WordPress 1.2 Wiki Integration

  • This hack lets you create a wiki inside your WordPress install and is authenticated (for editing) using the WordPress user list. Some of the features of this wiki include:

    • Extremely simple install
    • Protection of the information through WordPress user authentication
    • Static pages with infinite depth of linkage
    • A BUNCH of plugins which allow various customizations
    • Integration into the WordPress theme

    You can download the install from:
    https://weblogtoolscollection.com/archives/2004/07/05/wordpress-12-wiki-integration/

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  • Actually, the whole premise of a wiki is that it’s supposed to work in a way where anybody can edit or add pages. That’s what wikis were conceived to do.

    There’s no reason why an individual managing his/her website should not be able to use the wiki convenience of linking, creating new pages, editing pages, and formatting text, while maintaining control over the content. This may not be the “wiki way”, but so what? It’s useful.

    Just as I’d rather write posts/articles/anything in Textile than in HTML any day, I’d rather make internal links like [[this]] (or LikeThis if you prefer) rather than like < a href=”https://mysite.com/permalink/this”>this&lt; /a>.

    I have a preview slash problem that I can’t quite remedy. Anyone have a similar prob with ewiki and figure it out, by using the strip_wonderful_slashes.php plugin? I’m the last of the thread #10 replies here!

    Any and all help would be apreciated.

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