xhtml processing optimisation.

Hi all,

I'm running a few plugins on a dokuwiki now which all function as xhtml 
postprocessor, but running the entire page several times through several 
plugins does slow things down significantly. One option of course is to 
combine the plugins into a single monster plugin, to speed things up, 
but that would be a bit drastic.

Has anyone every run to this problem before and solved it in a more 
civilised manner? Perhaps throwing a few ideas around on how to 
streamline multiple plugins operating on the same data would yield some 
usable interesting idea. I was thinking perhaps a new event that is 
thrown for every finalised xhtml line, so that plugins that can do their 
work in-place would be able to modify the lines as they're generated. 
Another option might be globally accessible xhtml postprocessing 
container with processing objects that can be added to it, with users 
defining a new xhtml_postprocessing_plugin extension, which in its 
constructor adds their custom line processing object to the processing 
container, with an optional method binding that gets passed the entire 
xhtml array once its done, should full processing be required.

in code:

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// set up some time during dokuwiki init:

$XHTML_LINE_PROCESSORS = array();

// user code residing in for instance wiki/lib/plugins/[plugin 

fckgLite -- Javascript sister to DokuWikiFCK

One of the developers at FCKeditor (now CKeditor) wrote to ask me if I 
had considered writing an HTML -> Wiki parser in pure javascript for 
FCKeditor/DokuWiki.  The result is fckgLite.  It's 'Lite' because it 
does not replicate all of the graphic features of the FCKeditor. 
Instead, it saves its documents as native DokuWiki markup.

fckgLite supports all of DokuWiki's markup except for php and html, 
which FCKeditor cannot deal with, and except for email-style quoting.

It is built on the DokuWikiFCK architecture and so still supports its 
underlying features--still supports plugins, still is tied into the DW 
auto-draft system, still uses DokuWiki's data/media directory for uploads.

fckgLite is incompatible with DokuWikiFCK.  If you are using 
DokuWikiFCK, you must remove the fckg directory from the DokuWiki 
plugins directory before installing fckgLite.

Here are some urls for fckgLite:

http://mturner.org/dwfck/lib/plugins/fckg/fckeditor/userfiles/file/fckgLite-0.01.09-Oct_01-12_14.tar.gz

http://mturner.org/dwfck/doku.php?id=introduction#fckglite
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Re: fckgLite -- Javascript sister to DokuWikiFCK

I noticed a security hole in the distribution of fckgLite and have fixed it:
   Go to: http://mturner.org/dwfck/doku.php?id=introduction#fckglite

Or download:
http://mturner.org/dwfck/lib/plugins/fckg/fckeditor/userfiles/file/fckgLite.tar.gz

You only have to replace the file action/edit.php

This change makes the editor available only to registered users; this 
means that for the time being it can't be used in an open wiki.

Sorry for the inconvenience.

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Myron Turner

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darcs changes 2009-10-02

Good Morning!

This are the darcs changes for DokuWiki committed
yesterday. Please test them and report bugs.

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Single patches can be downloaded from
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Re: Organize and link a wiki

Re: fckgLite -- Javascript sister to DokuWikiFCK

Myron Turner wrote:
> One of the developers at FCKeditor (now CKeditor) wrote to ask me if I 
> had considered writing an HTML -> Wiki parser in pure javascript for 
> FCKeditor/DokuWiki.  The result is fckgLite.  It's 'Lite' because it 
> does not replicate all of the graphic features of the FCKeditor. 
> Instead, it saves its documents as native DokuWiki markup.
> 
> fckgLite supports all of DokuWiki's markup except for php and html, 
> which FCKeditor cannot deal with, and except for email-style quoting.
> 
> It is built on the DokuWikiFCK architecture and so still supports its 
> underlying features--still supports plugins, still is tied into the DW 
> auto-draft system, still uses DokuWiki's data/media directory for uploads.
> 
> fckgLite is incompatible with DokuWikiFCK.  If you are using 
> DokuWikiFCK, you must remove the fckg directory from the DokuWiki 
> plugins directory before installing fckgLite.
> 

This is great. Exactly what I have waited!

Do you have a TODO somewhere? I would be glad to test and report 
suggestions 

brgds Otto
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Re: Organize and link a wiki

El 02/10/09 01:27 a.m., Shai escribió:
> One of the hardest things for me is to understand how to organize a Wiki
> ... doesn't anyone have some good pointers for me?

In fact wiki is unorganized... means that it is evolutive and muting in
accordance of its content.

However you can divide it into chapters, section, themes.  Or perhaps in
general ideas containing more concrete ideas.  Or following an
alphabetical order like a dictionary.

There are not rules.  Perhaps exists good practices, but without rules
;)

Enjoy with your wiki!

Rodolfo

Re: Organize and link a wiki

Tip 1. Don't over-organize your wiki in the beginning. With DokuWiki, use
only a few namespaces. Compare with www.dokuwiki.org

Tip 2. Read http://www.wikipatterns.com - it's not so much about organizing
but how to make your wiki work

regards

/Håkan Sandell

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Re: Organize and link a wiki

Re: fckgLite -- Javascript sister to DokuWikiFCK

Otto Vainio wrote:
> Myron Turner wrote:
>> One of the developers at FCKeditor (now CKeditor) wrote to ask me if I 
>> had considered writing an HTML -> Wiki parser in pure javascript for 
>> FCKeditor/DokuWiki.  The result is fckgLite.  It's 'Lite' because it 
>> does not replicate all of the graphic features of the FCKeditor. 
>> Instead, it saves its documents as native DokuWiki markup.

>>
> 
> This is great. Exactly what I have waited!
> 
> Do you have a TODO somewhere? I would be glad to test and report 
> suggestions 
> 
> brgds Otto

Please send bug reports directly to me at my email address or the 
contact address at the dwfck web site:

           http://www.mturner.org/dwfck/doku.php

I try my best to fix things as soon as the come up.

Thanks,

Myron

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