a) Adding an interface to add pages
b) Being able to add sub pages to menu without manually editing the left navbar in admin panel
c) Chose between vBulletin or tinyMCE editor
d) Being able to turn html off in editor if needed
e) Integration with vBulletin search would be nice
f) The system should use the existing usergroup functions for security, does it inherent the forum section security?
a) In 1.3 you will be asked whether you want to create the page or not when you search for a page which is not an exact match to an already existing one.
b)That would require using templates, something that I'm not sure how to mimic.
c)I'm not completely sure how to properly call the vBulletin editor, but I'll surely give it a try in a future version
d)Well, until we implement vBEditor that'll be a tough nut to crack, since TinyMCE was made for HTML
e)We'll do some brainstorming and see if we can come up with a nice implementation of that
f)It ignores user permissions (such as whether you're allowed to post in that forum or not) beyond what is configurable. But banned users will be banned from the wiki as well in 1.3
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Originally Posted by iJoe
Looks pretty good, I've got it installed but something to add pages better, maybe something to show a random page and something to show the number of pages created?
I have this installed but can't seem to figure out how to get the wiki page to show in the forum I designate it to be in, meaning, I can't get it to look like your one attachment.
Tagged. Looks exciting. Plenty of potential.
I have signed up and created some articles.
I think we need:
Report article facility which works the same as the Report Post facility
Storage of edit versions of articles the same as vB currently stores the edits of posts. We'd need this in case an important article was vandalised. We could then restore it.
Ability to lock articles. Particularly your Wiki main page which we would certainly not want people to edit.
I have this installed but can't seem to figure out how to get the wiki page to show in the forum I designate it to be in, meaning, I can't get it to look like your one attachment.
The forum you select is only the storage container where we store data, the actual wiki can be found when you browse to www.yourforum.com/wiki.php, it doesn't add any links to your navbar so that's something you'll have to do by yourself.
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Originally Posted by Stabatha
Tagged, looks good. Any ETA on 1.3?
Monday, possibly Tuesday. A bit busy today, unfortunately.
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Originally Posted by Spinball
Report article facility which works the same as the Report Post facility
Storage of edit versions of articles the same as vB currently stores the edits of posts. We'd need this in case an important article was vandalised. We could then restore it.
Ability to lock articles. Particularly your Wiki main page which we would certainly not want people to edit.
1 & 2) Since we store articles in threads and every revision of an article is a new post in that thread we basically have #2 in your list. Implementing revision browsing through the wiki in a future version (until then you, as a moderator, can simply browse older revisions by finding the thread in your wiki forum). And because of this architecture, it shouldn't be that hard to mimic vBulletin's report system.
3) Aye, I've been missing this too. I'll try to cram it into 1.3
A table of contents would be nice.
So far I see it as each page needs to be created.
Manually add to the nav box.
Also needs a last edited by or some form of edit history.
EDIT: Need 'edit' to display only for usergroups with permission to edit.
I suppose we could use the permissions of the chosen wiki forum to set wiki rights.
Interesting. So if each article is a thread with all changes saving the displayed article as the latest post, what happens when two people edit an article at the same time and click save at the same time? The one whose update hits the database first is going to be confused to see his changes have not been updated.
How does it work on Wikipedia?