Finally after an age, in an internet, in a universe far far away the guys at Instinct HQ who brought you the have updated the WP Wiki Plugin. We hope you enjoy the following changes and mods:
- Made some changes to ensure that the edit functionality only occurs for Wiki Editable pages and posts for users logged in as a Wiki Editor
- Added the capability to add piped links to pages
- Added a new Wiki Settings pages that allows you to customize the number of revisions shown in the front end. Also we added the ability to send emails to administrators whenever there are any wiki changes (somebody could test this for us)
Unfortunately, we are having the opposite problem.
Our blog users can’t edit the wiki, regardless of their role. We’ve tried them all… none work.
The only people who are able to edit the wiki pages are those with SYS admin access… and, even stranger, one sys admin can’t even edit the wiki pages using the wiki version link on the wiki page itself. We don’t think this is browser-related, because we’ve tried this in a few different browsers, on a few different computers.
Thanks for the useful info. It’s so interesting
This looks like a great plugin. I’m trying to find out if you can upload images, video , etc into the wiki before I activate it.
I’m having a hard time finding much documentation or pointers to sites using this.
Thanks for you help.
Hi, I created the code necessary to add a “wordpress wiki settings” submenu, where to check if one wants [[wiki links]] to work on ANY page or only (as default) on those marked as wikifriendly, and where to check if [[wiki links]] should work on comments as well.
Tell me if you’re interested in it. Cheers.
I don’t know when this was posted, but this is buggy in 2.8.2!
Hi…I’m using 2.8 (test site) and 2.8.1 (live site) and I cannot get the “edit” link to be viewed at the bottom of my TWiki labeled pages. Is this not functional with 2.8x??
Thanks!
JPO
doesn’t work