Re: wiki
Clint Brubakken <[email protected]> 20 Feb 2002 08:38:06 -0600
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Just to see whats its like I put a wiki on the ACLUG site, http://www.aclug.org/wiki/FrontPage There is no content there, but its more of a technology showcase, I had this installed a while ago, but I didn't want to do anything with it until i looked into it more, it still seem strange that anyone can add anything they want. I've set it up so any one can add to a page, but only logged in users can edit a page. If you want that ability, I can set up an account for you with rights to edit wiki pages. If it gets to be a problem I can do the same with any wiki rights On Wed, 2002-02-13 at 16:35, Tom Hull wrote: > > I've set up a wiki for ACLUG webdev discussion. The idea here is to > attempt to build a consolidated view of the current state of the > discussion. This is not a replacement for the webdev list -- you > should continue to push ideas and discussion on webdev, then update > the wiki accordingly. > > The wiki is at: > > http://www.tomhull.com/cgi-bin/wiki.pl > > If you're not familiar with wikis, the key idea is that each web > page has a link near the bottom which says "Edit text of this page"; > click on that, and the web page source comes up in an HTML textarea > form; edit the form, preview your edits, and save your changes. > Anyone can edit any page. Diffs are stored, but this system does > depend on good will and conscientiousness behavior. I strongly > recommend that you go into Preferences and set up a user name > rather than contribute anonymously. (I haven't found a config > variable to force this.) > > All I've done so far is to set up the tool (UseModWiki), snarf up > some help documentation, and outline a HomePage. I.e., no real > content yet. > > -- > /* > * Tom Hull * thull at kscable.com * http://www.tomhull.com/ > */