"WikiWiki?" , posted Thu 8 Dec 21:55
Does anyone have any suggestions for a good Wiki cgi/php program? I'm trying out PukiWiki but it seems to have some problems handling English.
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emagius 0th Post
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"Re(1):WikiWiki?" , posted Fri 9 Dec 04:53
For small-scale projects, Instiki ( http://instiki.org/ ) is really nice. What kind of load do you think you'll be looking at?
exodus
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"Re(1):WikiWiki?" , posted Fri 9 Dec 05:16
I'm using dokuwiki for this. What do you have in mind? You should email me so we can discuss things, because I remember we discussed some other things earlier.
Digitalboy
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"Re(2):WikiWiki?" , posted Fri 9 Dec 15:01
I don't know much but I did find this at Wikipedia.
Professor
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"Re(2):WikiWiki?" , posted Fri 9 Dec 15:03:
quote: I'm using dokuwiki for this. What do you have in mind? You should email me so we can discuss things, because I remember we discussed some other things earlier.
Huummmn, that doesn't look too bad. Seems to have some problems with IE, but otherwise looks relatively good. Going to keep searching for more Wiki programs to see which one is best suited.
I'm planning on installing a Wiki for public use, something for keeping notes on Japanese stuff.
[Edit] ...Then I just realize that means it needs support for JIS encoding. Huumnn... guess I might have to go with Pukiwiki after all...
[this message was edited by Professor on Fri 9 Dec 15:09]
exodus
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"Re(3):WikiWiki?" , posted Sat 10 Dec 02:07
quote: ...Then I just realize that means it needs support for JIS encoding. Huumnn... guess I might have to go with Pukiwiki after all...
JIS seems to work fine in doku...
Professor
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"Re(4):WikiWiki?" , posted Sat 10 Dec 22:52
quote: ...Then I just realize that means it needs support for JIS encoding. Huumnn... guess I might have to go with Pukiwiki after all...