- thanks for the great wiki-project - I love it!
Just a question: is there a RawHtml-option (eg a plugin) in phpWiki: The idea is to allow raw HTML either on only on locked pages, or any else:
On a sidenote: this topic is mentioned here http://phpwiki.sourceforge.net/phpwiki/RawHtml
but there is no text that explaines the feature and possible implementations. The implementation of such a feature would be great: For me it would be ok to set restriction so that the editing of the html for users would be disabled;
So it would be no problem to me that the HTML parts of the wiki are not publically editable...
I haven't tried it yet if the new version of phpwiki 1.3.4 includes the features, but i am very very interested in this feature! So is it possible to implement raw html in any way: either locked pages so that the users are not able to edit the text in any form: that would fit my need and
suite very well:
my question is - is RAWHTML in Wiki possible?
hello all
- thanks for the great wiki-project - I love it!
Just a question: is there a RawHtml-option (eg a plugin) in phpWiki: The idea is to allow raw HTML either on only on locked pages, or any else:
On a sidenote: this topic is mentioned here http://phpwiki.sourceforge.net/phpwiki/RawHtml
but there is no text that explaines the feature and possible implementations. The implementation of such a feature would be great: For me it would be ok to set restriction so that the editing of the html for users would be disabled;
So it would be no problem to me that the HTML parts of the wiki are not publically editable...
I haven't tried it yet if the new version of phpwiki 1.3.4 includes the features, but i am very very interested in this feature! So is it possible to implement raw html in any way: either locked pages so that the users are not able to edit the text in any form: that would fit my need and
suite very well:
here a example of the rawHTML
http://www.uni-mainz.de/~pseelig/hyperlatex/hyperlatex.html
thanks for your help and for your answers -
floobee
- the wiki is one of the coolest web-apps i ever saw!
In the recent CVS versions of PhpWiki, the RawHtml plugin is enabled by default.
To use, you probably want to be using the "new markup" on the wiki-page in question, then you can include HTML
like this:
<?plugin RawHtml
<blink>Annoying blinky text.</blink>
?>
The HTML won't make it to the output unless the page is locked. (Thus only an administrator can edit/add raw HTML.)
(If it doesn't seem to be working, check the setting of ENABLE_RAW_HTML in your index.php.)
mille Grazie, many thanks i will try it out immitiately!!
thanks for all the great stuff
metabo