Major Additions - VaultWiki: A Wiki for your forum

** THIS MOD IS NO LONGER SUPPORTED **
We are no longer developing this, a newer version is available here: https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=309676

** DOWNLOAD REMOVED **
The download attached to this thread has been removed due to known unpatched security issues: https://www.vaultwiki.org/pages/Book...-Patch-Level-2

We do not recommend using this version, and we cannot offer support for it any longer.

VaultWiki does not bridge from other wiki products (like MediaWiki, etc). It is a wiki product written just for vBulletin.

About VaultWiki
"The powerful editing options in VaultWiki allow your community to collaborate to create and publish content pages for your site. Multiple users can edit the same page, and your staff can moderate changes as they are made. VaultWiki maintains a detailed history of every page, making it just as easy to reverse unwanted changes.

Use to create general site content, user manuals, wikis... VaultWiki works by extending vBulletin's forum and permissions systems - easily create and designate forum areas for different purposes. With a little imagination, VaultWiki can be configured to do almost anything."

Features and the Full Version
The find out more about VaultWiki Lite's features or to purchase the full commercial version, see the comparison here: http://www.vaultwiki.org/features/

VaultWiki Lite cannot import data from other wiki products. If you want to do this, you'll need the full commercial version.

Requirements:

• PHP 4.4.0 or higher
• MySQL 4.1.2 or higher
• vBulletin 3.6.x, 3.7.x, 3.8.x, 4.0.x, 4.1.x, 4.2.x
• about 1 MB of space

Copyright Info
VaultWiki Lite places a copyright notice in your forum's footer on any page where wiki functions are used. You are not allowed to modify the source code or phrases to remove this copyright.

Troubleshooting and Support
While VaultWiki Lite is offered for free on vbulletin.org, you will receive faster responses to support questions made at the official VaultWiki site: http://www.vaultwiki.org/

[thincom2000]

Originally Posted by jdj

If my vBulletin 4.2.0 forum is installed on mysiteA.com can I install the enterprise version of your wiki on mysiteB.com and get it to work so that the registered users on mysiteA.com are able to contribute to it directly?

The wiki has to be installed to your forum. If your forum already works on mysiteA.com and mysiteB.com with shared logins, then it should carry over when you install VaultWiki. But VaultWiki itself doesn't add any cross-domain cookie sharing or integrated logins across domains.

If you're asking if VaultWiki has a single-sign on feature where you can use vBulletin's user authentication system, um... VaultWiki doesn't have its own authentication system, it's a vBulletin mod, so you need to be on the forum anyway.

[TheSupportForum]

there is a bug in the latest version for this mod that causes this error for 4.2.0 full release

Fatal error: Call to a member function clean_gpc() on a non-object in  /public_html/includes/class_wysiwygparser.php(231) : eval()'d code on  line 14

i can only post threads etc once this mod is disabled

[thincom2000]

If you downloaded on or before May 25, this is already fixed in the ZIP uploaded that day. Otherwise I can't reproduce this, it usually means your vBulletin is reporting the wrong version number.

[TheSupportForum]

Originally Posted by thincom2000

If you downloaded on or before May 25, this is already fixed in the ZIP uploaded that day. Otherwise I can't reproduce this, it usually means your vBulletin is reporting the wrong version number.

i am not posting in the wiki forum set

however that error only goes away after i disable your MOD

[Amaury]

When adding the wiki as a tab using the new Navigation Manager, what do I want as the target URL?

[thincom2000]

@simonhind, you might be running the same version, but some files were updated May 25, which is a few days after 3.0.11 was released. Unless you updated in the past 1-2 days, you should try updating your VaultWiki files. This only happens if VaultWiki reads vBulletin's version number as < 4.1.4, which was fixed for 4.2.0 on May 25.

@Amaury25, if you need to create a custom wiki tab link, use forumdisplay.php?f=ID_OF_THE_WIKI_FORUM
Otherwise you should use the navigation links that are automatically installed with VaultWiki.

[TheSupportForum]

Originally Posted by thincom2000

You might be running the same version, but some files were updated May 25, which is a few days after 3.0.11 was released. Unless you updated in the past 1-2 days, you should try updating your VaultWiki files. This only happens if VaultWiki reads vBulletin's version number as < 4.1.4, which was fixed for 4.2.0 on May 25.

ok i'll give that a try

[Amaury]

Originally Posted by thincom2000

@simonhind, you might be running the same version, but some files were updated May 25, which is a few days after 3.0.11 was released. Unless you updated in the past 1-2 days, you should try updating your VaultWiki files. This only happens if VaultWiki reads vBulletin's version number as < 4.1.4, which was fixed for 4.2.0 on May 25.

@Amaury25, if you need to create a custom wiki tab link, use forumdisplay.php?f=ID_OF_THE_WIKI_FORUM
Otherwise you should use the navigation links that are automatically installed with VaultWiki.

4.2.0 disables any mods' tabs because of the Navigation Manager, which is why I asked.

[thincom2000]

VaultWiki Lite 3.0.11 has Navigation Manager support, so you shouldn't need to do anything.

[Amaury]

Originally Posted by thincom2000

VaultWiki Lite 3.0.11 has Navigation Manager support, so you shouldn't need to do anything.

Oh, I see. We still have VaultWiki Lite 3.0.10.