Re: [Tikiwiki-users] [SPAM] Re: A way to include contents from pages in an external Tiki?

[Niel H. <ni...@ca...>]

There is another way to do this using the features built in to Tiki - in http://dalhousieinstitute.in for example only registered users can read the full text of messages from the President and Hony. Secretary but everyone can read the full text of posts to, say, Sports News, via RSS.

This is done by using headers of an article to hold text for circulation in the public domain information and the body to hold text for circulation to registered users. Tiki has a built in permits system to display the body of an article to specified groups such as Registered.

So people who read RSS feeds will have to log in to Tiki and be subscribed to the appropriate group to be able to access non-public domain text. Perhaps not the best way to do this but it works.


> For syndicating content RSS is the way to go. To
>  limit visibility, you can  make the page on the
>  SLAVE Tikis that includes the {RSS} plugin,
>  visible only to  specific groups. Or, as you
>  note, will need to use authenticated RSS. 
>   
> To share (that is, "reuse") content from 1 tiki
>  to another, I think you'll  need INCLUDE or
>  SNARF or IFRAME 
>   
> -R 
>   
> Rick Sapir
> http://ricksapir.com
> http://about.me/ricks99 
>   
> Creating Content -- Managing Information 
> ----- Original Message -----  
> From:  Marc Laporte  
> To: Tiki users mailing list  
> Sent: Thursday, March 14, 2013 8:38  AM 
> Subject: Re: [Tikiwiki-users] [SPAM] Re:  A way
>  to include contents from pages in an external
>  Tiki? 

>  
> Xavi: As the RSS are not public to anonymous,
>  how do you set article  generator to get
>  password protected RSS feeds? 
> I would like to "simply" share some public info
>  as a footer code between  all *.tiki.org sites
>  and I am not aware of a  feature that does
>  this: http://branding.tiki.org/Footer+code  If
>  one exists, can someone set that up on
>  tiki.org?  
> And when it's not public code we need something
>  extra, like Oauth (which we  don't have yet) or
>  authenticated RSS (which maybe we have?) 
> One possibility is to make a profile for each
>  new news article and to apply  that profile on
>  each site. This is clunky but if you have lots
>  of sites... 
> Related links:
> http://dev.tiki.org/Distributed+data 
> Best regards, 
> M :-) 
> On Mar 14, 2013 6:22 AM, "Xavier de Pedro"
>  <xav...@vh...> wrote:
>  
> Hi Jean Kim:

> Everything is fine  with registered users only
>  (you can set up tiki permissions to set up
>  things  as you wish).

> Cheers

> Xavi

>  
> On 14/03/13 07:41, Jean Kim wrote:
>  
> Thank you, Xavier and Rick.  

>  
> (still settting things up on my virtualbox. 
>  virtualbox +  windows8.  not a good marriage.
>  :-) 

>  
> The contents, which I'm tryin to share across
>  our Tiki farm (master  tiki and slave Tiki's),
>  are to be seen by the registered (logged in)
>  users  only. 
> Would that hinder the RSS feeding and/or Tiki
>  tracker synching  between Tiki's? 

>  
> (I know, I should try it on my own...but still
>  having headaches w/  virtual machines... :-( 
> Just asking for a quicker answer :-) 

>  
> Thanks 

>  
> Best regards, 

>  
>  
> ---------------------------
> Kim, Jean  
>  



>  
> On Wed, Mar 13, 2013 at 9:21 PM, Rick Sapir
>  <ri...@ri...> wrote:
>  If I understand your requirement, you simply
>  want to  syndicate content from one site to
>  another, right? No need for Intertiki  or
>  perspectives or anything else... simply use
>  RSS.

> On your  Master Tiki, simply enable the RSS
>  feature for articles. See the docs  here
>  http://doc.tiki.org/tiki-admin.php?page=rss or
>  you may  find my primer helpful:
>  http://twbasics.tikiforsmarties.com/Configuring
> +Tiki+RSS+Feeds


> On  your Slave Tikis, create a new external feed
>  for the Master Tiki RSS  feed. Again, see the
>  docs
>  (http://doc.tiki.org/tiki-admin.php?page=rss)
>  or my  primer
>  (http://twbasics.tikiforsmarties.com/Syndicatin
> g+Other+Feeds)  for details.


> Finally, on each of the Salve Tikis, simply use 
>  the RSS plugin to display the news (from the
>  Master Tiki) in a module or  wiki page.

> HTH,

> -R

> ---
> Creating content --  Managing information
> www.ricksapir.com
> Twitter: @ricksapir  
>  



> On 2013-03-13 00:41, Jean Kim wrote:
>  
>  
> We are building a mini Tiki farm within our
>  company's  intranet.
> There would be the "master" Tiki and each
>  studios would  have Tiki of
> its own (slave tiki's).  (I know that I could 
>  have used Perspective,
> Area, and so on.  But, running Tiki's  on
>  different servers is
> necessary).  And, we are looking the 
>  "Intertiki" feature.

> What we are trying to do is.. We would  publish
>  articles
> (company announcements) on the "master" Tiki 
>  and 
> have those "articles" automatically appear on a
>  page of  "slave" Tiki's.

> My understanding is that Plugin Include (and 
>  Transclude) work for the
> pages within the same Tiki.
> And, also,  Plugin Snarf, Integrator, Iframe
>  will work with works the
> way we  intended only when the "from" Tiki is
>  publicly  accessible.

> Would there be any other  way?

> Thanks.

> Best  regards,

> ---------------------------
> Kim,  Jean