I'm running an e-learning site and need to know if PHPWiki will do the following:
1. Allow logged-in users to respond in writing to a posted question. Their response must include (1)the original question, (2) the users name, (3) the users written response.
2. I also need a place to add my (instructor's) comment.
3. I do NOT want other uses (class participants) to be able to edit an original posters (participant's) post (response to a question)
Thanks.
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I'm running an e-learning site and need to know if PHPWiki will do the following:
1. Allow logged-in users to respond in writing to a posted question. Their response must include (1)the original question, (2) the users name, (3) the users written response.
2. I also need a place to add my (instructor's) comment.
3. I do NOT want other uses (class participants) to be able to edit an original posters (participant's) post (response to a question)
Thanks.
I am not deeply familiar with Phpwiki, but I believe it cannot do what you want.
You might be able to do the following, tho:
- post questions as admin to a locked page
- Add the "WikiBlog" plugin to the page for others to post comments
Dan
Use a forum like phpBB (http://www.phpbb.com).
You really don't need a Wiki if you want to limit what a user can or cannot do.
Any generic forum software or maybe wakkawiki may help you.
wakkawiki is centered around comments only, and quite easy to customize.