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Whoops. Yes the $request->rawurlencode was wrong. Thanks.
jbw
Cliff Brake wrote:
> Found the problem -- simple typo. I fixed the function on the wiki page -- 
> please verify.
> 
> Cliff
> 
> ------------------------------------------
> On Wednesday 31 July 2002 09:14 am, Cliff Brake wrote:
> I get the following error when implementing your changes (Using the 1.3.3
> release):
> 
> Fatal error: Call to undefined function: rawurlencode() in
> /home/www/html/phpwik
> i-1.3.3/lib/transform.php on line 486
> 
> Thanks,
> Cliff
> 
> ------------------------------------------
> On Tuesday 30 July 2002 06:03 pm, Joby Walker wrote:
> Ahh... Hadn't thought of that. Thanks.
> 
> I put the fix into a page: FootnotesFix
> 
> http://phpwiki.sourceforge.net/phpwiki/FootnotesFix
> 
> I cleaned it up by adding Renato's addition and removing commented out
> code and my "addition" markers.
> 
> Later I'll add the phpdoc notes.
> 
> jbw
> 
> Renato De Giovanni wrote:
> 
>>On 30 Jul 2002 at 11:19, Joby Walker wrote:
>>
>>>In transform.php replace function wtt_footnotes and wtt_footnoterefs:
>>
>>Nice fix, but don't forget to encode the page name in both functions:
>>
>>$page = rawurlencode($request->getArg('pagename'));
>>
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Found the problem -- simple typo. I fixed the function on the wiki page=
 --=20
please verify.
Cliff
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On Wednesday 31 July 2002 09:14 am, Cliff Brake wrote:
I get the following error when implementing your changes (Using the 1.3.3
release):
Fatal error: Call to undefined function: rawurlencode() in
/home/www/html/phpwik
i-1.3.3/lib/transform.php on line 486
Thanks,
Cliff
------------------------------------------
On Tuesday 30 July 2002 06:03 pm, Joby Walker wrote:
Ahh... Hadn't thought of that. Thanks.
I put the fix into a page: FootnotesFix
http://phpwiki.sourceforge.net/phpwiki/FootnotesFix
I cleaned it up by adding Renato's addition and removing commented out
code and my "addition" markers.
Later I'll add the phpdoc notes.
jbw
Renato De Giovanni wrote:
> On 30 Jul 2002 at 11:19, Joby Walker wrote:
>>In transform.php replace function wtt_footnotes and wtt_footnoterefs:
>
> Nice fix, but don't forget to encode the page name in both functions:
>
> $page =3D rawurlencode($request->getArg('pagename'));
>
> --
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I get the following error when implementing your changes (Using the 1.3.3=
=20
release):
Fatal error: Call to undefined function: rawurlencode() in=20
/home/www/html/phpwik
i-1.3.3/lib/transform.php on line 486
Thanks,
Cliff
------------------------------------------
On Tuesday 30 July 2002 06:03 pm, Joby Walker wrote:
Ahh... Hadn't thought of that. Thanks.
I put the fix into a page: FootnotesFix
http://phpwiki.sourceforge.net/phpwiki/FootnotesFix
I cleaned it up by adding Renato's addition and removing commented out
code and my "addition" markers.
Later I'll add the phpdoc notes.
jbw
Renato De Giovanni wrote:
> On 30 Jul 2002 at 11:19, Joby Walker wrote:
>>In transform.php replace function wtt_footnotes and wtt_footnoterefs:
>
> Nice fix, but don't forget to encode the page name in both functions:
>
> $page =3D rawurlencode($request->getArg('pagename'));
>
> --
> Renato De Giovanni
> CRIA - Centro de Referencia em Informacao Ambiental
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>From: "Rick Parker" <<EMAIL: PROTECTED>>
>Sent: Saturday, June 29, 2002 8:32 PM
>Subject: [Phpwiki-talk] users
>
>How do I control the users?
>
>I would like to have certain people maintaining their own pages, but
>others only get "read" and admin is of course "all-powerful".
And I would like to use the PHPlib authentication scheme, which saves all
the authorized users on a database.
Is it possible to do that?
If not, which files should I alter?
Thanks in advance,
Willie D. Leiva

Ahh... Hadn't thought of that. Thanks.
I put the fix into a page: FootnotesFix
http://phpwiki.sourceforge.net/phpwiki/FootnotesFix
I cleaned it up by adding Renato's addition and removing commented out 
code and my "addition" markers.
Later I'll add the phpdoc notes.
jbw
Renato De Giovanni wrote:
> On 30 Jul 2002 at 11:19, Joby Walker wrote:
> 
>>In transform.php replace function wtt_footnotes and wtt_footnoterefs:
> 
> 
> Nice fix, but don't forget to encode the page name in both functions:
> 
> $page = rawurlencode($request->getArg('pagename'));
> 
> --
> Renato De Giovanni
> CRIA - Centro de Referencia em Informacao Ambiental
> http://www.cria.org.br/
> 
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On 30 Jul 2002 at 11:19, Joby Walker wrote:
> In transform.php replace function wtt_footnotes and wtt_footnoterefs:
Nice fix, but don't forget to encode the page name in both functions:
$page = rawurlencode($request->getArg('pagename'));
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Yes this is a bug. I fixed it for markup 1.0 not 2.0 (not using so 
haven't tested).
The problem is that the footnote functions do not include the page name. 
 It would work also if the link was just #footnote, but by default 
WikiLinks include the proper full path.
In transform.php replace function wtt_footnotes and wtt_footnoterefs:
function wtt_footnotes($match, &$trfrm)
{
// Begin add by joby 7/18/2002
	global $request;
 $page = $request->getArg('pagename');
// Begin add by joby 7/18/2002
 // FIXME: should this set HTML mode?
 $ftnt = trim(substr($match,1,-1)) + 0;
 $fntext = "[$ftnt]";
 $html = HTML(HTML::br());
 $fnlist = $trfrm->user_data['footnotes'][$ftnt];
 if (!is_array($fnlist)) {
 $html->pushContent($fntext);
 }
 else {
 $trfrm->user_data['footnotes'][$ftnt] = 'footnote_seen';
 while (list($k, $anchor) = each($fnlist)) {
 $html->pushContent(HTML::a(array("name" => "footnote-$ftnt",
// removed by joby											"href" => "#$anchor",
// begin add joby 7/18/02
 "href" => "$page#$anchor",
// end add joby 7/18/02
 "class" => "footnote-rev"),
 $fntext));
 $fntext = '+';
 }
 }
 return $html;
}
function wtt_footnoterefs($match, &$trfrm)
{
// begin add joby 7/18/02
	global $request;
// end add joby 7/18/02
 $ftnt = trim(substr($match,1,-1)) + 0;
 $footnote_definition_seen = false;
 if (empty($trfrm->user_data['footnotes']))
 $trfrm->user_data['footnotes'] = array();
 if (empty($trfrm->user_data['footnotes'][$ftnt]))
 $trfrm->user_data['footnotes'][$ftnt] = array();
 else if (!is_array($trfrm->user_data['footnotes'][$ftnt]))
 $footnote_definition_seen = true;
// removed by joby $link = HTML::a(array('href' => #footnote-$ftnt"), 
"[$ftnt]");
// begin add joby 7/18/02
 $page = $request->getArg('pagename');
 $link = HTML::a(array('href' => "$page#footnote-$ftnt"), "[$ftnt]");
// end add joby 7/18/02
 if (!$footnote_definition_seen) {
 $name = "footrev-$ftnt-" . 
count($trfrm->user_data['footnotes'][$ftnt]);
 $link->setAttr('name', $name);
 $trfrm->user_data['footnotes'][$ftnt][] = $name;
 }
 return HTML::sup(array('class' => 'footnote'), $link);
}
Cliff Brake wrote:
> We use phpwiki (v1.3.0-jeffhack) for an internal knowledge base and it works 
> well. One thing that is used quite a bit is footnotes. I would like to 
> upgrade to 1.3.3, but am not sure what to do about the footnotes. In 1.3.3, 
> clicking on a footnote takes you to the home page. A few questions:
> 
> * is phpwiki currently under active development? When is the next stable 
> release expected?
> * Is there a plan to support footnotes in the future or some equivalent 
> functionality?
> 
> Thanks,
> Cliff
> 
> 
> 
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Cliff Brake schrieb:
> We use phpwiki (v1.3.0-jeffhack) for an internal knowledge base and it works 
> well. One thing that is used quite a bit is footnotes. I would like to 
> upgrade to 1.3.3, but am not sure what to do about the footnotes. In 1.3.3, 
> clicking on a footnote takes you to the home page. A few questions:
> 
> * is phpwiki currently under active development? When is the next stable 
> release expected?
I believe there's a break now that everything works fine.
v1.3.3 is stable.
The demo wiki is a MultiLingualWiki by Karsten.
> * Is there a plan to support footnotes in the future or some equivalent 
> functionality?
?
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We use phpwiki (v1.3.0-jeffhack) for an internal knowledge base and it wo=
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* is phpwiki currently under active development? When is the next stable=
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release expected?
* Is there a plan to support footnotes in the future or some equivalent=20
functionality?
Thanks,
Cliff

Jeff Dairiki wrote:
> On 2002年7月29日 18:19:42 +0100
> John Kershaw <jo...@ke...> wrote:
> 
> 
>>Can you still use the original markup? I had a feeling you couldn't 
>>(or it got converted 'for you'), which is the main reason all my 
>>sites are 1.3.2 (that and I couldn't figure out the templating).
> 
> 
> Yes. There's a checkbox on the edit form which lets you specify
> which markup style each page should use.
> 
> New pages default to the new markup style. Of course it would only
> take a minor amount of hackage to change that. If you only want
> to allow old markup, that would be a straightforward hack as well...
> 
> I don't think there are any facilities for automatic conversion 
> of old- to new-markup as yet. Though it's been awhile since I've
> looked at the code, so I could be wrong.
> 
> 
Just to elaborate on Jeff's comments. The checkbox Jeff is referring to 
is on the edit page labeled "Use new markup", and I haven't seen any 
auto conversion stuff in the code...
jbw

On 2002年7月29日 18:19:42 +0100
John Kershaw <jo...@ke...> wrote:
> >Good. 1.3.3 is very stable.
> >
> >The biggest thing that got me was the difference between the 
> >original markup and markup 2.0.
> 
> Can you still use the original markup? I had a feeling you couldn't 
> (or it got converted 'for you'), which is the main reason all my 
> sites are 1.3.2 (that and I couldn't figure out the templating).
Yes. There's a checkbox on the edit form which lets you specify
which markup style each page should use.
New pages default to the new markup style. Of course it would only
take a minor amount of hackage to change that. If you only want
to allow old markup, that would be a straightforward hack as well...
I don't think there are any facilities for automatic conversion 
of old- to new-markup as yet. Though it's been awhile since I've
looked at the code, so I could be wrong.

>Good. 1.3.3 is very stable.
>
>The biggest thing that got me was the difference between the 
>original markup and markup 2.0.
Can you still use the original markup? I had a feeling you couldn't 
(or it got converted 'for you'), which is the main reason all my 
sites are 1.3.2 (that and I couldn't figure out the templating).
John
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Good. 1.3.3 is very stable.
The biggest thing that got me was the difference between the original 
markup and markup 2.0.
jbw
Robert Orenstein wrote:
> I've solved the problem, but not in the most creative way... I junked
> the installation, which was 1.2.2, and reinstalled from scratch with 1.3.3.
> It took ten minutes, tops, and everything's fine now.
> 
> (Thank you, John Kershaw and Joby Walker, for your help!)
> 
> Robert Orenstein
> Perforce Software
> 
> "The world is quiet here"
> 
> 
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I've solved the problem, but not in the most creative way... I junked
the installation, which was 1.2.2, and reinstalled from scratch with 1.3.3.
It took ten minutes, tops, and everything's fine now.
(Thank you, John Kershaw and Joby Walker, for your help!)
Robert Orenstein
Perforce Software
"The world is quiet here"

This may be the same problem expressed in the "Stuck on First Page" message
a few weeks ago, but I'm seeing no PHP segmentation fault, and I have
a few more details. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
I've just installed PHPWiki. (INCREDIBLY easy installation -- thank you!).
The first page comes up fine, but when I click on any link, the
requested URL's all have the form http://:?<pagename> (e.g.
http://:?AddingPages ) and the browser can't connect to the page.
If I edit lib/config.php and change $ScriptURL to the URL of index.php
(in our case, http://play:8095/wiki/index.php), then the link URL's all
have the form http://play:8095/wiki/index.php?WikiWikiWeb, but instead
of displaying the page, the same first page comes up again.
Any ideas?
Robert Orenstein
Perforce Software
"The world is quiet here"

1) user authentication
After a bit of research, I found that user authentication thru phpnuke
was done for phpwiki 1.2 but not check-in. I'm using php 1.3 so may
be I can apply those patches and solve the conflicts myself if no one
did it.
2) moderation
I guess this can be done by adding a flag (to the database?) to tell
which versions is moderated and then let the modified index.php
retrive the latest one with templates that get rid of buttons.
Is this the right way to go?
Samphan Raruenrom wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> We use wiki to collarboratively build documents about
> the free software philosophy and open-source development
> model. After a short period of test drive, we find that
> improvement need to be done to match our requirements.
> 
> - two views :
> - public (static web)
> e.g. http://opensource.thai.net/pub.php/OpenSourceDefinition
> - wiki
> e.g. http://opensource.thai.net/wiki.php/OpenSourceDefinition
> - three level of users
> - anonymous (can read and discuss)
> - user (can also edit)
> - moderator (can select a wiki page to public)
> 
> This is a departure from the wiki philosophy but we need it
> because we have to make documents that can be referenced
> from the public (e.g. the Thai translation of GPL) and
> also let anyone asks (what clause #1 mean?) and discusses
> (clause #1 traslation is misleading).
> 
> We think that we need to implement the folowing :-
> - user authentication, thru phpnuke, which is used elsewhere on
> the same website
> - link wiki pages with phpnuke's News module to allow easy threaded
> discussions w/o wiki editing knowledge
> - UI for moderation, e.g. a button that flag that this version is
> moderated so pub.php will show it
> - pub.php to show only the latest moderated version of any page
> 
> Any advice?
> 
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A suggestion for phpwiki, that I have 75% implimented in my fork of phpwiki.
http://phpwiki.sourceforge.net/phpwiki/CategorizePagesInDatabase
JobyWalker

On 2002年7月23日, g.p.ciceri wrote:
> Hi all,
> sorry if this is already a FAQ.
> I'm using phpwiki 1.3.3., and I'm having the following behaviour:
> when I add a page that uses a <?plugin ... ?> it seems to me that
> the plugin is executed twice (I've added a tracing statement
> at the beginning of the run() plugin method)
>
> trigger_error("About to run", E_USER_NOTICE);
>
> For example, the backlinks plugin shows this behaviour, and the info
> plugin too: but when you call the info outside of the page, all is o.k.
>
> Any Clue ???
> Best Regards
>
> /gp
>
When I wrote the WikiPluginCache class, I ran into an
error when trying to cache the RecentPages.
I could not fix it, and - as now occurs to me -
it could be explained if plugins are executed twice.
Unfortunately, for the next few months, I don't have any
time to debug it.
Nevertheless, thanks for pointing out this behaviour.
If the error is still present after my last exams,
that is if _you_ won't have fixed it, I will do something
about it.
Best Regards
jo

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On 2002年7月24日 11:04:49 +0100
John Kershaw <jo...@ke...> wrote:
> [PHPWIKI1.3.2]
> 
> Can I use this array in lib/main.php to control what non-admin visitors
> can do?
> 
> function is_safe_action ($action) {
> if (! ZIPDUMP_AUTH and ($action == 'zip' || $action == 'xmldump'))
> return true;
> return in_array ( $action, array('browse',
> 'info', 'diff', 'search',
> 'edit', 'save',
> 'login', 'logout',
> 'setprefs') );
> }
Yes, probably, I think.
If you remove an action from that list, that action will be globally
disabled for non-admin's.
(However, the links/buttons for it won't disappear.
So, if, e.g., you disable 'edit' and 'save' this way,
the 'EditPage' button will still appear --- but if someone
tries to click it, it won't work. To get rid of the buttons,
you've got to edit the templates.)

[PHPWIKI1.3.2]
Hi,
Can I use this array in lib/main.php to control what non-admin visitors can do?
John
function is_safe_action ($action) {
 if (! ZIPDUMP_AUTH and ($action == 'zip' || $action == 'xmldump'))
 return true;
 return in_array ( $action, array('browse',
 'info', 'diff', 'search',
 'edit', 'save',
 'login', 'logout',
 'setprefs') );
}
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Hi all,
sorry if this is already a FAQ.
I'm using phpwiki 1.3.3., and I'm having the following behaviour:
when I add a page that uses a <?plugin ... ?> it seems to me that
the plugin is executed twice (I've added a tracing statement
at the beginning of the run() plugin method)
trigger_error("About to run", E_USER_NOTICE);
For example, the backlinks plugin shows this behaviour, and the info
plugin too: but when you call the info outside of the page, all is o.k.
Any Clue ???
Best Regards
/gp

Hi,
We use wiki to collarboratively build documents about
the free software philosophy and open-source development
model. After a short period of test drive, we find that
improvement need to be done to match our requirements.
- two views :
	- public (static web)
	e.g. http://opensource.thai.net/pub.php/OpenSourceDefinition
	- wiki
	e.g. http://opensource.thai.net/wiki.php/OpenSourceDefinition
- three level of users
	- anonymous (can read and discuss)
	- user (can also edit)
	- moderator (can select a wiki page to public)
This is a departure from the wiki philosophy but we need it
because we have to make documents that can be referenced
from the public (e.g. the Thai translation of GPL) and
also let anyone asks (what clause #1 mean?) and discusses
(clause #1 traslation is misleading).
We think that we need to implement the folowing :-
- user authentication, thru phpnuke, which is elsed elsewhere on
 the same website
- link wiki pages with phpnuke's News module to allow easy threaded
 discussions w/o wiki editing knowledge
- UI for moderation, e.g. a button that flag that this version is
 moderated so pub.php will show it
- pub.php to show only the latest moderated version of any page
Any advice?
-- 
Feel free to forward or quote to any individual or public.
Samphan Raruenrom
Information Research and Development Division,
National Electronics and Computer Technology Center, Thailand.
http://www.nectec.or.th/home/index.html

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I have set up a phpWiki site on a server hosted by ClaraNet, and using 
their mySQL server.
Starting from scratch, everything seemed to go fine. The pages for a 
virgin phpwiki were copied into the database. The hit counter for pages 
gets updated when I view pages. This suggests that I have the correct 
database permissions. mySQL tells me:
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| Grants for 
phpwiki@% |
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| GRANT USAGE ON *.* TO 'phpwiki'@'%' IDENTIFIED BY PASSWORD 
'2c6acbbc4de6173f' |
| GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON phpwiki.* TO 
'phpwiki'@'%' |
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
The problem comes when I try to edit pages. The edit view comes up fine, 
but if I click on the 'preview' or 'save' buttons, or try and log in, I 
go straight back to the edit view as it was *before* I made any changes.
If you want to see it failing, have a look at 
http://www.teaminabox.co.uk/wiki/
I really want to use phpWiki for this, but if I can't I'm going to have 
to go for one of the more basic ones.
Any help or suggestions will be very welcome
Chris