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RAWHTML in phpWiki - possible ?!

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2003-05-12
2012-10-11
  • martin kaspar

    martin kaspar - 2003-05-12

    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!

     
    • Geoffrey T. Dairiki

      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.)

       
      • martin kaspar

        martin kaspar - 2003-05-13

        mille Grazie, many thanks i will try it out immitiately!!

        thanks for  all the great stuff

        metabo

         

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