We’re starting to think about the full 1.0 release. Funnily enough there are really only a few features that we think are needed:
1) the ability for edits to go into a pending pool (we can’t figure this out)
2) integrate inline editing with scribu’s inline edit plugin (this is hard too)
3) a few more widgets (can’t think right now)
4) admin Watchlist – the ability for different admins to watch different pages
We also need a better understanding of Wiki theory in general. I have no idea what makes a page incomplete etc – for example when you browse to a wikipedia page sometimes they have all sorts of messages in little boxes. i.e. this page is incomplete, this page needs peer reviewing, this page needs etc etc etc…
What would be cool would be a system whereby the admin person watching those pages could simply check a box that applies that box with the appropriate message at the top of the page. I’m guessing that is how media wiki does things.
Also one other thing I thought would be cool would be a rollover notes system that shows readers notes as to why somebody may have made a change. This would / could be an add on module – but what do you think?!?
I’ve been following your progress with interest. I’m looking forward to trying out the plugin for a couple of projects.
The only way I can figure out for a pending pool to work would be something like this:
1. User edits article A, thus creating revision B.
2. The plugin immediately reverts the post to A, which (under the hood) creates revision C in the database, and marks B as a pending revision in the pool.
3. An editor is notified that B needs approval.
4. When B is approved, it becomes the current revision as db entry D.
The only problem is that every edit would result in at least three revisions, and the database would become huge after a while. You could mitigate this by deleting A when C is created, and deleting B when D is created.
Does that make a lick of sense?
I wonder if you could steal the admin watchlist from bbPress’s favorites feature.
As far as wiki theory goes, I can tell you how a page is marked incomplete/stub in MediaWiki: anyone editing the page can enter a wiki tag, like [[stub]], somewhere at the top or bottom of the page. It’s clunky as hell, and I think a checkbox would be far more usable. (In general, I think good user interface design would be to figure out what MediaWiki does, and do the opposite.) Which is easier to implement, I don’t know.
Hey there. I’m doing some development work on something like WP-Wiki, which includes:
1) the ability for edits to go into a pending pool
2) integrate inline editing with scribu’s inline edit plugin
I’ve already got both working, but they need some polish.
I’m integrating all these features for a client that needs a wiki on her BuddyPress-powered site, so I’d really like to work with you on integrating them into the WP-Wiki plugin proper (right now all the functionality is hacked together in functions.php and a page template).
I’m getting paid to work on this, so I have a ton of time to dedicate to it, and anything I do with it can get pushed back to this project if you like.
Shoot me an email at the provided address so we can chat.
Would there be a way to allow for both “internal” and “external” Wikis, where internal Wiki documents are only available to the users of the WordPress install when logged in, and external ones are available via public URLs without any authentication?
I run a newspaper Web site on WordPress and can see a lot of benefit in allowing the staff to document things on the editorial process on the same site where they post content, but I definitely wouldn’t want the public viewing this.
Then, I’d also love to have an external Wiki for readers to post things on and play with.
Hi there – I’ve now figured out how to get this plugin working (by selecting “wiki-editor” for the user rather than contributor or author, as noted somewhere else in the documentation), and it’s looking great. Thanks for the great work.
One feature that I think would be extremely helpful would be for the onsite revision-links to show the actual revisions made at the stated times. At the moment, on both a local/desktop WP install and a live site on which I’ve tested the plugin, one sees a list of revisions with their times, but clicking on what looks like links to them doesn’t actually showing anything different. I suggest that a key feature of wikis is enabling users to see who changed what at what time; as such, this feature would be most useful.
Really looking forward to the 1.0 release. Let me know if you need a beta tester.
Cheers
Richard
So any news on this yet? I know version 0.8 is out, but that inline editing would be awesome.
Hi!
I would really like to have the public to edit the content of my wiki. Not force the users to log in/create a wordpress account. Rather just provide a username and email (that will only be visible to the admins) and a captha i guess. Would be really useful, if you want a site that evolves its information rapidly, because 90% of people will not register if its not absolutelty neccesary, but still is managable by admins.
I just upgraded to WP 2.9 and cannot seem to get the wiki working in this release. I see one person seems to have made it owrk. Are you going to ensure compatibility with 2.9 in new release?
I managed to get it working on 2.9 – very weird. It didn’t work on my old blog which I installed ages ago and upgraded through the years, but last week I installed a second wordpress blog and it worked fine. Would it be something to do with file permissions?
* The Edit Page controls for this plugin does not support saving their positions. I want to put “Enable Wiki Page” checkboxes up the top.
* Could we have quick access to Wikipedia notation e.g. [[wiki:]]
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What I like most about your plugin is the [[wikilink]] feature. There’s no other working addon that does that out there! What I do not like about it is that you see it in the visual editor: it would be cool, if it would look like a normal link just after you tiped it and be editable with “add/change link” toolbar button.
Another thing one might need is the ability for non-registered users to change things (thats the main Idea of a WIKI, right?). It should be as easy as leaving a comment for the user! (I know there’s the spam problem, but it should be optional to only let registered users edit and there should be some CAPTCHA)
Nice addon anyways!
Pardon for writing a second post: while testing oi found out, that the [[wikistyle#anchor]] link doesn’t work. Please add this. Also it should link to the article if there’s no such anchor.
Also it would be cool, if the [[links]] were converted to normal links (on demand) if you dropped the addon or just deactivated the addon for a certain page.
I would also like the possibility to toggle the “This page is wiki editable click here to edit this page.” link.
Any Chance this plugin will be updated for WP 3.0?
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