AW: [Phpwiki-talk] phpWiki and postnuke at Daimonin

[Daimonin M. <in...@da...>]

> 
> I also use phpwiki embedded in PostNuke:
>   http://portal.opensta.org/faq.php
> Although I didn't initially set it up and have had to do a 
> bit of investigation to try to work out what it is.
> 
> Daimonin MMORPG wrote:
> > Hm, i thought the postnuke phpwiki port is known?
> > 
> > http://stuff.kling.nu/
> 
> This site just describes some patches to the postnuke port of phpwiki
> at:
>   http://sourceforge.net/projects/pn-modules/
> And this seems to be a patched version of phpwiki 1.3.x - 
> where x is something <4 .  I've not identified what actual 
> version it is yet, the text in the version would seem to 
> suggest it is x = 0 or 1 but I suspect it is later.  Has 
> anyone worked out what actual version this is...
> 
> I've recently updated PostNuke to 0.750a and although this 
> port mostly seems to work fine, it has broken one thing: the 
> author used to get set up to be the PN username if the user 
> was logged in, now it is always the IP address.  I'm trying 
> to track this down but if anyone has already worked this out 
> then please save me some time and drop me a hint.
> 
> I also found this more recent post of phpwiki for postnuke:
>   http://noc.postnuke.com/projects/pnphpwiki/
> based on phpwiki 1.3.8.  I haven't tried it but am interested 
> to hear any reports of success or otherwise with its use.
> 
> It seems that there's quite a few of us interested in using 
> phpwiki within postnuke, and yet all the ports seem pretty 
> abandoned...  it is good to hear the Reini has done work on 
> making it "native" - I'm sure with the obvious interest we 
> can volunteer some time to keep this updated with a the 
> current phpwiki once 1.3.11 is stable and released.  I know 
> I'm willing to give it some time - I ought to at least drop 
> my findings into the phpwiki Wiki...
> 
> Cheers
> /dan

I strongly agree to it.

What i can promise is, that people will get alot response from us
and the whole postnuke community. And the phpnuke people, because
there are easy interfaces for post->nuke stuff (even i don't care
about that CMS). Whatever you say about the CMS - the community 
is very big and demands a wiki since 2 years.

phpWiki is our core documentation and content generation core on our 
site and we got a 4000+ members in 8 weeks, constantly around 75-80
per day in the middle. 

That will increase heavily after we release (after half a year) the
new beta and we got ALOT questions around documentation and writing.

That *will* be generate some response and interest people want and
need here. ATM we can't give it - the hacked phpwiki is not usable for it.

All what i can say: The synergy effect will be a win to win situation for
both and that not just a empty phrase.

Michael Toennies
Daimonin MMORPG
http://www.daimonin.net