Examples of using Pmwiki in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
For the reasons why, see PmWiki: WYSIWYG.
Promwiki- Fork of the PmWiki code base that drives the prometheus wiki.
This can be used in many more cases than the default pmwiki search.
This script is already included in PmWiki files, but not activated by default.
This is a great resource where a very helpful group of people will answer questions anddiscuss PmWiki development.
Page name The page name is a string that PmWiki uses to refer to a page- i.e. it names the page.
You may have many documentsthat you would like to use a local program to format in a format PmWiki can display.
Once a valid skin directory has been found, PmWiki starts processing the files in that directory, looking for a.
When PmWiki displays a page, it replaces the directives and variable substitutions with the values appropriate to the current page.
Note that the pmcrypt() call is required for this-- PmWiki stores and processes all passwords internally as encrypted strings.
And PmWiki will use only the'fr' and'en' translations(in that order), no matter how many translations have been loaded with XLPage.
This page describes the skin template files(. tmpl) that are used to create PmWiki skins, and how PmWiki uses them.
Pmwiki-users This is a great resource where a very helpful group of people will answer questions anddiscuss PmWiki development.
Analogously, you can use an action handler to make PMWiki execute your action code at the right time, when all the internal workings are set.
See the PmWiki. documentation index for pages about administering PmWiki, administration tasks, security, and PmWiki. audiences for more details of PmWiki's target audiences.
For the wiki administrator audience--the folks who installand may want to customize PmWiki--their backgrounds and goals are often quite diverse.
Some skins developed under older versions of PmWiki failed to include these required directives, thus causing some PmWiki features and recipes to work improperly.
If that describes you, then you might want to take a look atthe Cookbook: Standalone recipe, which runs PmWiki without needing a complex webserver, or Cookbook: InstallOnIIS.
In the pmwiki skin, this turns off the display of the actions at the top-right of the page other skins may locate the actions in other locations.
The skins in the collection have been contributed by many PmWiki administrators for all to use, and typically have their own set of customization possibilities.
PmWiki is attempting to obtain information from an LDAP server(e.g., via authuser. php and AuthUser), but the PHP software doesn't appear to have the ldap_* functions available.
To enable"special" characters like for example German umlauts in WikiLinks,it is necessary to configure the server locale to ensure that PmWiki uses the proper character set definition.
What this means for PmWiki is that if there are multiple wikis running within the same domain name, PHP will treat a login to one wiki as being valid for all wikis in the same domain.
I have just felt that once a basic search capability is available that meets the needs of most PmWiki users, my time and effort is better spent on other aspects of PmWiki and not reinventing search engines that already exist.
In addition, PmWiki writes pages with'<' encoded as"%3c"(to help with security), but it doesn't require that< 's be encoded that way in order to be able to read the page.
Also, live preview features are not that helpful when writing a PmWiki skin, because PmWiki does stuff that the live preview won't, such as substitute values for variables and insert sidebar content.
PmWiki is usually fairly good about"guessing" the correct value for$ScriptUrl on its own, but sometimes an admin needs to set it explicitly because of URL manipulations by the webserver such as Cookbook.
The actual processing that PmWiki goes through to find a template file is important for those who are making complex skins, so its worth mentioning what those steps are.
PmWiki needs this for a variety of things, such as building merged edits, caching mailposts entries, keeping track of the last modification time of the site, other types of cache, etc.
For the types that PmWiki already knows about it's not necessary to repeat them here the upload. php script adds PmWiki's defaults to whatever the administrator supplies.