From: Ian B. <ia...@co...> - 2004-04-11 19:07:37
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A preliminary version of the wiki is up, including all the content from the old wiki. It's located at http://wiki.webwareforpython.org/WK/ I've converted all the content (except for things in the Main wiki), but I haven't proofed the rendered content. And I probably won't do so in any thorough way -- please fix things as you find them, I've done all the content conversion that I care to do for a while. There's a lot of stuff that is out of date in there as well. To read about the Wiki itself: http://wiki.webwareforpython.org/WK/thiswiki Some outstanding issues: I've used indirect links in the front page, like: `Why use Webware?`_ .. _Why use Webware?: WebwarePropaganda_ But this doesn't work, though including `Webware Propaganda`_ in the text would work. I expect to get this fixed at some point. Another issue is the /WK. I tried setting it up like <Location />WKServer ...</Location>, but it caused weirdness, mostly because instead of getting the path in PATH_INFO, it was getting put in SCRIPT_NAME -- but SCRIPT_NAME is supposed to identify everything *before* the WebKit portion of the URL (and so it should be empty, or just "/"). I tried putting in a rewrite rule to redirect everything to /WK, but that also caused weirdness. Somehow index.shtml is also getting in there. Ack, I don't know. If anyone has ideas or wants to play with the Apache configuration, go ahead. There's still more features to put in, plus some UI improvements on what is there now, but I think it's ready to start using and getting some feedback. Especially nifty, I think, is the External Editor support (as seen in Zope), which lets you edit the pages in your text editor. -- Ian Bicking | ia...@co... | http://blog.ianbicking.org |
From: Frank B. <fb...@fo...> - 2004-04-11 21:11:48
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Hallo, Ian Bicking hat gesagt: // Ian Bicking wrote: > A preliminary version of the wiki is up, including all the content from > the old wiki. It's located at http://wiki.webwareforpython.org/WK/ Amazing! Wonderful job. > There's still more features to put in, plus some UI improvements on > what is there now, but I think it's ready to start using and getting > some feedback. Especially nifty, I think, is the External Editor > support (as seen in Zope), which lets you edit the pages in your text > editor. I've never used this External Editor, but I've recently discovered `Mozex`_, which I now use to edit many textareas with Vim. I added this to the page. .. _Mozex: http://mozex.mozdev.org/ Ciao -- Frank Barknecht _ ______footils.org__ |