1. get familiar to it and
2. be 'pulled' to join.

To do it simply, this may lead to a conditional statement, that is an if. This would be used to test system variables such as :
[[if %user.status="member"]]
organisation
[[/if]]
[[if %user.status<>"member"]]
[grey]
organisation
[/grey]
[[/if]]
(the meta-pages about the wiki's organisation are opened only to members)
No matter if greyed links look more or less like unexisting links.

denis

I don't really understand your answer.

• The link you provide [http://www.wikidot.org/doc:wiki-syntax#toc45] leads to the "include" feature paragraph.
• "You can use a [[button]] to show individual page options" ? I used the [[button]] for changing the edit menu, but this for all users. How does it allow to adapt a menu or anything to individual users' permissions ?

Matt :

wikidot.org is dedicated to the open-source delivering of wikidot software — which also allows you to install it on a personal server
dev.wikidot.org is a section on which is talket about the (open) developement of wikidot

denis

this is the main function (a poor copy&past&modify from PageLookupQModule….):

 class TagsLookupQModule extends QuickModule { public function process($data){ // does not use data $search = $_GET['q']; $siteId = $_GET['s']; if(!is_numeric($siteId)) return; if($search == null || strlen($search) ==0) return; $search1 = pg_escape_string(preg_quote($search)); $search2 = pg_escape_string($search); Database::init(); $q1 = "SELECT tag, tag_id FROM page_tag WHERE " . "tag ~* '^$search1' AND tag != '$search2' AND site_id = '$siteId'"; $q1 .= "ORDER BY tag LIMIT 20"; $q2 = "SELECT tag, user_id FROM page_tag WHERE " . "tag = '$search2' AND site_id ='$siteId'"; $db = Database::connection(); $result1 = $db->query($q1); $result1 = $result1->fetchAll(); $result2 = $db->query($q2); $result2 = $result2->fetchAll(); if($result1 == null && $result2 != null) $result = $result2; if($result2 == null && $result1 != null) $result = $result1; if($result1 != null && $result2 != null){ $result = array_merge($result2, $result1); } return array('tags' => $result); } } 

now I need to modify PageTagsModule.js in order to allow search operation.
anyone can help me? I think this feature would be very usefull for everyone.

thanks,
Gio

You can see some of the available engines in action at
http://babelmark.bobtfish.net/?markdown=++*+foo%0D%0A%0D%0Abar ,
or have a look at the converter at http://johnmacfarlane.net/pandoc/try

The PHP implementation is one of the most solid. Is there any interest in adding an option to use the portable Markdown syntax instead of the (probably more powerful) Wikidot syntax?

— Thomas.

One particular area where they would be useful, are the Google Webmaster Tools. The functionality seems very similar to the one for Google Analytics - you get a key, and the system makes a simple tag out of it. So for starters, it could be adapted from that '3rd party tool'. (Also note that there are many people screaming for it over at wikidot forums.)

I would be happy if the Webmaster Tools were available. But the general capability to edit Meta tags would be very useful by itself.

Re: dev.wikidot.org, what is the (intended) difference between that wiki and this one? I was under the impression that dev was for v2 and this one is for v1. Am I mistaken?

http://www.wikidot.org/doc:wiki-syntax#toc45

Ups. There is no option to add a "discuss" button. Something that could be added indeed — and it should be done by adding options to the lib/Text_Wiki/Wiki/Render/Xhtml/Button.php file. But other buttons should work fine.

And yes, I am trying to invite everyone to dev.wikidot.org :-D Improving Wikidot is not that difficult.

thanks.

update: it would be sufficient to just display them differently, grayed out if they can't be used for example. They wouldn't have to be in a different place.