed to use any
>font, color, style and size of any word they type.
agreed.
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with different numbers ranging from 1 to 5.
As far as I see, PmWiki doesn't use the "version" parameter. Can
anybody imagine where such links could come from?
TIA,
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"Patrick R. Michaud" wrote:
[...]
>Also, there might be some attachment files referenced by [[http://... ]]
>links instead of Attach: .
Not to forget "Mini"!
>I'd suggest developing a mechanism (recipe, likely) that scans
>a set of pages to generate attachment links, then generate a table
>cros
Petko Yotov wrote:
>No, while it is possible to try defining form element attributes with a
>dash, the current implementation of InputToHTML() calling ParseArgs()
>ignores those.
>
>I'll add the dash as an allowed character in form attributes for the next
>version. Then it will be possible t
Hello All,
ist there a simple way to set the character set used in a form?
TIA,
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John Rankin wrote:
[...]
>How did you envisage a client-side solution would work? For example, the
>recipe could easily generate suitable html, which you could save for
>further local processing. I do this for testing the skin and css anyway.
exactly, the key is "suitable HTML". I made some ex
John Rankin wrote:
[...]
>Is this of interest to others and if so, would anyone like to help test
>it? In particular, the CSS needs testing and refining with a range of
ys, I'm alsways looking for an "offline" version of my personal wiki.
>inputs. Testers would need:
>
>- time and patience (i
er a finite time, I
wouldn't try this with WordPress or MediaWiki.
Oliver
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.php contains code for "e_resetbutton", does anybody know
>> what it is good for?
>
>If a "reset" button is pressed, all form fields are reset to their default
>content (before any changes).
Thanks, I should have looked at forms.php before asking.
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Hi All,
http://www.pmwiki.org/wiki/Cookbook/PreviewChanges is very useful to
see the changes during complex edits.
But I'm afraid that novice users can be confused by this (seldom used)
information.
And with a large number of diffs, the preview is shifted down so you
have to scroll more.
Theref
change the forms immediately, based on some form
selection, without submitting the form?
I guess you need JavaScript for this. That's beyond my knowledge.
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;master" installation with all cookbooks installed,
simply sync it with the targets.
I operate several PmWiki installations, my personal web site, two club
sites and my employer's web site. It's not so hard.
After all, you don't _need_ to update PmWiki very often. Not every
release
p of high school students with
>limited technical experience but good potential, what would you say are its
>top advantages as compared with WP?
I know you mean the advantage for the students, but the advantage for
you is that you will learn about the students. The clever ones will
s
))
{$TmplFmt[$ps][] = "";}
(a better name for the TmplDisplay flag should be chosen)
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y solution
resulted a bit from guessing.
I hope this helps as a starting point.
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Hi All,
not really important, more out of curiosity: Is there a simple way to
suppress the HTML comments from the template directives?
For example etc.
TIA,
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Peter Bowers wrote:
>> I'd like to have a two-way
>> sync between a local installation of pmwiki on my Macbook and my
>> "real" wiki. I'd prefer to sync the whole wiki, not just a group.
>
>I don't use mac, so take this with a grain of salt, but a quick stroll
>through google-land seems to indicat
"Patrick R. Michaud" wrote:
[...]
>Storing data and metadata in a single file was a very conscious
>design choice in PmWiki -- I wanted pages to be well encapsulated
>and didn't want to ever have to worry about them getting out-of-sync.
It is safe and easy to handle, e.g. when moving, copying,
Hello Philippe,
please don't start a new thread by replying to some mail and changing
the subject. In my environment, your mail is displayed in the "Apache
2.4 htaccess" thread hierarchy.
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Petko Yotov wrote:
[...]
>In the mean time, I'm not overly worried because the old .htaccess
>protection does not allow access to the protected files with the new version
>of Apache.
thanks for the investigation!
I didn't consider access_compat_module, and if somebody gets a hard
error, he
Hello All,
currently PmWiki uses
Order Deny,Allow
Deny from all
as default .htaccess in several writeable directories.
As far as I see, Apache 2.4 doesn't support this notation.
Is the default behaviour of Apache 2.4 safe enough or should there be
specific entries?
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Petko Yotov wrote:
>Hello. PmWiki version 2.2.56 was published today, and is available at:
is pmwiki.php UTF8-encoded intentionally?
If it's needed (lines 967, 968), will a non-UTF8-system handle it
without problems?
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>
>I get the wiki, but without skin
if you use chdir, you need to adjust $PubDirUrl, PmWiki doesn't guess
it automatically (I don't know whether it would be possible).
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Petko Yotov wrote:
[...]
>When someone upgrades from an old version, the core documentation gets
>updated too, but only existing and new pages. If a page was removed from the
>distribution and someone upgrades, they will still have the old page in
>their wikilib.d directory, with the old co
michael paulukonis wrote:
>If I put SetTmplDisplay('PageLeftFmt', 0) in config or the skin, it ALWAYS
>surpresses the left-content.
>
>I would like it to be suppressed when the (:noleft:) markup is present on
>the page, or in the header.
>Now, SiteHeader would suggest it is almost always present,
Petko Yotov wrote:
>Oliver Betz writes:
>> A "search" would be simple but I'm afraid it's an expensive operation.
>> IIRC, links are cached so "backlinks" are faster?
>
>A search for terms (words) should be about as fast as a search for backlin
Hello all,
just collecting ideas:
The "Reorganizing our Wiki" thread reminded me that I wanted to
investigate simple methods to generate permalinks or canonical URLs
with PmWiki.
A "search" would be simple but I'm afraid it's an expensive operation.
IIRC, links are cached so "backlinks" are fas
Tamara Temple wrote:
[...]
>http://www.pmwiki.org/wiki/Cookbook/GoogleAnalytics
>
>Even if you are using something besides Google Analytics, use the recipe
>as a guide to insert the code you need to track web stats the way you
>want to.
>
>The info on using Piwik javascript tracking in a fashion
Petko Yotov wrote:
[...]
>> Any idea whether that's useful in terms of performance, and which
>> scripts should be disabled or kept?
>
>It will be only slightly faster to disable the scripts that are not needed:
thanks for commenting the entries!
[...]
>But what would be faster is to enable pa
Hello All,
when using PmWiki as CMS, several scripts are not needed for the
"guest" view of the page, e.g. simuledit.php, draft.php, author.php,
blocklist.php...
Loading of many scripts can be disabled by setting the according
variables used by stdconfig.php.
Any idea whether that's useful in te
Lars Eignner wrote:
[...]
>What you really want, I think, is extra space between tables. Do that by
>styling extra bottom margin for the first table and extra top margin for the
>second table. Examples of how to add styles to tables are given in
My solution is now a general rule in CSS:
table
given in
>PmWiki/Tables. Perhaps:
>
>||border=1 style="margin-bottom: 0.5em;"
I think I will try to get a general CSS rule to get vertical space
between tables.
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to control it with Wiki markup. Sorry for causing unneeded work,
Petko!
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Hi all,
is anybody using $HTMLVSpace = ''; and knows how to get a between
two tables separated by empty lines in Wiki markup?
For example, this markup:
|| border=1
|| cell 1 || cell 2 ||
|| cell 1 || cell 2 ||
|| border=1
|| cell 1 || cell 2 ||
|| cell 1 || cell 2 ||
should result in two tab
t", and "pmwiki-2.2.49.zip". :-)
I know, and I don't suggest it as a general measure.
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mWiki interface,
>add to config.php such a line:
>
> $UploadBlacklist = array('.php', '.pl', '.cgi');
another possibility is to disallow file names with more than one dot.
Even more restrictive but it would repair the whitelist approach.
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orrect?
I think it would be a good idea to include also a warning in
sample-config.php about disabling script execution by .htaccess if
$EnableDirectDownload is set.
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Asking the hosting provider is also a good idea but doesn't guarantee
a good answer (BTDT, sadly the most expensive hosting I checked).
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Dennis Knight wrote:
>Here's a link to some advice that I find works for me.
>
>http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8414840/prevent-upload-php-script-to-be-executed
thanks, but I think the options offered are somewhat crude and my
approach is safer.
Oliver
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BTW: I asked in the apache user mailing list about "Options -ExecCGI"
and "SetHandler default-handler" but didn't get any reply.
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er" works also for script languages running
as module.
Before I add this information to the PmWiki documentation, I would
appreciate comments from people with better Apache knowledge.
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Hello all,
is
(:if date ..{(ftime "+3 month" %F)} {$:myptvdate}:)
the easiest way to check whether a date in a PTV expires in the next
three months?
TIA,
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Petko Yotov wrote:
[...]
>This version enables tooltip titles in links to anchors in the same page,
Great, thanks! An easy way to provide a short help tooltip and a link
to a longer help.
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rouble with my "Uploaded files world
readable!?" posting.
If permissions are the problem for Thomas, it would be interesting to
learn more about the server configuration.
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Petko Yotov wrote:
>> http://www.pmwiki.org/wiki/PmWiki/Images-Talk and
>> http://www.pmwiki.org/wiki/Cookbook/Mini tell me that I have to write
>> Attach:Groupname./image.jpeg or Mini:Group./picture.jpg to access
>> files in another group, i.e. with a dot before the slash.
>>
>> But seemingly it
prPlus by DFaure
(corrected to $MarkupExpr['mod'] = '0 + ($args[0] % $args[1])';)
Thanks, works!
I already thought about modulo or division but was seemingly too
stupid to use the search function.
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repeating certain elements every N entries of a page list would be
nice e.g. for table headers.
Ist there a simple way to get this?
TIA,
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Hello All,
http://www.pmwiki.org/wiki/PmWiki/Images-Talk and
http://www.pmwiki.org/wiki/Cookbook/Mini tell me that I have to write
Attach:Groupname./image.jpeg or Mini:Group./picture.jpg to access
files in another group, i.e. with a dot before the slash.
But seemingly it works also without the do
"Paolo Z." wrote:
>I'm sorry but I can't quite understand I'm searching some info about
>GroupHeader and GroupFooter
Enter GroupHeader and GroupFooter in the search box at pmwiki.org ->
http://www.pmwiki.org/wiki/PmWiki/SpecialPages
http://www.pmwiki.org/wiki/PmWiki/GroupHeaders
>For example let
Lars Eighner wrote:
BTW: Strange, this message didn't show up im gmane, and also my reply
to Petko was not distributed over the list. A gmane or a PmWiki list
problem?
> > is it true that anchor links can't have a link title resulting in a
> > tooltip?
>
> No. Place the title (which is what ma
ginal idea with
the tooltips.
But if there is no reason against it, and if it's not too much work, I
think it would be nice to have also anchor links to the current page
behaving like other links.
Thanks for your permanent effort to improve PmWiki, Petko!
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Hello All,
is it true that anchor links can't have a link title resulting in a
tooltip?
If yes: Is there a reason?
TIA,
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r and GroupFooter to add content.
You can use a certain naming scheme e.g. {*$FullName}-Protected to
have page specific content added.
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could try to understand it. That's no more
"simple" but interesting.
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'useform']) ? $_GET['useform'] : @$_POST['useform'];
I don't know why I didn't use the obvious, thanks for the reminder.
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>> $FmtPV.
>
>in which scope do you want to use the value at the specific index?
sorry, I don't understand.
I want a page variable "useform" containing the get _or_ post
parameter "useform". Not so important, though.
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>fyi array_merge() is available in PHP 4 and PHP 5.
but the member selection as written above is only available in 5.4, if
I understand correctly. This enables me to avoid a helper function for
$FmtPV.
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Hello all,
ist there a simple way to hide page text variables in (:name:value:)
form from edits?
Thanks in advance,
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o not use $_REQUEST instead of $_GET/$_POST?
$_REQUEST contains also cookie data, doesn't it? I want to avoid
unwanted effects.
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} :)
(:template defaults successpage="{$$saveto}" :)
(:template require if="!exists {$$xgroup}.{$$xname}" errmsg="Page
[[{$$xname}]] already exists!":)
Unfortunately [[{$$xname}]] doesn't show up as link.
Is this intended?
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dden form parameter and extend
the $FmtPV code to add also post parameters.
BTW: Is there a simple way to get something like
array_merge($_GET, $_POST)["useform"];
in PHP older than 5.4?
Excuse my ignorance, I'm a "plain old C" programmer.
Nevertheless I would
be no easy way to select the target page depending
on the status:
* post successful -> return to the "no form" page
* post canceled by user -> return to the "no form" page
* post with errors -> return to the form
Maybe I'm missign
issions with 0004 doesn't give
other customers access to my files.
I don't yet know how it works at the other hosting service where
Apache is in the same group as the customer accounts. Unless I missed
something, the solution with "other" rights for Apache seems smarter
Hello Petko,
hello Patrick,
thanks for the clarification.
I also think it's not suitable to change the current behaviour.
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his should be changed in a future PmWiki release to get
consistent results?
Shall I create a PITS entry?
Oliver
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Is this suitable / intended?
>
>2. In a cell with more than one paragraph, the first "paragraph" has
>no tags if the text is in the same line as the (:cell:) directive:
>
>(:table:)
>(:cell:)Without
>
>But second paragraph is in
>(:cell:)...
>(:tableend:)
lexity to the script.
Other tests might be time consuming - I don't know.
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environments.
Maybe it's an interesting option for the Site Analyzer to check the
permissions set by default and needed for PHP and web server.
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ustomers account.
If I understand correctly, other customers on the same server can
therefore not only read files written by PmWiki but also write them if
they can guess the file path.
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posting through gmane seemingly doesn't work, so I send a third reply
via mail. Apologies if the other two mails arrive later.
Patrick R. Michaud wrote:
> > upload.php uses "fixperms($filepath,0444);", therefore uploaded files
> > get world read access, correct?
> > Why is this needed?
>
> Shor
t
makes the files readable for all other customers on the same server.
My original question is: Why is the additional/unconditional 0444
"$add" parameter present in upload.php?
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the account owner has sufficient permission to access
>the file.
>
>Longer answer: Some PHP installations run programs under a
[...]
I think I understood the general intention of fixperms, but the
question is, why upload.php _generally_ adds 0444.
That's IMO not in the sense
server (and the FTP server) use the same user ID. As far as I see,
fixperms without "add" wouldn't add any bits, correct?
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te with a public area for visitors and a members
>> area. After login, members want to see the members news.
(would you mind to snip signature and mailing list footer in replies?)
>That's a neat idea.
>
>How are you managing registrations and such?
A simple password for mos
requires admin privileges).
so simple, thanks.
I was somewhat focused on not revealing the internal place, but that's
not important.
Oliver
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area. After login, members want to see the members news.
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Hello All,
how can I redirect to a specific page after a successful login?
TIA,
Oliver
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rue".
>
>Actually, the variable $GLOBALS['TmplDisplay']['PageLeftFmt'] is not yet
>defined when your skin.php file is loaded, because the wikitext has not yet
>been processed.
that's what I guessed, thanks for the confirmation.
I will
Hello Hans,
[...]
>But you could try something like this:
>(:noleft:) via the core definition will set variable
>
>$GLOBALS['TmplDisplay']['PageLeftFmt'] = 0;
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>so you could check for that in your skin.php to trigger your style
>injections:
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>if ($GLOBALS['TmplDisplay']['PageLeftFmt']==0)
> {
sh...@joshleepictures.com wrote:
>And you cannot do that with Markup('yourmarkupname', 'directives',
>'/\\(:noleft:\\)/ei', "YourFunctionThatTriggersWhateverYouNeed()"); ?
in current PmWiki these are already defined in the core so I hesitate
to redefine them. There should be a cleaner way.
Oli
tivated to
inject a CSS rule in the HTML (via $HTMLStylesFmt[]).
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Hello All,
http://www.pmwiki.org/wiki/Cookbook/RemovingLeftContent is marked
obsolete.
What is the right way to check for excluded sections like (:noleft:)
to change CSS styles accordingly?
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paragraph, the first "paragraph" has
no tags if the text is in the same line as the (:cell:) directive:
(:table:)
(:cell:)Without
But second paragraph is in
(:cell:)...
(:tableend:)
IMO that's not clean, both text portions should be .
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