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DokuWiki
dkdil 0.7 is out
This release fixes a small bug (thanks to Michael Klein).
dkdil 0.6 is out
This release uses the new feedproxy.google.com feed (thanks to Casey).
dkdil 0.5 is out
This release uses DokuHTTPClient instead of CURL, removing a dependence and handling the proxy settings automatically (as suggested by Andreas Gohr).
dkdil 0.4 is out
This release fetches the DilbertDailyStrip RSS feed (and it uses SimpleXML and CURL).
dkdil 0.3 is out
This release fixes a small security weakness (credits to Andy Webber).
Inserting raw HTML code in MediaWiki
Someday this post could save you an hour: do you need to insert raw HTML code in MediaWiki (for example, an internal image that links to an external website)? Configure it to use $wgRawHtml (its page says that it is safe to use it only if your site is not publicly editable).
I can’t say this [...]
DokuWiki passes E_STRICT test, others don’t
Having read that
The Zend Framework codebase must be E_STRICT compliant.
on the latest version of a XAMPP server I’ve tested with E_STRICT the three LA(M)P programs that I mostly use: DokuWiki (2007-06-26b), Joomla! (1.5 RC3) and WordPress (2.3.1). Of course DokuWiki is the simplest of them but I was surprised to discover that it can be [...]
dkdil 0.2 is out
This release does not use anymore NuSOAP but the PHP5 SOAP extension and it can read the optional proxy configuration of DokuWiki (without having to duplicate it internally).
A Dilbert Plugin for DokuWiki
I wrote a simple plugin for DokuWiki that, writing [DIL] on a page, lets you see displayed the Daily Dilbert. It uses the DilbertDailyStrip RSS feed and SimpleXML.
I’ve written a similar plugin for WordPress.
The current version is 0.7 and you can download it here.
ChangeLog:
Version 0.7: it fixes a small bug (thanks to Michael Klein);
Version 0.6: [...]
A DokuWiki directory lister plugin
I wrote this simple DokuWiki plugin that lists the directories contained in a hardwired directory (it works like this Mediawiki extension): its output is like the following XHTML list:
<ul>
<li>http://www.foo.org/aaa/</li>
<li>http://www.foo.org/aab/</li>
<li>…</li>
<li>http://www.foo.org/zzz/</li>
</ul>
The directories returned are sorted: change the values of lhd_path and lhd_url before using the plugin. A DokuWiki plugin is mainly a PHP class that looks definitely [...]