Re: [sfWiki-devel] sfwiki.sourceforge.net

[Todd L. M. <tm...@ha...>]

> Were you going to filter out the header and footer listings?  Or make them 
> do something.  I tried to follow the link for header and footer in the hubs 
> and nodes and topics list and it generates blank pages.

	I'll filter them out -- I forgot.  That only leaves me with 3
FIXMEs and 1 TODO to take care of before release 2.

> Things do appear to be working though.  In the info view of a page, is the 
> title supposed to read "TopicName is linked to from"?  Perhaps it should be 
> "TopicName is linked from/to" or "TopicName has the following wiki links" 
> or "TopicName has the following wiki connections".

	Yeah, 'linked to from' is a really ugly way of saying that the
following pages have links to the page about which you requested
info.  Maybe 'The following pages link to TopicName'?  (I'll change it
when you get back to me.)

> Oh, and I noticed that the summary doesn't display in any of the 
> listings... either in the hubs and nodes and topics list (where it doesn't 
> look like its really intended (but perhaps should be)) or in the search 
> results where there definitely is a space for it but its blank.  It's not 
> in the source so I think its just not getting sucked in.

	OK, I'll take a look at this.  /Should/ it appear in the
topics/hubs-and-nodes lists?

>  Oh, and as a nitpick, where the summary is supposed to be on search
> results, you've got a "&nbsp" which technically is missing the closing
> ";"... " "

	Bah!  I fixed this, and the summary-not-displaying bit.  I forgot
to add 'summary' to the SELECT that was doing the searching.

> Other than that no other obvious problems.  And the formatting works well 
> (although it would be interesting to throw some of the funkier pages from 
> the joswiki at it to see what happens.  :)

	Actually, I'd appreciate details on how the current joswiki
(a) renders pages and (b) stores them, so that I can write up an
importer.  I assume there's some fairly straightforward way of sucking the
full text out of whatever database it's using?  If so, it's just a matter
of figuring out how to pipe that (and the topic) into edit.inc in the
right place, I think.  (If PHP lets you play with whatever kind of
database joswiki uses, this could /very/ easy.  Which would be nice :))

-_Quinn