Actually, there's no "internal linking" system as of now. You'll have to create your own BBCode to solve that. I don't know exactly how to proceed since I want to throw out TinyMCE as the main editor (I don't have the required skills (JavaScript) to add appropriate features) yet stay away from vBulletin's (It's too basic).

Edit: ...or you could - rather than using BBCode - let your users simply add hardcore HTML links between pages through TinyMCE.

its says in the intro '# Custom URL formats'

any info on this?

Custom URLs is something you usually see a lot on wikis, often in the shape of example.com/wiki/Article_Name rather than example.com/wiki.php?page=Article_Name.
The idea is to let you decide how the URLs created by the wiki looks, but changing the default setting may (and will, most likely) require you to set up either Ionic Rewriter (IIS 6.0) or Mod Rewrite rules (Apache).

The options available for modding are (these will be changed in 1.4):

• Article URL (default: /wiki.php?page=%page%)
• Edit append (default: &edit)
• Search append (default: &search)

ditto

VbSEO Custom Rewrite Rule for THS Wiki articles

Two more rules need to be made for "Special:*" and "&edit=". This is the first time I've ever written a rule before so if someone knowledgeable wants to share how those rules need to be written, please do. Meanwhile I'll be doing the trial and error thing until I get it.

BBCode is showing when you go to the thread/post in the host forum but not in the wiki. Any ideas? .... and it would be nice to have at least the basic editor from vb

Thanks, was looking for a wiki I need something like this for my community site www.gamescrim.com, looks like a great mod thanks a lot!

Actually, Special: doesn't need any further tweaking since it counts as a page. (just that it's reserved from editing and stuff). I'm going to remove &edit and &.... whatever the second one is, I forgot, instead it'll be either PageName:edit or Special:Edit:PageName. I guess time will tell :p

Make sure you didn't disable it in your THS Wiki settings, those settings are separate from the actual forum.

Worth mentioning:
The code defaults to not displaying BBCode, but when you first install the product it changes that setting in the database (which is then loaded into the code). So if your TABLE_PREFIX.'thswikisettings' table isn't properly set up (missing entries etc.) you may experience a situation where it defaults to very restrictive settings.

any one can edit it :(
i want only admin can edit it

help plz

Another thing I realised; make sure that it isn't your rewrite rule (URL thingie) that is messing with you.
At the moment the only ways to restrict users from editing pages is to add them to the Locked Pages list in your AdminCP and/or ban the users (add them to the Banned Users list), but the second method might not be appropriate for only allowing admins. We'll be implementing further wiki usage permissions in a future release.

This is a very nice Add on. This actually is better than having a bridged media wiki and its quite convenient this way integrated with the forums. Thanks.

Installed

Hiya,

This works great. However my few suggestions.

-better menu system (administration, static pages)
-restore and view revisions, ability for admins to remove revisions/recent edits.
-integrated permissions.
-vbulletin editor options

Ya it sucks, I know. :(
That's simple! Allow your admins access to the forum where all wiki pages are stored, soft delete the posts (revisions) that you don't like, and voila!
At the moment that's not really an option as tables and such wont be possible. Sure, it could be done through BBCode but that'd mean it would be available all over your forum, and people messing with tables in ordinary threads might get a bit... messy. :p

Cip will this addon be converted to vBulletin 4.0 realy like it but we wanna run it under 4.0

I originally wrote this addon for myself, and I'll still be in need of a wiki for vB after I've upped my board to 4.0, so yes. Though, it might look a bit different since I'll be rewriting most of the code from scratch. (Don't worry, it would still be able to read old wiki data ;))

Hey Cip,

While you are rewriting it, could you look into having the terms be autolinked from the forums? NuWiki had this and this is the only remaining reason I haven't switched to using THS Wiki.

When the term shows up in a post, it links over to the entry.

Please let me know if there is anything I can do to help! I will be waiting eagerly for the THS Wiki 4.0 release!

I Get the same php errors at the top of the wiki.php page.

Warning: mysql_num_rows(): supplied argument is not a valid MySQL result resource in [path]/includes/class_thswiki.php on line 240

Warning: mysql_num_rows(): supplied argument is not a valid MySQL result resource in [path]/includes/class_thswiki.php on line 240

PHP Version 5.2.11

Editing the main page and saving doesn't work either
I put in the content, click submit and it says it's saved it
But then the index page says "The page does not exist, would you like to create it?"

I don't really get what this looks like or how it would function, any demos? Thanks!

I get a lot of the same errors..
Also for some reason it adds an extra "/forums" to the url on some links, but not others, & if i remove "forums" from the path it doesn't work on some..!?
Either way you're going to get "Page does not exist" on some pages/links

Love the idea, but i just dont see it working at all..
Maybe you guys should lay off the coke. :erm: ;)



a DEMO link is in the description.

Ditto.. :erm:


And if you add "forums" to the path it adds it twice to the "create" link..!?



If i click on "Create" the link has double "forums" in the path.?
forums/forums/wiki.php?page=%page%

Never mind.. i fixed it..

Under URL Formats the Example says:
But it's that forward slash "/" that screws it all up, no need to add forums to the path.!!



But now i have another issue. lol
when i get to the "create" page, all i see is a window to enter text, & a red x which is just the button to enter the information you posted in the window, but i can't seem to find the buttons url path.!?

Is it supposed to be a default vB image, or did i not upload something somewhere or..?

Thanks

To add to that last issue..

The images on the wiki aren't working & its the path that is all f*ckud up:
example.com/forums/wiki.php/images/misc/navbits_finallink_ltr.gif

Why would it add that into the path.?

I'd love to see this for vB4 soon. I've tried using other Wiki solutions but they don't quite do it like THS Wiki does.

Same issue, the red x is for a tinymce error. I have an error in the lower left of ie "tinyMCE is undefined".

I fixed the path error by using ../forums/wiki.php?page=%page% though I still have:

Warning: mysql_num_rows(): supplied argument is not a valid MySQL result resource in [path]/includes/class_thswiki.php on line 240

Update

Ok, fixed red x "../forums/tiny_mce"

After some debugging, I found the mysql_num_rows error is due to my "thread" table being Innodb. I will not be converting back to myisam, so I'm guessing this is it for me.

Does anyone know the correct argument to use in the php to allow innodb? I would like to use this mod.

Went to use this plugin again and it's not working, I even got the rewrite rules right so my forum was in /forum and the wiki in /wiki, but the plugin itself hasn't been updated and there are parts of it that just don't work properly and that are "coming in the next update".

Considered Dead.

It's a shame development seems to be dead on this... It installed and seems to work just fine for me luckily... Had to know what settings to set correctly for having forums in the /forums/ directory... Also noticed the editor isn't fully compatible with Google Chrome 6- for example the font size doesn't change but it works fine in IE8... Also that "editor" wow, there were like 600 files that needed to be uploaded just for the editor-I don't know how this can be called "light weight" when it was second only to vBulletin itself in the time it took to upload, versus any other mod I've ever used.

I basically agree with what has been said, this is a very good free product but it could be much better if the vbulletin editor could be used and if the user restrictions mentioned for the "1.4" release are ever implemented.

Also why bother to have a "Statistics" link if they haven't been implemented yet? Just seems like it would have been easy to not include that in the release rather than make everyone edit it out.

But overall a nice product... hope someone works on it again soon.

Nice job thanks installed but this is very danger mod because HTML code right in when posting an article. HTML codes very risk how to I do close HTML code permission to users? And stats and updates not working.

Bump! I've get an error on article urls turkish char problem... :/ Whatever, never mind.

Hmm,
can't view created Pages. The created Pages are stored in the Board but the Wiki Page is empty.
What's wrong with this.