I wrote this doc wiki in php using a simple text editor (i don't like php "ide"s).
UPDATE: Since the site seems to be used so rarely, i'm not developing the docwiki software actively.
I am currently working on:
- Multiple language support [5% done]
- A validator for the wiki pages [done]
so you won't forget to close your [li] tags :) - Even better PDF export [40% done - problems with apache:fop]
I consider it still in beta stage, so if you find any bugs post them here:
BUGS
- I can visit the deleted pages here and when I click on "add new peer page", i get an error :-)
Fixed: Seeing deleted pages is legal, you can even restore them from TRASH (You have to be logged in). I just fixed the error. - A known problem: Some tags still have effect in [quote] and [code] sections:
[non-public], [online-only], [offline-only]
If you want to request features for the page please do so here:
FEATURE REQUESTS
- By Sky: Add a tag for quoting things other than D code!
Done! Added the [quote] tag. Try it out at one of the playground pages!
- by Hannibal: Add a tag for quoting out things (like <[CDATA[ mooooo ]]> for xml).
Done! Added the [comment] tag. Try it out at one of the playground pages!
- By Sky: add tags for sections that will only be seen by:
- Logged-in users
- Online viewers
- Offline viewers (exported versions)
Done! Added the tags: [non-public], [online-only], [offline-only]
- by Derek Parnell: Enable a preview option before saving the page.
- by Derek Parnell: Enable escaping the leading tag delimiter so that we can simply use it in general text. The current use of an empty tag is not so intuitive for me. [Or at least document the empty tag effect ;-)]
Done: The feature was only documented in the tutorial, now it's in the reference. I didn't want to use an additional escape character because it should be easy to type and another escape character would make things even more complex (performance-wise because PHP is slow and grammar-wise because the escape character also has to be escaped...) - Suggestions are welcome.
- by Derek Parnell: Allow users to have a Name which is displayed instead of their email address. Basically for security and spammer protection.
Currently you should not be able to see the email address of the users unless you are logged in, so it should be spam-safe. But i see that usernames would be better anyway - working on that.
Done: You can now set your nickname in the user options. Login still uses your email adress so you won't forget it. Nicknames don't have to be unique.
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