Wiki Post is a new plugin for bbPress that allows users to add a wiki-like post in any topic that anyone can edit for collaborative entries or FAQs.
(you can see a demonstration below)
Wiki Post is a new plugin for bbPress that allows users to add a wiki-like post in any topic that anyone can edit for collaborative entries or FAQs.
(you can see a demonstration below)
This is a demonstration of Wiki Post - try editing it (must be logged into the forum)
To Do:
* history of edits (now done via separate plugin "Edit History")
* rollback of edits
* optional different background color
* admin menu
* send _ck_ a cake :) or a buck (feldman)
* testing 1 2 3 4
Note that if you change the settings inside the plugin (until there is an admin menu) you must reset the plugin via your-forum.com?reset_wiki_post
Westie's edit: It works. ;o
Yup, and now we have an initial beta version of the "edit history" plugin working to keep track of edit revisions... (note the HISTORY link next to EDIT)- looks like the history needs a bit of work still however...
_ck_
I finally see :D
Beduino
Well isn't that something!
Great work!
what a neat little plugin! :)
Wont work for me yet...
Im logged and can't edit ... :(
Only the second post becomes a "Wiki Post" but any topic can have one
(look near the top of any other topic for the link to create the Wiki)
Beduino, you don't see the EDIT option at the bottom of the 2nd post?
ah.. looking good
Hey _ck_
tks for this
I finally see - sorry.
All the best
Beduino
After trying to add an Wiki post I got the following error messages in the top area of the page:
bbPress database error: [You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'AND topic_id = 3 AND post_status = 0 ORDER BY post_time DESC LIMIT 1' at line 1]
SELECT post_id, poster_id, post_time FROM bb_posts WHERE poster_id!= AND topic_id = 3 AND post_status = 0 ORDER BY post_time DESC LIMIT 1
bbPress database error: [You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near '' at line 1]
SELECT user_login FROM bb_users WHERE ID =
Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /users/www//bbp/bb-includes/db-mysql.php:106) in /users/www/bbp/bb-includes/pluggable.php on line 224
???
JoergHH are you running bbPress 0.9?
I can see a problem with
FROM bb_posts WHERE poster_id!=
as the poster_id is blank.
You're not trying to allow non-logged in users to add to the wiki are you?
Well, I've tried this with the first key master account logged in and without any changes in the wiki-post.php (= standard configuration).
Furthermore in the "Theme" row there is the Wiki icon but in the "Freshness" row the thread ist marked about 38 years in the past!!
(BTW: Why I don't see here signatures anymore??)
JoergHH - 1 hour ago »
(BTW: Why I don't see here signatures anymore??)
Signatures here is set to only show one signature per person per page.
That can be turned off or on for any site.
The date issue in the wiki-post thread must be because I force bbPress to skip over the post and not to list it as the last poster. I probably need to test it more with no other posts in the topic and such. bbPress can't calculate the date so it goes to GMT day 1 which is 38 years ago in 1970.
It almost looks like you have no Wiki-Post user_id? Did the plugin successfully create a "Wiki Post" user that you can see and edit in the user list?
Did the plugin successfully create a "Wiki Post" user that you can see and edit in the user list?
Nope.
www.domain.com/bbp?reset_wiki_post doesn't functioned either.
I need to find out why the Wiki Post user wasn't created.
OH! I see why it failed! I'll have to update it.
0.9 changed to "from_email" instead of "admin_email" and that's screwing things up.
Try upgrading to 0.1.4 and see if that fixes it for you?
http://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/wiki-post/
(make sure it lists 0.1.4 or higher)
Try upgrading to 0.1.4 and see if that fixes it for you?
http://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/wiki-post/
(make sure it lists 0.1.4 or higher)
Yes, it works now! Thx - great job!
But what about gettext localization? That seem subject to really ALL plugins and I will start a theme mentioned that at bbpress.org
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