WP-Wiki 1.0 released

  • This plugin enables automatic CamelCase linking, so you can just type WikiWords in your posts and they will magically become links to other pages (when they exists) or to the post page (when they don’t).
    Like all things wiki, it’s more difficult to explain it than to use it ?? so you can download WP-Wiki 1.0 or see a live demo on my wiki-blog.
    Enjoy!

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  • this looks promising and fun!
    however, the download link returns an error 404.
    ??
    dss

    i would really like something that works like phpGiggle but picks up the pages automatically ?? sounds like i need AI enabled WP. :p

    Thread Starter toyg

    (@toyg)

    Uhm, strange… I’ve changed the link anyway, now it should be ok.

    outstanding!
    thank you.

    So what permalink structure do you have set up there to enable this? Just /%postname%/ I’m guessing?

    Installed and working just fine at https://www.greywulf.freesites.ws with one minor change – I altered the foreach loop at line 78 to read:

    if ($dbwords != ''){
    foreach($dbwords as $word){
    $wikiwords_in_this_post[] = $word->post_title;
    }
    }

    otherwise, a warning is shown if that post has no applicable words. It’s a little cleaner than just turning off the php warnings ??
    Thanks for the great code and keep up the good work.

    Thread Starter toyg

    (@toyg)

    The permalink structure is independent from the plugin (mine is actually very complex, btw). The only requirement is to add RewriteRule ^([A-Z]+([a-z]|[0-9])+){2,}$ /index.php?wikiword=$0 [QSA] to your htaccess.
    I’ll fix the code as suggested ?? btw, the regex at the moment is far from perfect, any suggestion is very appreciated :))

    Hi.
    I’m new to WP and I’m trying to install this plugin, I’ve followed the instructions:
    1-unpack the file wp-wiki.php into /wp-content/plugins/
    2-activate the plugin
    And since I didn’t have one, I’ve created a file .htaccess and add the line
    RewriteRule ^([A-Z]+([a-z]|[0-9])+){2,}$ /index.php?wikiword=$0 [QSA]
    Everything seems to work fine, except, when I try to follow one of the wiki links I get this message:
    “The requested URL /blog/WiiiKiii was not found on this server.”
    and the permalink refers to /blog/index.php?p=5
    What I’m I doing wrong??
    Thanks
    Samuel.

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