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Re: [WikiForum] WikiEngine Recommendation (Tiki CMS/Groupware)

Hi!

Tiki CMS/Groupware is very well suited for what you describe. Tiki can
use many databases (including mysql) thanks the ADOdb abstraction layer.
http://freshmeat.net/projects/tiki/

Tiki offers comments below the wiki page. The comments are threaded.
Alternatively, you can also activate "discuss this page". In which case,
users are can discuss this page in the forums.
http://tikiwiki.org/CommentDoc

Groups & permissions are very flexible. You could have one group of
people only allowed to comment whilst another could also edit the wiki
pages. http://tikiwiki.org/PermissionAdmin

Tiki also offers structures which permits you to order the pages into a
book with table of content. http://tikiwiki.org/StructureDoc

You can also upload images. You can also use the JgraphPad drawing
applet to edit illustrations. Ex.: This can be useful to add notes &
diagrams to a screenshots. http://tikiwiki.org/JgraphPadDoc

We have just released version 1.7.6 Version 1.8.1 will be out any day now.

Best regards,

M ;-)

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Sascha Carlin wrote:

> Hi all ;)
>
> I am looking for a WikiEngine, preferably a PHP/MySql-based one, that
> has the ability to comment on WikiPages. I know, that sound odd. Let me
> explain.
>
> The Wiki will be an online version of a printed handbook. Users should
> be able to 'comment' to pages, e. g. ask questions, discuss issues, ...
> These comments must not be part of the WikiPage. The handbook's content
> must not be altered when commenting.
>
> I know of one WikiEngine that does this, WakkaWiki [1]. Is this really
> the only WikiEngine with this ablility?
>
> cu, Sascha
>
> PS: PHP/MySql would be great, but I will not turn down a Perl solution
> if there is any.
>
> [1] http://www.wakkawiki.com/
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Hi all ;) I am looking for a WikiEngine, preferably a PHP/MySql-based one, that has the ability to comment on WikiPages. I know, that sound odd. Let me ...
Sascha Carlin
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Mar 11, 2004
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Wikipedia has a similar situation, where they have a 'discuss' page attached to each encyclopedia page, with the idea being to keep discussion type stuff ...
Bryce Harrington
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Mar 11, 2004
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... I don't know of any others. The reason this is so rare is because many folks see this as a strength of wiki - the question or comment goes exactly where...
John Abbe
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... Why not have the handbook as static (normal nonWiki) pages, which in the footer has a link to comment on this page. This link then takes the user to a wiki...
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Mar 12, 2004
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... The handbook has to be editable, but not by everyone, even if everyone should be able to leave comments. cu, Sascha -- Sascha Carlin * Heinrich-Heine-Str....
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Hi! Tiki CMS/Groupware is very well suited for what you describe. Tiki can use many databases (including mysql) thanks the ADOdb abstraction layer. ...
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