Anika Henke | 1 Sep 01:04
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Re: SV: Re: SV: Re: Jumping text

Lindgren Daniel wrote:
>>> If I'm not mistaken, setting IE8 to IE7 compatibility mode 
>> is also a 
>>> workaround. Not sure it it solves all cursor jumping.
>>> As Gerry suggested, set the appropriate metatag in the templates 
>>> main.php for now. no manual user interaction needed...
>> Yes, but that's just a temporary solution.
>> Let's face it, IE8 is here (and for quite some time now). In 
>> the long run it only helps to *fix* the bugs and not tell the 
>> browser to please pretend to act as its older version.
> 
> Agree, but if you do not want to patch a stable DokuWiki, the meta tag
> will hold you over until the next stable release comes.

Oh, yes, that's a scenario where it actually makes sense.
Sorry, I misinterpreted your suggestion as a fix for the DokuWiki core.

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tom corcoran | 1 Sep 16:53
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Solution for multiple wikis on single database?

I have a working wiki which I use for recipe collection. I now want to have a separate unrelated editable page to make available to some friends. My hosting service restricts the number of databases I can use so I was thinking maybe an additional dokuwiki installation could share the same database.

I started researching the concept of multiple wikis on a single database and discovered talk about wiki farms, http://www.freelists.org/post/dokuwiki/Wiki-Farms

I am unsure about how to proceed and would appreciate any advice.

Thanks, Tom.

Michael Klier | 1 Sep 17:00
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Re: Solution for multiple wikis on single database?

On Tue, Sep 01, 2009 at 03:53:11PM +0100, tom corcoran wrote:
> I am unsure about how to proceed and would appreciate any advice.

You are aware of the fact that DokuWiki doesn't need a database at all?

There are to approaches to wiki farms with DokuWiki atm.

	http://dokuwiki.org/tips:farm
	http://dokuwiki.org/tips:farm2

This should get you started.

Chi

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Werner Flamme | 1 Sep 17:00
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Re: Solution for multiple wikis on single database?

tom corcoran [01.09.2009 16:53]:
> I have a working wiki which I use for recipe collection. I now want to have
> a separate unrelated editable page to make available to some friends. My
> hosting service restricts the number of databases I can use so I was
> thinking maybe an additional dokuwiki installation could share the same
> database.
> 
> I started researching the concept of multiple wikis on a single database and
> discovered talk about wiki farms,
> http://www.freelists.org/post/dokuwiki/Wiki-Farms
> 
> I am unsure about how to proceed and would appreciate any advice.

Why (and how) do you connect DokuWiki to a database? It is designed to
work with plain text files. Use it as it ist designed and you don't have
to fight with your hosting service about data bases.

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tom corcoran | 1 Sep 17:03
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Re: Solution for multiple wikis on single database?

Oh yeah. My bad guys. Not sure what I was thinking about databases there! Thanks for the link, will do more research and see if a farm if it is a viable solution for me.

Tom.

On Tue, Sep 1, 2009 at 4:00 PM, Michael Klier <chi <at> chimeric.de> wrote:
On Tue, Sep 01, 2009 at 03:53:11PM +0100, tom corcoran wrote:
> I am unsure about how to proceed and would appreciate any advice.

You are aware of the fact that DokuWiki doesn't need a database at all?

There are to approaches to wiki farms with DokuWiki atm.

       http://dokuwiki.org/tips:farm
       http://dokuwiki.org/tips:farm2

This should get you started.

Chi

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Michael Klier | 1 Sep 17:17
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Re: Solution for multiple wikis on single database?

On Tue, Sep 01, 2009 at 04:03:51PM +0100, tom corcoran wrote:
> Oh yeah. My bad guys. Not sure what I was thinking about databases there!
> Thanks for the link, will do more research and see if a farm if it is a viable
> solution for me.

You're welcome. One minor nitpick, if you intend to come here more often
please read the mailinglist rules:

	http://www.dokuwiki.org/mailinglist#key_rules

Chi

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tom corcoran | 1 Sep 19:47
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Clear History

I am setting up a wiki page and after some initial edit I would like the revision history to be re baselined. I searched the mailing list archive in reference to clearing the revision history but did not find discussions. After a google I found the Clear History Plugin (http://www.cosmocode.de/en/opensource/dokuwiki-plugins) but could nto get the download to work. Are there other options?

Thanks, Tom.

Wes | 1 Sep 20:40
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Re: Clear History

You could reinstall the wiki and copy the backed-up pages into it but
not the meta data.

-Wes
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Guillaume Turri | 1 Sep 20:53
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Re: Clear History

Wes a écrit :
> You could reinstall the wiki and copy the backed-up pages into it but
> not the meta data.
>
> -Wes
>   
Wouldn't it be easier to just delete manually those meta files?

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Guy Brand | 1 Sep 22:52
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Re: Solution for multiple wikis on single database?

Michael Klier wrote:

> There are to approaches to wiki farms with DokuWiki atm.
> 
> 	http://dokuwiki.org/tips:farm
> 	http://dokuwiki.org/tips:farm2

You can also save yourself time and explore tips:farm2 as the recipies
there superseed the old "hack" described on the tips:farm page.

Chi, I'd suggest to keep only farm2 and move it to tips:farm.

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