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Hallo,
Date: Fri, 03 Jan 2014 10:43:55 +0100 From: Oliver Betz
list...@gmx.net To: Pmwiki-users-de@pmichaud.com Subject: Re:
[pmwiki-users-de] Verschiedene Schreibweisen einer
Seite ergibt verschiedene Seiten
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michael paulukonis writes:
Two potential issues with moving to github:
1) the standard is to put issues onto github; this would mean there is both
github issues and PITS issues.
I've said this before, I do like PITS, this is the WikiWay, it is easy to
demonstrate a problem, to link to the
Is there any way to exclude Mini's thumbnails from (:attachlist:) markup?
http://www.pmwiki.org/wiki/Cookbook/Mini
http://www.pmwiki.org/wiki/PmWiki/PageDirectives#attachlist
(:attachlist:) does take a whitelist of extensions, but that wouldn't
remove thumbs.
-Michael Paulukonis
I just double-checked; the Issues section of a GitHub repo can be
deactivated, so the repo's reademe.md file could direct issues to go to
PITS.
The drawback, though, is that Issues and pull-requests are well-integrated.
Another bonus of GitHub -- each repo comes with its own wiki, a CMS-engine
Randy Brown writes:
PmForm seems to be creating a link to my profile page, uninvited. I see this
when I search for link=Profiles.MyProfile, even though I'm not aware of
having created such a link.
I have several pages interacting:
1. MyData: contains a pmform directive that uses MyTemplate
michael paulukonis writes:
Is there any way to exclude Mini's thumbnails from (:attachlist:) markup?
No. You may try some of the attachlist replacements or extensions in the
cookbook - and if you find one that suits you, edit the page
[[Site.UploadQuickReference]] and replace the
