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| zedshaw |
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  Newbie Status: offline  Registered: 08/29/02 Posts: 3 |
I've been looking at PhpWiki to see if it would work as a plugin for Geeklog, and it seems that it wouldn't be too hard to do. I'm not sure how PEAR works with Geeklog or other weird things, so I was hoping that other more experienced folks could give me some advice on how to go about making PhpWiki into a plugin. Thanks.
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Junior Status: offline Registered: 06/30/02 Posts: 31 |
phpwiki-1.2.2 doesn't use PEAR for it's database access. This is the stable version and isn't encumbered by themes which might make an easier proposition to integrate with GL.
Neil Darlow M.Sc http://www.darlow.co.uk/ |
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| Euan |
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Full Member  Status: offline Registered: 04/22/02 Posts: 292 |
Have you tried the Ewiki plugin? In the downloads here.
FYI, it's third item on my list to update, so there will be something new by end Feb I hope. -- Heather Engineering -- No job too small |
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