Originally Posted by CoryHawk (Post 1980208)

Mondi..

It looks like you haven't even installed MediaWiki yet. Going to your wiki takes you to the install script. You need to setup MediaWiki before you try to integrate the two.

Follow the setup.. entering in the database info etc... once complete.. move the LocalSettings.php file in the wiki/config dir to the wiki root.

Add the code this to the bottom of it...

define( VB_INSTALL_PATH, '/home/domain.com/public_html' );
require_once( "$IP/includes/AuthPlugin_vbMediaWiki.php" );


Import the latest product file.. and you should be good to go.

Originally Posted by Mondi (Post 1980305)

Bepe, CoreyHawk - When invoking the nav link 'Wiki' I am routed successfully to the wiki installation, which did complete as far as I can see - c here: http://gblcg.com [then click 'Wiki' on navbar.]

This seems to work WITHOUT adding the two lines to LocalSettings.php as advised above. Something peculiar happens when these two lines ARE added; the process opens a dialogue box which requests approval for the download of 'index.php'

When allowed the file opens [in Dreamweaver for me].

Originally Posted by Gnoll (Post 1980322)

I'm sorry but For Turkish users



this solution is bring huge problem :( , coz ? ? ? ? getting ?

Originally Posted by Quirin (Post 1980643)

When activated addon, I get the call of the wiki in Internet Explorer and Opera a blank page. In Firefox everything works. When I disable the addon, the wiki is in all browsers. Why?

Sorry for my English

Originally Posted by starman? (Post 1980644)

Hi Bepe,
Can you please tell me which lines to take out of user.php that will allow members with symbols in their names to use the wiki. e.g I have a user called *JC*, myself Starman? and a few others. Currently they are getting database errors. Users with normal names are fine. Thanks.

Originally Posted by japancars (Post 1980662)

Every time im trying to write something i have to klick on "log in" and "go back to..."
Seems not to be caching...

Some ideas?