Re: [Phpwiki-talk] complex project using Wiki

[Adam S. <ad...@pe...>]

Access rights basically go against the entire philosophy of "wiki".=20
However TWiki has implemented most of (or perhaps more then) what you
need and should be usable for what you want (if you don't mind a perl
implementation instead of php).

Otherwise you'll have to hack phpwiki into doing what you want.  You
might want to read back through the archives, a couple people have
already made all the changes you require to phpwiki but I don't belive
they ever posted diff's.

Adam.

On Fri, 2002-07-05 at 02:17, Jea...@gr... wrote:
> hi,
> for a university project, I have to set up a web site which=20
> is, for certain sections automatically built using PHP/MySQL,=20
> and, on certain other sections, open to modifications by=20
> professors for their students.
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> The professors don't want to learn HTMl and they want to=20
> update the content of their pages directly on the web. Of=20
> course, each professor is responsible for the content of one=20
> or two pages, and the students can't update them !
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> Wiki seems to be a perfect tool for the update of these pages,=20
> but I have 2 questions :
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> * How can I set up the rights the modifiy each page (page "1"=20
> can be edited by this man, page "2" by this other man, ...) ?
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> * I don't want the professors to change the menu of the pages=20
> on the top or on the left. How can I build a web page where=20
> only a part can be edited with Wiki ?
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> Thanks very much for your answers !
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