phpwiki-talk

[Phpwiki-talk] require_signin

[<d-t...@co...>]

Greetings all --

I admin a phpwiki 1.3.7 installation that I'm not in a position to upgrade easily. The spambots have defiled the place to the point that all pages have to be locked. I want to require a login to edit pages to prevent these dumb attacks. After a good bit of time spent on rtfm, I found a variable in config/config-dist.php to REQUIRE_SIGNIN_BEFORE_EDIT which I changed to true and uploaded the edited file. Anonymous users still can edit pages. Do I need to do anything else to make this setting active?

Reviewing the archive for this list, I found some references to the problem but no helpful responses -- only a reference to some 'debian'  support forum. A more complete reply with a link to the correct information would make a nice addition to the archives and allow others with this question to follow up on their own.

Thanks for any (polite) suggestions anyone may be willing to offer.

Re: [Phpwiki-talk] Adding a 'Did you Know' feature

[Stefan <son...@ba...>]

I tried it but it did'nt wok

<?plugin IncludePages pages=<!plugin RandomPage numpages=5 !> lines=10 ?>

we do also need a feature to add sections from Pages where as example the word "picture" is part of the title

Mybe the pagename is like that

aaa/bbb/picture
cccc/oooo/picture

And every of these pages do have a section called "Photo"

Would be very very helpful to can merge this sections on one page with a plugin like

<?plugin IncludePage page=<?!plugin TitleSearch s='Picture' noheader=true !> quiet=1 section="Photo" sectionhead=0?>

Can we make it possible? Whould be really really helpfull for us

Stefan



Reini Urban schrieb:

>2006/2/3, Comit <sa...@us...>:
>  
>
>>Hi everyone. First time poster, long time pmwiki user.
>>
>>I wanted to set up a 'Did you know' to the front page of the wiki.  I tried
>>using the randomquote mods but that only lets you do one per page.  I'd like
>>to have about 4-6, similar to what mediawiki pages do. Any idea how to go
>>about setting this up?
>>    
>>
>
>Sorry for the delay.
>
>I'll try to reword the question in phpwiki terms.
>
>We have RandomPage plugin which lists a list of up to random 10 pagenames.
>You want to present the content of the the first paragraph of 4-6 random pages?
>
>That would be possible with the <!plugin RandomPage numpages=5 !>
>syntax as page argument to IncludePages.
>
>Untested:
><?plugin IncludePages pages=<!plugin RandomPage numpages=5 !> lines=10 ?>
>
>Including the first paragraph is only possible if you know the exact
>name of the heading.
>
>I'll probably add support to use the x-th paragraph (textblock) or
>section (all blocks in this heading).
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[Phpwiki-talk] external html2pdf converter...

[John C. <joh...@ua...>]

Reini,
  Any luck with the " lib\pdf.php:163: Warning: Cannot modify header
information - headers already sent" problem using html2pdf?  I've looked at
pdf.php, and I'm afraid I just don't know enough php to figure this one out
;-)

Thanks,

John Cole

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Re: [Phpwiki-talk] Adding a 'Did you Know' feature

[Stefan <son...@ba...>]

Would be a great feature ...

I'am also looking for a way to add the the x-th paragraph (textblock) 
from pages having one special phrase (word) in the headline.

Example Headlines:

aaaa/sssss/NAME
vvvvv/NAME
uuuu/nnnnnn/NAME

from all the pages containing NAME within the title i nedd a section 
with title PICTURE.

Is it possible to make this with existing plugins? This feature would 
make our work so much easier.

Stefan

section


Reini Urban schrieb:

>2006/2/3, Comit <sa...@us...>:
>  
>
>>Hi everyone. First time poster, long time pmwiki user.
>>
>>I wanted to set up a 'Did you know' to the front page of the wiki.  I tried
>>using the randomquote mods but that only lets you do one per page.  I'd like
>>to have about 4-6, similar to what mediawiki pages do. Any idea how to go
>>about setting this up?
>>    
>>
>
>Sorry for the delay.
>
>I'll try to reword the question in phpwiki terms.
>
>We have RandomPage plugin which lists a list of up to random 10 pagenames.
>You want to present the content of the the first paragraph of 4-6 random pages?
>
>That would be possible with the <!plugin RandomPage numpages=5 !>
>syntax as page argument to IncludePages.
>
>Untested:
><?plugin IncludePages pages=<!plugin RandomPage numpages=5 !> lines=10 ?>
>
>Including the first paragraph is only possible if you know the exact
>name of the heading.
>
>I'll probably add support to use the x-th paragraph (textblock) or
>section (all blocks in this heading).
>--
>Reini Urban
>http://phpwiki.org/
>http://spacemovie.mur.at/   http://helsinki.at/
>
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Re: [Phpwiki-talk] Adding a 'Did you Know' feature

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

2006/2/3, Comit <sa...@us...>:
> Hi everyone. First time poster, long time pmwiki user.
>
> I wanted to set up a 'Did you know' to the front page of the wiki.  I tri=
ed
> using the randomquote mods but that only lets you do one per page.  I'd l=
ike
> to have about 4-6, similar to what mediawiki pages do. Any idea how to go
> about setting this up?

Sorry for the delay.

I'll try to reword the question in phpwiki terms.

We have RandomPage plugin which lists a list of up to random 10 pagenames.
You want to present the content of the the first paragraph of 4-6 random pa=
ges?

That would be possible with the <!plugin RandomPage numpages=3D5 !>
syntax as page argument to IncludePages.

Untested:
<?plugin IncludePages pages=3D<!plugin RandomPage numpages=3D5 !> lines=3D1=
0 ?>

Including the first paragraph is only possible if you know the exact
name of the heading.

I'll probably add support to use the x-th paragraph (textblock) or
section (all blocks in this heading).
--
Reini Urban
http://phpwiki.org/
http://spacemovie.mur.at/   http://helsinki.at/

Re: [Phpwiki-talk] Adding a 'Did you Know' feature

[Oliver B. <li...@gm...>]

"Comit" <sa...@us...> wrote:

> Hi everyone. First time poster, long time pmwiki user.

why did/do you want to use PhpWiki instead of PmWiki?

Can you tell us something about the differences, preferably in a 
separate thread?

Oliver
-- 
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Re: [Phpwiki-talk] web hosting php-wiki

[Brian C <br...@be...>]

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Any hosting provider that offers "Fantastico" auto-install scripts
should allow you to click one or two buttons and automatically have
phpwiki (and tons of other stuff) installed.

Brian

joel schaubert wrote:
> Does anyone know of any current lists of web hostings sites that work
> well with php-wiki?
> I'm looking to get some web hosting and setting up php-wiki is my
> primary point.
>  
> thanks,
> Joel
>  

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[Phpwiki-talk] web hosting php-wiki

[joel s. <joe...@sb...>]

Does anyone know of any current lists of web hostings sites that work well
with php-wiki?
I'm looking to get some web hosting and setting up php-wiki is my primary
point.

thanks,
Joel

[Phpwiki-talk] Adding a 'Did you Know' feature

[Comit <sa...@us...>]

Hi everyone. First time poster, long time pmwiki user.

I wanted to set up a 'Did you know' to the front page of the wiki.  I tried 
using the randomquote mods but that only lets you do one per page.  I'd like 
to have about 4-6, similar to what mediawiki pages do. Any idea how to go 
about setting this up?

- Com 

[Phpwiki-talk] Re: /tmp error when installing phpWiki

[Stijn M. <sti...@ya...>]

Hello,
  
  I found http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/message.php?msg_id=13709988 which is the same problem I'm having.
  It didn't help me though.
  I checked config.ini 3 times allready and entered everywhere /tmppages instead of /tmp:
  
  DEFAULT_DUMP_DIR = /tmppages/wikidump
  HTML_DUMP_DIR    = /tmppages/wikidumphtml
  DATABASE_DIRECTORY = /tmppages
  TEMP_DIR = /tmppages
  
  I also created /tmp and /tmppages in the starting directory where also the index.php etc are.
  They are changed to the same owner as my ftp-account and all other files in that directory.
  I gave them permission 777 to make sure that can't be the problem.
  But still I get error message:
  Fatal Error:
    lib/FileFinder.php:191: Error: /tmp: file not found 
  
    
  lib/FileFinder.php:191: Error: /tmp: file not found 
  
  I also don't understand why it says /tmp when I called every /tmp file in config.ini tmppages.
  
  In the install file there is mentioned:
  The first time you run this Wiki it will load a set of basic pages
  from the 'pgsrc/' directory. These should be enough to get your Wiki
  started.
  
  PhpWiki will create some DBA files in '/tmp'. They contain the pages
  of the live site, archived pages, and some additional information.
  
  If you don't want the DBA files to live in '/tmp' you must make sure
  the web server can read/write to your chosen location.  It's probably
  a bad idea to leave it in '/tmp', so change it in 'config/config.ini'.
  
  When I go to my website, I get the error message above and no files are created in /tmp or /tmppages
  I also set it up using mysql instead of dba. Could this be the cause?
  
  If you need any additional information, please let me know.
  
  Can anyone please tell me what could be the cause of that error message and which things I should check in config.ini?
  
  Best regards,
  Stijn
  
  
			
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[Phpwiki-talk] PHPWiki Installation

[Jim F. <ja...@wa...>]

After having the previously mentioned problems installing PHPWiki using 
apt-get on my Kubuntu box, I've downloaded the phpwiki-1.3.11p1 tarball 
and unpacked it into /usr/share. I've amended the installation paths in 
config.ini to reflect the installation. For phpwiki to appear in my 
/var/www directory, I needed to make a soft link to the 
/usr/share/phpwiki directory (but had the uneasy feeling that I 
shouldn't have needed to!).

If I now click on the phpwiki link in /var/www, I get 'Loading up virgin 
wiki' page, with lots of messages, until it gets to:

InterWikiMap
Fatal error: Only variables can be passed by reference in 
/usr/share/phpwiki-1.3.11p1/lib/PageType.php on line 342

Obviously I've still not got it right - and would be grateful for  any 
advice, please!

Also, whilst I've got (and use) Mysql, I'm tempted to use Sqlite. Is 
Sqlite built into the phpwiki package - I've had a look, but it's not 
obvious?

Jim Ford

[Phpwiki-talk] Fwd: [wwwac] Re: Does anyone have experience installing phpwiki

[Steve W. <wai...@gm...>]

Going through tons of mail on the WWWAC list (World Wide Web Artist's  
Consortium) in my gmail account, I found this... thought  I'd pass it  
along. It shows your  hard work continues to bear fruit! :o)

~swain

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> From: Scottus  <sc...@gm...>
> Date: March 5, 2005 6:29:28 PM EST
> To: WWWAC <ww...@li...>
> Subject: [wwwac] Re: Does anyone have experience installing phpwiki
> Reply-To: Scottus  <sc...@gm...>
>
> miracle of miracles I was actually able to get it to work. first time
> going through the instructions.
>
>
>
>
> On Sat, 5 Mar 2005 15:16:01 -0500, Scottus <sc...@gm...> wrote:
>> I am about to try it out on a goddy.com site and I was wondering if
>> there was anyone I could turn to if i need help.
>>
>> thanks in advance
>>
>>
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Re: [Phpwiki-talk] Debian/Kubuntu installation?

[Matt B. <ma...@ma...>]

On Wed, 2006-01-25 at 17:35 +0100, Jim Ford wrote:

> I've now found how to purge a package 'dpkg --purge phpwiki' which 
> gets rid of all the config files. I've tried reinstalling, but whatever 
> I put in the installation path: 
> /phpwiki  (the default) 
> /apache2-default/phpwiki (my site) 
> /var/www/apache2-default (absolute path) 
> It never appears as a link or otherwise in /var/www/apache2-default. 
> It always ends up in /usr/share/phpwiki 

As Matt Palmer has already mentioned the package sets up Alias
directives for apache to make the site visible. 

I'm guessing that you're still using the PHPwiki 1.3.7 package that is
in Ubuntu which does not integrate with apache2 automatically. If so you
have two options:

- Use the PHPwiki 1.3.11p1 package as per my previous email
- Manually link the PHPwiki package into apache2, to do this:

symlink /etc/phpwiki/apache.conf to /etc/apache2/conf.d/phpwiki.conf or
simply Include /etc/phpwiki/apache.conf from the configuration of the
vhost that you want PHPwiki to appear under. 

Does this make sense?

If you're still having problems, can you please supply more details:
- phpwiki package version (dpkg -s phpwiki)
- Apache version (I'm assuming apache2 from above)
- Contents of /etc/phpwiki/apache.conf
- Do the /etc/apache/conf.d/phpwiki.conf
or /etc/apache2/conf.d/phpwiki.conf symlinks exist. 

Cheers

-- 
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ma...@ma...
Mob +64 275 611 544 www.mattb.net.nz

[Phpwiki-talk] Re: Debian/Kubuntu installation?

[Matthew P. <mp...@he...>]

On Wed, Jan 25, 2006 at 05:35:21PM +0100, Jim Ford wrote:
>  
>  The Debian PHPwiki package (which Ubuntu uses pretty much unmodified) 
>  sets up PHPwiki to be visible at http://your-site/phpwiki/ by default. 
>   
>  As you install the package you should be asked a debconf question to 
>  give you the opportunity to change this. I've not heard of adept before, 
>  but if you're not getting asked this question blame adept.  
>   
> I've now found how to purge a package 'dpkg --purge phpwiki' which 
> gets rid of all the config files. I've tried reinstalling, but whatever 
> I put in the installation path: 
> /phpwiki  (the default) 
> /apache2-default/phpwiki (my site) 
> /var/www/apache2-default (absolute path) 
> It never appears as a link or otherwise in /var/www/apache2-default. 
> It always ends up in /usr/share/phpwiki 

Which is where it should be.  Dropping crap in /var/www is a Bad Idea. 
Instead, phpwiki uses Alias to take requests for the specified path and
redirect it to the files in /usr/share/phpwiki.

- Matt

Re: [Phpwiki-talk] Debian/Kubuntu installation?

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

2006/1/25, Jim Ford <ja...@wa...>:
>
>  On Tue, 2006-01-24 at 14:42 +0100, Jim Ford wrote:
>  > Some time ago I installed phpwiki on a Slack box, and after a bit of
>  > fiddling, got it working OK. I'm now trying to install it on a new
>  > Kubuntu/Debian system via 'Adept'. All seemed to go OK - the files
>  > got installed, but I can't get it working. I presume that I should be
>  > able to just point a browser at /usr/share/phpwiki for it to start up,
>  > but all I get is the directory! I suspect that this is an apache2/php
>  > issue, as the index.php isn't being interpreted by apache.
>  >
>  > The README.Debian file that came with the package states that it shoul=
d
>  > 'work out of the box' - mine must have come in a different box!
>
>  The Debian PHPwiki package (which Ubuntu uses pretty much unmodified)
>  sets up PHPwiki to be visible at http://your-site/phpwiki/ by default.
>
>  As you install the package you should be asked a debconf question to
>  give you the opportunity to change this. I've not heard of adept before,
>  but if you're not getting asked this question blame adept.
>
> Thanks for the reply Matt
>
> When I installed phpwiki I just accepted the default for the installation=
 directory, and it ended up
> in /usr/share/. I've tried making a soft link to /var/www/ but it didn't =
work - I got the following
> error:
>
> lib/main.php:20: Fatal[2048]: Assigning the return value of new by refere=
nce is deprecated

This cannot be 1.3.11p1
In line 20 there's still the header.

What is the rcs_id line in your lib/main.php?
--
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http://phpwiki.org/
http://spacemovie.mur.at/

Re: [Phpwiki-talk] Debian/Kubuntu installation?

[Jim F. <ja...@wa...>]

 
 The Debian PHPwiki package (which Ubuntu uses pretty much unmodified) 
 sets up PHPwiki to be visible at http://your-site/phpwiki/ by default. 
  
 As you install the package you should be asked a debconf question to 
 give you the opportunity to change this. I've not heard of adept before, 
 but if you're not getting asked this question blame adept.  
  
I've now found how to purge a package 'dpkg --purge phpwiki' which 
gets rid of all the config files. I've tried reinstalling, but whatever 
I put in the installation path: 
/phpwiki  (the default) 
/apache2-default/phpwiki (my site) 
/var/www/apache2-default (absolute path) 
It never appears as a link or otherwise in /var/www/apache2-default. 
It always ends up in /usr/share/phpwiki 
 
BTW adept seems to be a graphical front-end to apt-get 
 
Jim Ford 
 

Re: [Phpwiki-talk] Debian/Kubuntu installation?

[Jim F. <ja...@wa...>]

 
 On Tue, 2006-01-24 at 14:42 +0100, Jim Ford wrote: 
 > Some time ago I installed phpwiki on a Slack box, and after a bit of  
 > fiddling, got it working OK. I'm now trying to install it on a new 
 > Kubuntu/Debian system via 'Adept'. All seemed to go OK - the files 
 > got installed, but I can't get it working. I presume that I should be 
 > able to just point a browser at /usr/share/phpwiki for it to start up, 
 > but all I get is the directory! I suspect that this is an apache2/php 
 > issue, as the index.php isn't being interpreted by apache. 
 >  
 > The README.Debian file that came with the package states that it should 
 > 'work out of the box' - mine must have come in a different box! 
  
 The Debian PHPwiki package (which Ubuntu uses pretty much unmodified) 
 sets up PHPwiki to be visible at http://your-site/phpwiki/ by default. 
  
 As you install the package you should be asked a debconf question to 
 give you the opportunity to change this. I've not heard of adept before, 
 but if you're not getting asked this question blame adept.  
 
Thanks for the reply Matt 
  
When I installed phpwiki I just accepted the default for the installation directory, and it ended up 
in /usr/share/. I've tried making a soft link to /var/www/ but it didn't work - I got the following 
error: 
 
lib/main.php:20: Fatal[2048]: Assigning the return value of new by reference is deprecated 
 
I've tried uninstalling and re-installing, hoping to get the package installation 
prompts again, but apt-get seems to remember where it was previously installed. Any idea 
how I can make apt-get completely forget the previous installation so I can start 
again? 
 
Jim Ford 
  

Re: [Phpwiki-talk] Debian/Kubuntu installation?

[Matt B. <ma...@ma...>]

On Tue, 2006-01-24 at 14:42 +0100, Jim Ford wrote:
> Some time ago I installed phpwiki on a Slack box, and after a bit of 
> fiddling, got it working OK. I'm now trying to install it on a new
> Kubuntu/Debian system via 'Adept'. All seemed to go OK - the files
> got installed, but I can't get it working. I presume that I should be
> able to just point a browser at /usr/share/phpwiki for it to start up,
> but all I get is the directory! I suspect that this is an apache2/php
> issue, as the index.php isn't being interpreted by apache.
> 
> The README.Debian file that came with the package states that it should
> 'work out of the box' - mine must have come in a different box!

The Debian PHPwiki package (which Ubuntu uses pretty much unmodified)
sets up PHPwiki to be visible at http://your-site/phpwiki/ by default.

As you install the package you should be asked a debconf question to
give you the opportunity to change this. I've not heard of adept before,
but if you're not getting asked this question blame adept. 

Depending on what version of Kubuntu you are using there may be an old
version of PHPwikiin the package archive. I would suggest using the
1.3.11p1 package either from Dapper, Debian Unstable or
http://www.mattb.net.nz/debian/

Hope that helps. 

Cheers

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[Phpwiki-talk] Debian/Kubuntu installation?

[Jim F. <ja...@wa...>]

Some time ago I installed phpwiki on a Slack box, and after a bit of 
fiddling, got it working OK. I'm now trying to install it on a new
Kubuntu/Debian system via 'Adept'. All seemed to go OK - the files
got installed, but I can't get it working. I presume that I should be
able to just point a browser at /usr/share/phpwiki for it to start up,
but all I get is the directory! I suspect that this is an apache2/php
issue, as the index.php isn't being interpreted by apache.

The README.Debian file that came with the package states that it should
'work out of the box' - mine must have come in a different box!

Advice, pointers to HOWTOs welcome.

Jim Ford

[Phpwiki-talk] Configuring authentication in a new install of 1.3.11

[William L. <le...@k2...>]

Hello,
    I started using phpwiki a long while ago, and I am trying to finally 
upgrade from the 1.2 series to 1.3. So far I've managed to get 1.3.11 up 
and running, and I managed to dump the pages from 1.2 and load them into 
1.3 so in total things are running smooth. Sadly there is one hitch 
thats keeping me from taking down the 1.2 wiki, and replacing it with 1.3.
    In the past I had been using HTTP Auth to authenticate my users, but 
that meant that anyone that wanted to edit the wiki had to go through 
me, and I had to add an account for them. Its really become quite a 
pain. So to make life a little easier for all involved I want to change 
how things are operated. So to that end I have created this list of goals.

1. Allow users to create their own account.
2. Require users to use a password.
3. Allow anonymous viewing.
4. Require Authenticated Editing.

    From what I have read so far it seems like this should be possible, 
but I haven't quite yet hit on the right combination of settings to make 
this work. Does anyone have advice for me, or is anyone willing to show 
me how to do it. Where the user information is stored isn't an issue, 
although I would prefer PersonalPage or SQL DB.

    I'm perfectly capable of creating a sign-up page that inserts 
records into the user table, and doing it that way, but I'd rather not 
if there is a better way.

Thanks,
-Will

[Phpwiki-talk] Re: Phpwiki-talk digest, Vol 1 #1591 - 1 msg

[Tom E. <ro...@te...>]

Hello,

> >  Calendar.php - weeknumber hack, hopefully useful
> Will be integrated optionally,
> with a new config.ini option.

Why not as an option to to the <?plugin Calendar?> cmd ?

Also, consider this:
I have 
|<  <?plugin Calendar?>  |< <?plugin CalendarList next_n_days='40'?>  |

This displays the events of the next 40 days. Suppose today is the
27.01. Now the Calendar display 01.01-31.01 and the CalendarList
displays the 27.01.- (+40 days)

Okay.
Now I click the "next month".
Now the calendar displays 01.02-31.02. but the CalendarList shows
27.02.- (+40 days), which is VERY misleading. (try it out and 
look at the screen)

In other words, if "calendar_date > today," display calendar list
from 01. - 31. of calendar_month, not todays_day_in_month of
calendar_month.

kind regards,
Cheers, Tom.

Re: [Phpwiki-talk] Patch for "rename" button for admin

[Dan F. <dfr...@cs...>]

Reini Urban wrote:

>Thanks!
>I like the idea.
>  
>

You're welcome. Thanks for PhpWiki! I tried to make the patch so that 
both the old way (rename admin interface with list) and new way (rename 
button on a page) would work. I'm not 100% sure the old way works 
because I didn't understand all the regexp stuff, and I couldn't test it 
on our wiki.

Dan

Re: [Phpwiki-talk] Patch for "rename" button for admin

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

Thanks!
I like the idea.

2006/1/13, Dan Frankowski <dfr...@cs...>:
> wikilens.org has too many pages to be able to display on the admin page
> for renaming (it just errors out, even with 32M of memory). Thus, I
> added a "rename" button to an individual page for admin. I attach the
> patch just to be friendly in hopes you can use it.
>
> Unfortunately, this is from our forked 1.3.9, so it may have drifted out
> of sync.
>
> Eventually, I'd like to a) be able to pass out admin privs to multiple
> users to rename, b) allow everyone to rename in a non-destructive way (a
> la Wikipedia). These are in the distant future for me, tho.
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[Phpwiki-talk] Patch for "rename" button for admin

[Dan F. <dfr...@cs...>]

wikilens.org has too many pages to be able to display on the admin page 
for renaming (it just errors out, even with 32M of memory). Thus, I 
added a "rename" button to an individual page for admin. I attach the 
patch just to be friendly in hopes you can use it.

Unfortunately, this is from our forked 1.3.9, so it may have drifted out 
of sync.

Eventually, I'd like to a) be able to pass out admin privs to multiple 
users to rename, b) allow everyone to rename in a non-destructive way (a 
la Wikipedia). These are in the distant future for me, tho.

Dan

Re: [Phpwiki-talk] Problems with internal links?

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

Added as Bug #1404017
https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=3Ddetail&aid=3D1404017&group=
_id=3D6121&atid=3D106121


2006/1/11, Alan Hoyle <al...@em...>:
> I'm running 1.3.11p1 on FC4.
>
> I'm having trouble getting internal links to work for me.  I'm trying
> to convert
>    http://www.alanhoyle.com/hearts.html
> into my wiki:
>    http://www.alanhoyle.com/wiki/index.php/Hearts
>
> I've tried following the instructions in:
>     http://www.alanhoyle.com/wiki/index.php/TextFormattingRules
>
>  Named anchors:
>     #[foo]: An anchor around the text "foo" with id "foo".
>     #[|foo]: An empty anchor with id "foo".
>     #[howdy|foo]: An anchor around the text "howdy" with id "foo".
>  References to name anchors are made thusly:
>     [##hyperlinks], [OtherPage#foo], [named|OtherPage#foo].
>
> but they don't seem to work.
>
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