A Wiki implementation in Python (MoinMoin)

V. Senn | 5 Nov 2002 18:40

Trouble with CSS Format Stylesheet, top title font size

Hi MoinMoin user!

I’m working in academic research (and also in the knowledge management of a health insurance company). I installed several MoinMoin wikis on Apache 2.0.36 (2.0.45 causes some troubles)/Windows XP and am using them since last April without any troubles. It is used for small teamwork knowledge base and as a content management tool.

Now I have troubles with the CSS Format Style sheet to adjust Font size and Font Faces with Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0, Opera and Netscape (all running on Windows XP). I can assure the trouble is browser-independent. And there are every font face and size settings disabled. The browser are started up with the medium text display size.

Specifically, I can change Font Face of the top title (right from moinmoin logo), but not the size.

Our co-workers are complaining about the too big title font size on their lcd flat screens and takes too much place away. They also estimate the big title font size as “screaming your attention away”.

Do you know a good solution or workaround?

Bye,

V. Senn

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Michael Montagne | 6 Nov 2002 21:22

include external URL

I'm building an office manual with MoinMoin. I'd like to include a
webware servlet that returns rows from a database.  This content should
basically 'be' the wiki page.  For instance, I want a wiki page named
AutocadLayers that shows a list of layers drawn from  MySQL database.
Can this be done?
And I still can't get the darn sitename to change in the upper left
corner of the page.  Both moin_config.py and config.py have
sitename='boora' but it says "An Unnamed MoinMoin Wiki".

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bragiba | 7 Nov 2002 09:55

Re: include external URL


Are you sure your browser is not reading this from cache.   Shift refresh a
couple of time or clear your cache.
If that is not the case you are probably modifiying the wiki source and not
your wiki instance.
Check in your web server to where your wiki ScriptAlias is pointing.  This
is your wiki instance and you
should be modifing your moin_config.py file in that directory.

You can include html code directly onto a moinmoin page by including
#format html on the first line of the page followed by the html code or
servlet.
You can get the parser from here and drop it in your parser directory
http://twistedmatrix.com/users/jh.twistd/moin/moin.cgi/ParserMarket?action=highlight&value=parser



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I'm building an office manual with MoinMoin. I'd like to include a
webware servlet that returns rows from a database.  This content should
basically 'be' the wiki page.  For instance, I want a wiki page named
AutocadLayers that shows a list of layers drawn from  MySQL database.
Can this be done?
And I still can't get the darn sitename to change in the upper left
corner of the page.  Both moin_config.py and config.py have
sitename='boora' but it says "An Unnamed MoinMoin Wiki".

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Bruce Berry | 13 Nov 2002 22:55

RE: MoinMoin - can you help ?

Found my problem.. the install didn't create a "data\text" subdirectory
Its a private wiki as a test to go public later
Thanks, Bruce

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On Wed, 30 Oct 2002 17:44:59 -0500, Bruce Berry wrote:

>As a newbie, I beg your forgiveness - 
>no problem to add the '?test' to the URL, is this supposed to create a =
log
>file somewhere ?
>I did not notice anything different by trying this. (Windows error is s=
till:
>'The system cannot find the path specified: 'data\\text/*.*')

No, it shows a diagnosis page. If you still get an exception, your setup=
 is more 
broken than I can imagine. Is that wiki public or private?

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stjohn | 15 Nov 2002 12:35

problem setting up moinmoin - No module named MoinMoin

Hi,
I am setting up moin on a linux apache webserver (redhat7.3, apache1.3),
everything goes ok according to the unix install instructions but I have
some problems. Namely the python site-packages directory is empty. Running
the mywiki?test function produces the following:

Your PYTHONPATH is:
'/usr/share/moin/mywiki'
'/usr/local/lib/python/python2.2'
'etc.....
'etc.....
'etc.....
'/usr/local/lib/python2.2/site-packages'

Traceback
File "/usr/share/moin/mywiki/moin.cgi", line 20 in ?
    from MoinMoin import cgimain
ImportError: No module named MoinMoin

Can anybody suggest what the problem might be and how to fix it ?

thanks,
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Bradey Honsinger | 15 Nov 2002 20:00

RE: problem setting up moinmoin - No module named Moi nMoin

Sounds like the MoinMoin directory might not be readable by the web
server--see "Missing file permissions" on the HelpOnInstalling/ApacheOnUnix
wiki page.

  - Bradey

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MoinMoin

Hi,
I am setting up moin on a linux apache webserver (redhat7.3, apache1.3),
everything goes ok according to the unix install instructions but I have
some problems. Namely the python site-packages directory is empty. Running
the mywiki?test function produces the following:

Your PYTHONPATH is:
'/usr/share/moin/mywiki'
'/usr/local/lib/python/python2.2'
'etc.....
'etc.....
'etc.....
'/usr/local/lib/python2.2/site-packages'

Traceback
File "/usr/share/moin/mywiki/moin.cgi", line 20 in ?
    from MoinMoin import cgimain
ImportError: No module named MoinMoin

Can anybody suggest what the problem might be and how to fix it ?

thanks,
stjohn

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mc collilieux | 23 Nov 2002 22:56

pragma et windows

Hello, i have a strange difference between Linux and Windows
the instruction  "#pragma section-numbers off" does not work on windows
98 ?

Please respond me in english for newbie, thanks

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Uldis Bojars | 25 Nov 2002 18:35

Wiki map in Mozilla Sidebar

Dear MoinMoin users,

Is there a way to show MoinMoin wiki structure in Mozilla sidebar?
I.e., to allow navigate Wiki links and get to the needed page without
actually having to follow links through Wiki pages?

I imagine it as being a tree structure starting from FrontPage (or a
specified wiki page or current wiki page) and showing expandable,
hierachical link tree. Alternatively it could show one link level at a
time and have "up" button like in ftp directory view.

>> Can you point me to a resource where somebody has done this? Or how to
>> do this?

P.S. I know wiki structure is a graph, and even not acyclic graph.

P.P.S. There is a page [[MoinMoinWikiSidebar]] on MoinMoin wiki, but I
it does not work for me.

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Thomas Waldmann | 25 Nov 2002 19:33

Re: Wiki map in Mozilla Sidebar

> Is there a way to show MoinMoin wiki structure in Mozilla sidebar?

Not AFAIK.

> I.e., to allow navigate Wiki links and get to the needed page without
> actually having to follow links through Wiki pages?

You maybe want to look at http://linuxwiki.de/WikiBrowser - there you 
find links to the Touchgraph WikiBrowser, which also works with MoinMoin.

It is implemented in JAVA and has MAJOR problems with german Umlauts, 
but anything else seems to work ok.

> I imagine it as being a tree structure starting from FrontPage (or a
> specified wiki page or current wiki page) and showing expandable,
> hierachical link tree. Alternatively it could show one link level at a
> time and have "up" button like in ftp directory view.

You know SiteMap action?

> P.S. I know wiki structure is a graph, and even not acyclic graph.

Right.

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Lele Gaifax | 25 Nov 2002 19:59

Re: Wiki map in Mozilla Sidebar

>>>>> On Mon, 25 Nov 2002 19:35:37 +0200, Uldis Bojars <uldis.bojars <at> tietoenator.com> said:

    UB> Dear MoinMoin users, Is there a way to show MoinMoin wiki
    UB> structure in Mozilla sidebar?  I.e., to allow navigate Wiki
    UB> links and get to the needed page without actually having to
    UB> follow links through Wiki pages?

Well, it should be definitively possible, but would require some
Mozilla internals know-how.

    UB> P.P.S. There is a page [[MoinMoinWikiSidebar]] on MoinMoin
    UB> wiki, but I it does not work for me.

It does work for me, but it perform a different task than what you are
asking: MoinMoin is already empowered to export a RSS stream of the
recent changes, while it does not have any direct way of exporting the
links of a particular page.

I don't know if Alberto has gone any further in it's sidebar
implementation, but you may try to contact him directly.

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