By rexster on
hi.
i've successfully installed drupal and few other modules working great!
my problem is with wiki module.
i have it installed and enabled in the module menu.
but, where is it?
i cant find it anywhere..???
how to access it? how to use it?
is it http://my.drupal/site/wiki or where?
tnx&rgds,
rex
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To the best of my knowledge,
To the best of my knowledge, the wiki module is to allow wiki syntax, not an actual wiki. You have to enble them in the filters section of your site.
-sp
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wiki formatting
ok.
i learned that wiki module works in formatting the story that we create.
so, i create another formating rule and enable it to use wiki formatting.
still, after story created with wiki syntax,
the CamelCase that is how wiki supposed to work,
is not working.
so, how do i use this wiki?
any other module that i can fully utilize wiki?
my current web is in wiki,
so it will be very nice if i can easily transfer all current wiki to drupal.
tnx&rgds,
rex
www.NGoBRoL.com
we're back to the did you
we're back to the did you turn on the formating in filters?
admin > input formats | configure
or
?q=admin/filters/1 for filtered html
I use the interwiki filter but I imagine the wiki filter is similier.
-sp
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Test site, always start with a test site.
Drupal Best Practices Guide -|- Black Mountain
-Steven Peck
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Test site, always start with a test site.
Drupal Best Practices Guide
wiki formatting
You need to install the freelinking module to get CamelCase and [wiki page] links. You can actually configure Drupal to work only like a wiki if you want to, but it can be the best of both worlds (wiki/html). We are migrating from Tikiwiki which uses the same wiki syntax (phpwiki) as the Drupal wiki module. The freelinking works with html (full and filtered) pages too. The only issue I found so far is an incompatibility with the Interwiki module, seems you can make internal or external links easy but not both.
Neil
I created a "Drupal Wiki Recipe"
I created a "recipe" for enabling wiki-style functionality in Drupal. There are two methods, and they are detailed here: http://wiki.bryght.com/wiki/drupalwikirecipe
It is itself in a wiki, so please feel free to edit. Thanks to John Sechrest for feedback.
Once we actually have a place to keep this sort of material on Drupal.org (I should add "Dries, please enable "story" nodes" to my sig!), it can be submitted here.
maybe a solution
I just posted a patch to solve the problem "Unfortunately, new wiki links are hardcoded to be story nodes (feature request to make this a setting)" (as from wiki recipe).
With this you can access to a setting page (admin/settings) and select the node type (default story).
Hoping will help
ema