phpwiki-talk

[Phpwiki-talk] <?plugin > executing twice ???

[g.p.ciceri <gp....@ac...>]

Hi all,
sorry if this is already a FAQ.
I'm using phpwiki 1.3.3., and I'm having the following behaviour:
when I add a page that uses a <?plugin ... ?> it seems to me that
the plugin is executed twice (I've added a tracing statement
at the beginning of the run() plugin method)

trigger_error("About to run", E_USER_NOTICE);

For example, the backlinks plugin shows this behaviour, and the info
plugin too: but when you call the info outside of the page, all is o.k.

Any Clue ???
Best Regards

/gp

[Phpwiki-talk] Features to do base on phpwiki

[Samphan R. <sa...@th...>]

Hi,

We use wiki to collarboratively build documents about
the free software philosophy and open-source development
model. After a short period of test drive, we find that
improvement need to be done to match our requirements.

- two views :
	- public (static web)
	e.g. http://opensource.thai.net/pub.php/OpenSourceDefinition
	- wiki
	e.g. http://opensource.thai.net/wiki.php/OpenSourceDefinition
- three level of users
	- anonymous (can read and discuss)
	- user (can also edit)
	- moderator (can select a wiki page to public)

This is a departure from the wiki philosophy but we need it
because we have to make documents that can be referenced
from the public (e.g. the Thai translation of GPL) and
also let anyone asks (what clause #1 mean?) and discusses
(clause #1 traslation is misleading).

We think that we need to implement the folowing :-
- user authentication, thru phpnuke, which is elsed elsewhere on
   the same website
- link wiki pages with phpnuke's News module to allow easy threaded
   discussions w/o wiki editing knowledge
- UI for moderation, e.g. a button that flag that this version is
   moderated so pub.php will show it
- pub.php to show only the latest moderated version of any page

Any advice?

-- 
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Samphan Raruenrom
Information Research and Development Division,
National Electronics and Computer Technology Center, Thailand.
http://www.nectec.or.th/home/index.html

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[Phpwiki-talk] Unable to edit or login

[Chris K. <ch...@te...>]

I have set up a phpWiki site on a server hosted by ClaraNet, and using 
their mySQL server.

Starting from scratch, everything seemed to go fine. The pages for a 
virgin phpwiki were copied into the database. The  hit counter for pages 
gets updated when I view pages. This suggests that I have the correct 
database permissions. mySQL tells me:

+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| Grants for 
phpwiki@%                                                          |
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| GRANT USAGE ON *.* TO 'phpwiki'@'%' IDENTIFIED BY PASSWORD 
'2c6acbbc4de6173f' |
| GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON phpwiki.* TO 
'phpwiki'@'%'                            |
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------+

The problem comes when I try to edit pages. The edit view comes up fine, 
but if I click on the 'preview' or 'save' buttons, or try and log in, I 
go straight back to the edit view as it was *before* I made any changes.

If you want to see it failing, have a look at  
http://www.teaminabox.co.uk/wiki/

I really want to use phpWiki for this, but if I can't I'm going to have 
to go for one of the more basic ones.

Any help or suggestions will be very welcome

Chris

[Phpwiki-talk] error manager problem and possible migration to 1.3.3

[Tara S. <te...@cl...>]

Hi,

after trying to stick an include in my wiki template, I get this warning =

error (plastered all over the page):

Warning: The call_user_method() function is deprecated, use the=20
call_user_func variety with the array(&$obj, "method") syntax instead in =

/home/tara/public_html/spirolattic/lib/ErrorManager.php on line 138

suggestions for fixes?

Other than that, I'm considering an upgrade to 1.3.3 (I think I have=20
1.3.0) - can anybody tell me if it's really worth it, and how much of a=20
hassle the migration would be? (using mysql, and very customized template=
s)

Thanks in advance,

Steph
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Re: [Phpwiki-talk] login

[Jeff D. <da...@da...>]

On Thu, 11 Jul 2002 14:57:28 -0700
"Daniel Bondurant" <bo...@io...> wrote:

> I've tried to create an account on the phpwiki demo site, but I can't
> seem to do it.
> Also tried on a few live sites, but doen't work there either.  Am I
> missing something?

When you hit the "SignIn" button, a username/password prompt window should
pop up.  Enter a wikiword like "DanielBondurant" (without the quotes) for
the username, and leave the password blank.

Since this process uses HTTP authentication to prompt for the
username/password, it is somewhat browser dependent.   If it doesn't work
as advertised, it may be due to interactions with your browser.

[PhpWiki 1.3.3 doesn't uses regular HTML forms rather than HTTP
authentication to prompt for the username (& password).]

[Phpwiki-talk] login

[Daniel B. <bo...@io...>]

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[Phpwiki-talk] Re: phptwiki/mysql question

[Matt P. <pi...@kp...>]

Thanks, for finding my simple problem!
Matt
Jos...@Us... writes: 

> 
> Hi Matt it looks like your problem is here: 
> 
> 'prefix' => 'phpwiki_', 
> 
> in order to use that  all your tables will need to be like 
> 
> phpwiki_link instead of just link 
> 
> or set the prefix to  '' and it should be fine. 
> 
> Hope that helps. 
> 
> 
> Josh Cooper
> Database Administrator
> United States Aluminum
> Phone: 1-800-627-6440 X590
> Efax:  1-928-396-4827 
> 
>  
> 
 

Re: [Phpwiki-talk] phptwiki/mysql question

[<Jos...@Us...>]

Hi Matt it looks like your problem is here:

'prefix' => 'phpwiki_',

in order to use that  all your tables will need to be like

phpwiki_link instead of just link

or set the prefix to  '' and it should be fine.

Hope that helps.


Josh Cooper
Database Administrator
United States Aluminum
Phone: 1-800-627-6440 X590
Efax:  1-928-396-4827

[Phpwiki-talk] phptwiki/mysql question

[Matt P. <pi...@kp...>]

I just installed phptwiki 1.3.3 and did the setup according to the INSTALL 
and INSTALL.mysql documents.  When I access index.php via a webbrowser I get 
the following error:
lib/WikiDB/backend/PearDB.php:680: Fatal[256]: wikidb_backend_mysql: fatal 
database error 

 -------
Fatal PhpWiki Error
lib/WikiDB/backend/PearDB.php:680: Fatal[256]: wikidb_backend_mysql: fatal 
database error 

DB Error: no such table
(LOCK TABLES phpwiki_page WRITE,phpwiki_version WRITE,phpwiki_link 
WRITE,phpwiki_recent WRITE,phpwiki_nonempty WRITE [nativecode=Table 
'phpwiki.phpwiki_page' doesn't exist])
 --------
To me it looks like it is trying to access a table that does not exist.
I added the tables to mysql db by using the schema that came with phptwiki. 

mysql> use phpwiki;
Database changed
mysql> show tables;
+-------------------+
| Tables_in_phpwiki |
+-------------------+
| link              |
| nonempty          |
| page              |
| recent            |
| version           |
+-------------------+
5 rows in set (0.00 sec) 

Here is the pertinant portion of my index.php file:
$DBParams = array(
  'dbtype' => 'SQL',
  'dsn' => 'mysql://wikiuser:wikiuser@localhost/phpwiki',
  'prefix' => 'phpwiki_',
); 

Anyone able to help me out?
Thanks,
Matt

[Phpwiki-talk] probs in install

[nagendra p. <tn_...@re...>]

hi ,
i have downloaded phpwiki-1.3.3 version & unzippwed in my linux 
box (rh7.2,php4.2,mysql,apache).
i have edited index.php in the directory to suit my needs.
Thenm when i go to browser & say http://localhost/phpwiki/

looks it goes to index.php & it says

Parse error: parse error, expecting `')'' in 
/var/www/html/pnRK/phpwiki/index.php on line 203

line 203 is --> mysql://root:@localhost/dbname

if i add quotes at begoining & at end it goes& proceeds & then 
goees to line num ber 219 with same error
Parse error: parse error, expecting `')'' in 
/var/www/html/pnRK/phpwiki/index.php on line 219

i don't understand what to do,
by default when i unzipped the files & looked the index.php ,line 
number 203 --
mysql://root:@localhost/dbname --didn't have any quotes
plz help me
badly stuck,
tnx prasad
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Re: [Phpwiki-talk] Stuck on first page?

[Patrik W. <pa...@bl...>]

On Mon, 2002-07-08 at 11:23, John Kershaw wrote:
> Hi all,
> 
> I've had a couple of 'complaints' lately that my phpwiki sites aren't 
> working. The users get to the front page, but any link they click 
> goes nowhere (or justs reloads the front page - not sure).
> 
> They're both using Internet Explorer. One guy downloaded Netscape to 
> test it, it worked as expected. Then he tried again in IE and all was 
> well. Weirdsville!
> 
> Anyone seen this? Anyone comment on what/why it's happening?

I have seen it, and if you check the apache error log you will see that
PHP is segfaulting like this:

[Mon Jul  8 11:30:00 2002] [notice] child pid 3485 exit signal
Segmentation fault (11)

Very bad. I haven't really figured out what is happening. I am running
PHP 4.2.1.

My older phpwiki installation (1.2 I think) on the same machine is
working fine.

-- 
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[Phpwiki-talk] Stuck on first page?

[John K. <jo...@ke...>]

Hi all,

I've had a couple of 'complaints' lately that my phpwiki sites aren't 
working. The users get to the front page, but any link they click 
goes nowhere (or justs reloads the front page - not sure).

They're both using Internet Explorer. One guy downloaded Netscape to 
test it, it worked as expected. Then he tried again in IE and all was 
well. Weirdsville!

Anyone seen this? Anyone comment on what/why it's happening?

John.
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[Phpwiki-talk] cosmetic error

[Tobias W. <to...@ce...>]

Hi,
if InterWikiMap is read from a file phpWiki 1.3.3 not only display a 
warning at the end of each page but also at the top:

phpwiki/lib/PageType.php:157: Warning[2]: Invalid argument supplied for 
foreach()

This kind of thing *usually* indicates missing range checks ;-)

Re: [Phpwiki-talk] problem description: netscape cannot edit

[Reini U. <ru...@x-...>]

Carsten Klapp schrieb:
> I found 3 missing quotes in the javascript code but it was in "browse.html"
> . There were a couple xhtml errors on "editpage.html" but this is probably
> not the cause of the problem either.
> Anyway I just checked in new "browse.html", "editpage.html" and
> "lib/Toolbar.php" to fix these errors.
> Carsten
> 
> On Thursday, January 10, 2002, at 03:55  pm, Reini Urban wrote:
> 
> > No. No php error. it just hangs and then times out. the db is updated, so
> > I think it's just an html error, in which netscape is very sensible.
> > IE usually displays broken html code, but netscape not that often.
> >
> > I cannot debug it on the jscript console, so I think it's after the
> > redirect.
> > I also tried:
> >
> > rurban@REINI /cygdrive/r/php/phpwiki-dev/phpwiki/templates/
> > $ diff -u editpage.html~ editpage.html
> > --- editpage.html~      Thu Jan 10 20:04:20 2002
> > +++ editpage.html       Thu Jan 10 21:34:39 2002
> > @@ -30,7 +30,7 @@
> >   * a redirect from a page to itself.)
> >   */ ?>
> >
> > -<form method="post" action="${BROWSE}EditPage" accept-charset="${CHARSET}
> > ">
> > +<form method="post" action="${ACTION}edit" accept-charset="${CHARSET}">
> >  <textarea class="wikiedit"
> >            name="content"
> >            rows="${EDIT_AREA_HEIGHT}"
> > but this doesn't fix it.

not this but probably some other minor fix. now it works. 
much slower than on IE and on previous phpwiki's with netscape, but it works.

I commited my german translation fixes, but we did it the same time. 
Can you do a cvs up and rebuild it again, please?
-- 
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[Phpwiki-talk] newbie to wiki

[nagendra p. <tn_...@re...>]

hi ,
i'm a newbie to phpwiki.
i have downloaded the phpwiki-1.3.3.tar.gz & untarred on my linux 
box.(rh7.2/php4.0.6-12/mysql/apache)
i ahve mede the necessary changes in theindex.php file in the 
/phpwiki/index.php .
then what am i supposed to do.
i have run the index.php on browser & it gives errors in the 
line
  mysql://root:@localhost/mydb
i don't have nay ppwd & uname for the mysql DB  is root.
i doubt if i'm going on the right path.
am i supposed to run the phpwiki/index.php or anything else.?
plz respond me.
i am in trouble
tnx
prasad
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Re: [Phpwiki-talk] complex project using Wiki

[Sandino A. <sa...@sa...>]

"Jea...@gr..." wrote:

> * How can I set up the rights the modifiy each page (page "1"
> can be edited by this man, page "2" by this other man, ...) ?
>
> * I don't want the professors to change the menu of the pages
> on the top or on the left. How can I build a web page where
> only a part can be edited with Wiki ?
>

First idea.
You can take the WikiCode parser and the WikiCode editor and paste them
into a content manager which provides the access control functionality.

Second idea.
You can have 2 different PhpWiki applications running on different sites
using the same database.
The first one is for professors, you can control the access with a
combination of .htaccess and .htpasswd files.
The second one is for students. In this one you need to hack PhpWiki to
disable the edit functionality.

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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.
>=20
> 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 !
>=20
> Wiki seems to be a perfect tool for the update of these pages,=20
> but I have 2 questions :
>=20
> * 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, ...) ?
>=20
> * 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 ?
>=20
> Thanks very much for your answers !
>=20
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[Phpwiki-talk] hosted isp configuration: connecting to mysql

[Hank F. <ha...@pr...>]

Hi all,

I'm using a hosted configuration, a pretty standard RH ISP install.

I've created a MySQL database, phpwiki, and a user to access that
database, wikiuser.  According to my ISP, they are to be referenced as
prosys_phpwiki and prosys_wikiuser, respectively.  In addition, the ISP
says the database is at localhost.  So, my dns line in index.php is:

   'dsn' =>
'mysql://prosys_wikiuser:<password>@localhost/prosys_phpwiki'

This is the error I'm getting from running the wiki:

( [nativecode=Access denied for user: 'prosys_wikiuser@localhost' to
database 'prosys_phpwiki'] **
mysql://prosys_wikiuser:XXXXXXXX@localhost/prosys_phpwiki) 

I've deleted and remade the user, in order to check whether a password
misspelling was at fault.

TIA for any hints on where to look,

Hank Fay

[Phpwiki-talk] Adding users to a PhpWiki

[Asheesh L. <as...@as...>]

I have set up a CVS PhpWiki at http://beta.asheesh.org.  Running on PHP
4.1.2 and MySQL 3.23.51, it's working fine.

I have disabled ALLOW_BOGO_LOGIN and enabled REQUIRE_SIGNIN_BEFORE_EDIT,
which leaves me with one user: the Administrator.

How do I add others?  I want to add other valid usernames to let others
collaborate, but only those who register an email address.

-- Asheesh.

Re: [Phpwiki-talk] complex project using Wiki

[Asheesh L. <as...@as...>]

Could you set up a separate PHPWiki for each professor, giving him admin
access, denying BogoUserId, and requiring signin before edit?  You don't
seem to need collaboration, so there's no particular need for the Wikis to
be joined.

To address the only-some-parts-editable, write a template that includes
navigation (basing it on Sidebar would seem reasonable).  Wiki users
cannot edit the template.

-- Asheesh.

[Phpwiki-talk] complex project using Wiki

[<Jea...@gr...>]

hi,
for a university project, I have to set up a web site which 
is, for certain sections automatically built using PHP/MySQL, 
and, on certain other sections, open to modifications by 
professors for their students.

The professors don't want to learn HTMl and they want to 
update the content of their pages directly on the web. Of 
course, each professor is responsible for the content of one 
or two pages, and the students can't update them !

Wiki seems to be a perfect tool for the update of these pages, 
but I have 2 questions :

* How can I set up the rights the modifiy each page (page "1" 
can be edited by this man, page "2" by this other man, ...) ?

* I don't want the professors to change the menu of the pages 
on the top or on the left. How can I build a web page where 
only a part can be edited with Wiki ?

Thanks very much for your answers !

 

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Re: [Phpwiki-talk] users

[Aaron P. <alp...@ws...>]

My view on the philosiphy of wiki, is that you are not supposed to control
the users... let versioning handle vandalism problems.  Also, I am
considering creating a branching wiki, with moderation and subscription
system. (more below)

That said

(easiest hack... probably not the "right" way)
I would consider adding a field to the edit page that asks for a password.

I would have the password hard coded in the recieving script, and compare
the submited password with the other password, and accept or reject the
changes based on comparing those strings.

To have it switch between everybody editable and su edititable, you could
have a check box field, and if checked, and the password is valid, it
becomes locked, the unchecked and password  valid unlocked.

To store locked or unlocked data, you could probably add another field to
the database... or hack somethign togerther with a flat file... or, have a
special string start the wiki page that forces it to be locked. (you can
omit, or set the checkbox with this string)  Then... session data...
/security..

You would have to re read the stored file to check to see if it is actually
locked or not, you would not be able to upload the form to the user.. and
have them change the locked keyword that  starts the page, and have the lock
check be based on user submited information.

Check out www.faqts.com  they have a moderation system... but not
subscription...  I'm compiling ideas for it, and am slowly learning
programming to actually do the subscription method.

* (More)
I was considering adding a moderation and subscription system... if  a
person wants to control the layout of a page, he could enter a username and
password, then moderate the changes.

Another user would be able to apply a users moderation settings.

I was thinking about having my home page being a wiki, that anybody would be
able to edit, but their edits affect a secondary page... If I approved of
the changes, I would "subscribe" to that persons changes and make it show up
as the home page.

Let everybody change the data as they want, make sure that all voices are
available, have users select their filters and have non filtered versions a
click away.

If you can help me implement this, let me know... I am trying to create my
own "micro wiki" witch will be a versioning flatfile single page to start
with...  I haven't figured out how to configure a database yet, and all of
the wikis that I have installed have not had clear references for
prerequisite programs... I'd insert the references myself... but I still
haven't found them.


----- Original Message -----
From: "Rick Parker" <ri...@wi...>
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Sent: Saturday, June 29, 2002 8:32 PM
Subject: [Phpwiki-talk] users


> How do I control the users?
>
> I would like to have certain people maintaining their own pages, but
> others only get "read" and admin is of course "all-powerful".
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[Phpwiki-talk] users

[Rick P. <ri...@wi...>]

How do I control the users?

I would like to have certain people maintaining their own pages, but
others only get "read" and admin is of course "all-powerful".

[Phpwiki-talk] Database problems PHPWiki on WinXP

[Aaron P. <alp...@ws...>]

Hello,

I basically just want to get a wiki of my own up and running.  I am a bit
flexible on what I run.

What database program should I install.  Or, flatfile is fine in the short
term.. but the documentation seems to hint that it is broken... is there an
older version that flatfile works?

Does anybody have source for a personally configured wiki that I can look
at?

Thanks
-AP
(extended info below)

I have PHPwiki 1.3.3

Apache 2.0.39 PHP 4.2.1 (This combination I haven't figured out how to get
work)
                        PHP 4.3a  (didn't see how to start trying)
IIS5.1  PHP 4.2.1 (default install)
            ASP (whatever comes default)
(My test PHP app works)

I have just installed:
MySQL 3.23.51 (default install, started playing with usernames and
passwords.. but have don't see the association with the data)

I have an MSDN subscription, (a gift to me) and am willing to use it in the
short term... Open Source would be nicer though.

because I saw that mentioned in the site.  I poked arround with the
index.php file, and tried to set it to run with MySQL..  and I ended up
resetting it all to default.

I am new to all of this.
I unzipped the PHPwiki in c:\inetpub\wwwroot\phpwiki\

www.openproliferation.org/phpwiki/index.php

My asp copy said it installed fine... but it doesn't work either
www.openproliferation.org/openwiki/






-Aaron Peterson
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