Hi all. I totally love PHPWiki after spending the last few days comparing the various Wiki's to each other. I've looked at MoinMoin, WikkiTikkiTavi, and UseMod.
I could never get MoinMoin configured on my server.
I like PHPWiki's added HTML functionality but am curious to hear if a cookie-type system is being considered for user functionality (UseMod has the best preferences system of them all, IMHO).
Anyway, thx much all. Have a good one!
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Hi all. I totally love PHPWiki after spending the last few days comparing the various Wiki's to each other. I've looked at MoinMoin, WikkiTikkiTavi, and UseMod.
I could never get MoinMoin configured on my server.
WikkiTikkiTavi is running at http://www.richmondfreewireless.org/tavi-0.20/index.php?page=RichmondFreeWireless
UseMod is running at http://www.richmondfreewireless.org/cgi-bin/wiki.pl (excuse the plagarizm; I wanted to see how the text would look)
PHPWiki is running at http://richmondfreewireless.org/phpwiki/ (same plagarizm)
I like PHPWiki's added HTML functionality but am curious to hear if a cookie-type system is being considered for user functionality (UseMod has the best preferences system of them all, IMHO).
Anyway, thx much all. Have a good one!
Yes, we are definitely adding user names, passwords, and permissions in the 1.3 development branch. Thanks for the input and the comparisons!
~swain
If you use an htaccess file , you can make
users have an identity and PHP wiki does the right thing.
I have added an authlib.php call which will
lookup a password and login in a database members table.
I use this for my class room.