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jonpatterns — 2010-12-10 14:21:48

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	+ + ==WYSIWYG editor== + + I've noticed some forums and WordPress allow WhatYouSeeIsWhatYouGet editing. How feasible would it be to bring this to Sycamore?

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jonpatterns — 2010-12-10 13:28:10

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- If I understand correctly, Sycamore is a fork of MoinMoin. Meanwhile, MoinMoin development continues with many nice new features. As just one example of the new features that have been added since the fork, MoinMoin supports the new [http://www.wikicreole.org/ Creole] common wiki markup syntax.	+ If I understand correctly, Sycamore is a fork of [http://moinmo.in/ MoinMoin]. Meanwhile, MoinMoin development continues with many nice new features. As just one example of the new features that have been added since the fork, MoinMoin supports the new [http://www.wikicreole.org/ Creole] common wiki markup syntax.

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JoeWells — 2008-07-13 22:32:51

generic feature request: everything MoinMoin has added since the fork

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	+ + == Getting the Benefits of Active MoinMoin Development == + + If I understand correctly, Sycamore is a fork of MoinMoin. Meanwhile, MoinMoin development continues with many nice new features. As just one example of the new features that have been added since the fork, MoinMoin supports the new [http://www.wikicreole.org/ Creole] common wiki markup syntax. + + Is there any reasonable way to get the benefits of the energy of MoinMoin development for the Wiki Spot community? Could the additional features of Sycamore be added into MoinMoin, effectively merging the fork? Could new features of MoinMoin be added to Sycamore, or has the software architecture diverged too much? + + I am curious whether it would be worthwhile proposing investigating this kind of thing as 1 or more student projects.

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PeterHogg — 2008-05-26 20:43:49

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	+ + == Syntax Highlighting == + + Please could we have some wiki markup to highlight syntax? Python, C and PHP would be my preference. Even if just one language was supported, it would make it much easier for someone like myself (bad programmer :-)) to extend the support to other languages without much difficulty. Thanks for writing Sycamore by the way!

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PhilipNeustrom — 2007-10-25 01:20:54

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AdamDewitz — 2007-05-24 00:58:52

+ link to enhancement query on trac

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- Do you have an idea for a feature that should be part of the default system? Share you idea here.	+ Do you have an idea for a feature that should be part of the default system? Check out the [http://sycamore.devjavu.com/projects/sycamore/query?status=new&status=assigned&status=reopened&type=enhancement&order=priority current list of enhancements] in development and share your idea here is its not listed.

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AdamDewitz — 2007-05-24 00:18:20

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- Do you have an idea for a feature that should be part of the default system? Share you idea here. If you have a feature request for Wiki Spot, visit the [wiki:wikispot:"Feature Requests" Wiki Spot Feature Request page].	+ Do you have an idea for a feature that should be part of the default system? Share you idea here. + + '''Wiki Spot:''' If you have a feature request for Wiki Spot, visit the [wiki:wikispot:"Feature Requests" Wiki Spot Feature Request page].

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PhilipNeustrom — 2007-05-24 00:16:29

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- Do you have an idea for a feature that should be part of the default system? Share you idea here. If you have a feature request for the Wiki Spot service, please visit the [wiki:WikiSpot:Feature_Requests Wiki Spot Feature Request page].	+ Do you have an idea for a feature that should be part of the default system? Share you idea here. If you have a feature request for Wiki Spot, visit the [wiki:wikispot:"Feature Requests" Wiki Spot Feature Request page].

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AdamDewitz — 2007-05-24 00:00:36

cleaned-up

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- Add feature requests here! - - For now, see the [wiki:DavisWiki:Wiki_Community wiki community] entry on the Davis Wiki.	+ Do you have an idea for a feature that should be part of the default system? Share you idea here. If you have a feature request for the Wiki Spot service, please visit the [wiki:WikiSpot:Feature_Requests Wiki Spot Feature Request page].
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- [http://www.sqlite.org/ SQLite] backend support and bundle SQLite with Sycamore for an easier install (shared hosting, etc). Note that the sqlite module is now a part of the new Python 2.5, so this is going to be on a lot of systems soon. (''side-note: it appears that the sqlite library is required if you compile Python 2.5 from source, but otherwise it is linked into the binary? i believe most unix machines will/do have the sqlite library installed, though...'') - - == YouTube/Google/etc Video Content == - Any thoughts on how we could allow video embeds from youtube or google? For example, in HTML: - - {{{<object width="425" height="350"> - <param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/O6iXhXj85bk"> - </param> - <embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/O6iXhXj85bk" - type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="425" height="350"> - </embed> - </object>}}} - - I would think a macro would be well suited to handle this. E.g [[Video(URI)]] --["AdamDewitz"] - I have a proof of concept macro that I will share shortly. --["AdamDewitz"] - - == Google Map Integration == - [http://www.google.com/intl/en_us/images/maps_results_logo.gif] - i just posted a note on RocWiki's FarMcKon page about the Google Map hack for Sycamore. Could someone post some instructions or email me the bits and I will write up some doc. Nice job guys, I read FarMcKon's Blog about the team effort. - ["ReidSerozi"] - - I haven't commited the code to our repository yet because it's got some bugs. Check out ["Mapping"] for what the bugs are and a link to the relevant files. --["PhilipNeustrom"] - - == Bookmark feature == - Perhaps the bookmark feature should be more prominent (as in a button up top). Right now, afaik the only way to book mark a page is a small link at the bottom of each page. if not a button, perhaps a more prominently displayed link in the info section? --["ArlenAbraham"] - - I don't think there is a good place for it, at least not in the obvious spots. It is very ill-suited for being in "Info," as it is unclear which "section" it would be under. If it were made it's own mini-tab in Info it would be out of place as an action where there are only non-actions. The problem with making it an icon is that it would be very large for something that is not nearly as important as edit/info/talk. There is also the possibility, then, of seeing a page that has icons for edit, info, talk, bookmark, and map. It seems on the side of clutter as an icon and seems out of place because it's so boolean, in a sense. - - To raise the prominence of the link it could be placed inside the page tab at the top, but then that raises new issues such as needing a small graphic that scales well and conveys the idea of the bookmark. A small star, filled-in when bookmarked, outlined otherwise, would work for this purpose (al-la gmail or flickr). A small icon has its own problems, such as needing to be representive and very small (smaller than gmail/flickr's icons, as well as having to blend into the tab when not 'active' (otherwise it could be annoying and clutter-ridden). - - First, though, I think we need to be convinced that nobody can find the bookmark link. I am not sure this is the case, so I will try and ask some folks who haven't actively used Sycamore to see if they can figure it out. The fact there is a Bookmarks tab that lists pages that are bookmarks is indicative of the feature, and the Bookmarks page gives instructions to click on the link at the bottom of a page. It is certainly in a better spot than it was in (in "Info") a while ago. - - - I'm not sure how useful a bookmark link at the top would be. It only took a few minutes to add the functionality via the ''theme.py'' Maybe it's best to leave this type of extension to individual site implementions? He's the results of my hack: - [[Image(fav-bookmark-icon.jpg)]] - I grabbed the icon from the Camino browser project. - - Here's the code I used to accomplish this: - {{{ - def favoriteicon(self, d): - if self.request.user.may.edit(d['page']): - return """<td class="pageIcon"><a style="text-decoration: none;" href="/%s"><img class="borderless" src="%s/%s/img/bookmark.png" style="behavior: url('/wiki/pngbehavior.htc');" height="24" width="24" alt="Fav"><br/>Fav</a></td>""" % (wikiutil.quoteWikiname(d['page_name'])+'?action=favorite', config.url_prefix, self.name) - else: return '' - }}} - - - - == Improved Recent Changes == - Currently, if a page is edited on multiple days, only the edits on the most recent day are shown on Recent Changes. Is it possible to make each day's edits appear on their respective days? - This is a good idea! ''Status: implemented. This will be in the next major code release.'' - - == List Subpages Marco == - A macro [[ListSubpages]] would be really helpful. So that at the bottom of a page(or anywhere) I could also show a list of all sub-pages easily. - - == Move Button == - Some times a user messes up and puts a page in the wrong place. Currently to move a page it seems like you have to copy and paste the content into the correct place. Then delete the old page. There is a Delete and Rename button when editing, but no Move button to automate this. - - How about a checkbox when the person does a Rename? "[ X ] Keep old page as a redirect" ? - == Rename files/images == - Massive headache, or easy feature? -- ["ArlenAbraham"] - - == Reverse-sorting for user stats == - Currently, you can't reverse the order of sorting the user stats. --["ArlenAbraham"] - - == Links in heading == - An often requested feature: allow links (of all sorts) as well as basic styles (italics, bold) in headings so that layouts can be made more easily.	+ -----
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PhilipNeustrom — 2007-04-24 23:20:45

question to 'rss entries'

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	+ + What do you mean by "highlighted diffs?" We include a full diff in each entry in the feed currently..?

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JabberWokky — 2007-04-24 14:56:13

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	+ + == Smarter RSS Entries == + + Please include highlighted diffs in the RSS feed, plus at least one more link: one to the changes, in addition to the one to the entry itself (which is what the RSS defined link is right now). It would be even nicer just to have a set of "View/Changes/Edit/Info" links at the bottom of the highlighted diff. It would drastically increase the usability of the RSS change feeds.

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StephenDay — 2007-04-17 01:18:26

expanded on my pie-in-the sky stuff

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- This may seem a little off-the-wall, but I've been using Confluence wiki software, where this is possible, and it seems very usefull. For example: (Confluence uses {} not [[]] for macros, btw)	+ This may seem a little off-the-wall, but I've been using Confluence wiki software, where this is possible, and it seems very usefull. For example, this draws a little chart:
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- This draws a little chart. There are many others that use the body data in a similar way (sql,templates,fancy tables,etc). Anyhow, it seems to open up possibilies where normal parameters may not work.	+ There are many others that use the body data in a similar way (sql,templates,fancy tables,etc). Anyhow, it seems to open up possibilies where normal parameters may not work. Another thing that you can do is put a macro in the body of another macro: + {{{ + {section} + {column}Some stuff{column} + {column}More stuff{column} + {section} + }}}

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StephenDay — 2007-04-16 01:54:44

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- This draws a little chart. There are many other that use the body data in a similar way (sql,templates,sortable tables,etc). Anyhow, it seems to open up possibilies where normal parameters may not work.	+ This draws a little chart. There are many others that use the body data in a similar way (sql,templates,fancy tables,etc). Anyhow, it seems to open up possibilies where normal parameters may not work.

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StephenDay — 2007-04-16 01:43:33

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	+ + == Macros with bodies == + + This may seem a little off-the-wall, but I've been using Confluence wiki software, where this is possible, and it seems very usefull. For example: (Confluence uses {} not [[]] for macros, btw) + {{{ + {chart:type=bar\|title=Fish Sold} + \|\| Fish Type \|\| 2004 \|\| 2005 \|\| + \|\| Herring \| 9,500 \| 8,300 \| + \|\| Salmon \| 2,900 \| 4,200 \| + \|\| Tuna \| 1,500 \| 1,500 \| + {chart} + }}} + This draws a little chart. There are many other that use the body data in a similar way (sql,templates,sortable tables,etc). Anyhow, it seems to open up possibilies where normal parameters may not work.

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PhilipNeustrom — 2007-02-12 08:17:05

links in headings

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	+ + == Links in heading == + An often requested feature: allow links (of all sorts) as well as basic styles (italics, bold) in headings so that layouts can be made more easily.

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ArlenAbraham — 2007-02-03 23:05:32

reverse sorting for user stats

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	+ + == Reverse-sorting for user stats == + Currently, you can't reverse the order of sorting the user stats. --["ArlenAbraham"]

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ArlenAbraham — 2006-12-21 09:00:26

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	+ == Rename files/images == + Massive headache, or easy feature? -- ["ArlenAbraham"]

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PhilipNeustrom — 2006-10-05 02:49:53

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	+ + How about a checkbox when the person does a Rename? "[ X ] Keep old page as a redirect" ?

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MichaelWoods — 2006-10-04 13:45:34

Move button idea

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	+ + == Move Button == + Some times a user messes up and puts a page in the wrong place. Currently to move a page it seems like you have to copy and paste the content into the correct place. Then delete the old page. There is a Delete and Rename button when editing, but no Move button to automate this.

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MichaelWoods — 2006-10-02 21:07:10

List Subpages Marco request

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	+ + == List Subpages Marco == + A macro [[ListSubpages]] would be really helpful. So that at the bottom of a page(or anywhere) I could also show a list of all sub-pages easily.

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AdamDewitz — 2006-09-28 02:33:53

Moved Export Stuff to its own page

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- - - == Static File Export/Dump == - A function to export/dump the contents of the wiki would be nice for backup up the site, making it portable, or distributing it in another format (E.g DocBook or PDF) or any other desired format (based on a export theme or template). Have you done any work in this area? - - This should be a priority, but I haven't done any work on this. A common export format (XML for human readability) and an import based on that format would be very cool. We could include all the non-temporary wiki data except user data (we have to include user name to user id information, though). We could then write separate utilities to use the wiki parser to process this XML format. We should have a 'full' export and a 'just the current data w/o users' export. --["PhilipNeustrom"] - - - I see that MoinMoin has a MoinDump utility. I wonder if some of the code could be used a base. Two possible export formats are Atom and DocBook. Both are XML-based and have good documentation. - - That utility renders each page (static HTML). What would be more flexible would be dumping to our own XML format containing the raw data then writing something to convert our format to static HTML. - - I haven't had time to look at the utility, but I read that it uses a hardcoded HTML template. If this is the case, the HTML-stuff in the template could be rewritten to output XML instead. - - Regarding the XML format, do want to create some Sycamore-specific XML format? I'm thinking its better to adopt a well defined format and if needed, extend it with our own namespace. - - My understanding (I'm not an XML guru) is that because we have unique collection of data, that our representation would be pretty unique (we make something up). We have pages, which have versions, editors, edit dates, edit comments..files with the same, users with some attributes, etc. The 'page' content might be well served by something like DocBook, but there is a lot of other important data in the wiki install that a proper dump should take into account? - I see two distinct uses for exporting content. - 1: Export data for backup. This needs to include all data (history, revisions, etc) and metadata (who did what with whom). - 2: Export data for other applications (static mirrors, prints (E.g books), etc.) This data would only have to be the current snapshot and not include all the data and metadata. - - Case 1 is more important that the 2nd. The data in the second can easily be derived from the output in case 1. If the export system was template-based, individual export needs could be met by modifying or creating a custom template. - - It looks like there has been some movement into using Atom for wiki content: - [http://www.intertwingly.net/wiki/pie/AtomForWikis AtomForWikis] - [http://www.xml.com/pub/a/2004/04/14/atomwiki.html An Atom-Powered Wiki] - - Adam, do you want to try and tackle the export (#1) using Atom and see how it goes? I'd probably just look at the DB schema (buildDB.py). "Temporary" data shouldn't be bothered with for now -- this includes imageCaptions, thumbnails, cachedText/cachedTime, as well as links. We can move links into the export, as well as imageCaptions, later?

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2006-09-27 21:59:42

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	+ + Adam, do you want to try and tackle the export (#1) using Atom and see how it goes? I'd probably just look at the DB schema (buildDB.py). "Temporary" data shouldn't be bothered with for now -- this includes imageCaptions, thumbnails, cachedText/cachedTime, as well as links. We can move links into the export, as well as imageCaptions, later?

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AdamDewitz — 2006-09-27 20:57:26

+ Export uses +Atom for wikis

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	+ I see two distinct uses for exporting content. + 1: Export data for backup. This needs to include all data (history, revisions, etc) and metadata (who did what with whom). + 2: Export data for other applications (static mirrors, prints (E.g books), etc.) This data would only have to be the current snapshot and not include all the data and metadata. + + Case 1 is more important that the 2nd. The data in the second can easily be derived from the output in case 1. If the export system was template-based, individual export needs could be met by modifying or creating a custom template. + + It looks like there has been some movement into using Atom for wiki content: + [http://www.intertwingly.net/wiki/pie/AtomForWikis AtomForWikis] + [http://www.xml.com/pub/a/2004/04/14/atomwiki.html An Atom-Powered Wiki]

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2006-09-27 19:58:00

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	+ + My understanding (I'm not an XML guru) is that because we have unique collection of data, that our representation would be pretty unique (we make something up). We have pages, which have versions, editors, edit dates, edit comments..files with the same, users with some attributes, etc. The 'page' content might be well served by something like DocBook, but there is a lot of other important data in the wiki install that a proper dump should take into account?

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AdamDewitz — 2006-09-27 19:28:31

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	+ + I haven't had time to look at the utility, but I read that it uses a hardcoded HTML template. If this is the case, the HTML-stuff in the template could be rewritten to output XML instead. + + Regarding the XML format, do want to create some Sycamore-specific XML format? I'm thinking its better to adopt a well defined format and if needed, extend it with our own namespace.

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PhilipNeustrom — 2006-09-27 18:50:30

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	+ + That utility renders each page (static HTML). What would be more flexible would be dumping to our own XML format containing the raw data then writing something to convert our format to static HTML.

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AdamDewitz — 2006-09-27 17:54:47

comment on export

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	+ + + I see that MoinMoin has a MoinDump utility. I wonder if some of the code could be used a base. Two possible export formats are Atom and DocBook. Both are XML-based and have good documentation.

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PhilipNeustrom — 2006-09-27 17:42:39

export/dump reply

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- A function to export/dump the contents of the wiki would be nice for backup up the site, making it portable, or distributing it in another format (E.g DocBook or PDF) or any other desired format (based on a export theme or template). Have you done any work in this area?∆	+ A function to export/dump the contents of the wiki would be nice for backup up the site, making it portable, or distributing it in another format (E.g DocBook or PDF) or any other desired format (based on a export theme or template). Have you done any work in this area? + + This should be a priority, but I haven't done any work on this. A common export format (XML for human readability) and an import based on that format would be very cool. We could include all the non-temporary wiki data except user data (we have to include user name to user id information, though). We could then write separate utilities to use the wiki parser to process this XML format. We should have a 'full' export and a 'just the current data w/o users' export. --["PhilipNeustrom"]

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AdamDewitz — 2006-09-26 21:01:29

+ Static File Export/Dump

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AdamDewitz — 2006-09-20 03:17:02

+ adding a bookmark icon

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	+ Here's the code I used to accomplish this: + {{{ + def favoriteicon(self, d): + if self.request.user.may.edit(d['page']): + return """<td class="pageIcon"><a style="text-decoration: none;" href="/%s"><img class="borderless" src="%s/%s/img/bookmark.png" style="behavior: url('/wiki/pngbehavior.htc');" height="24" width="24" alt="Fav"><br/>Fav</a></td>""" % (wikiutil.quoteWikiname(d['page_name'])+'?action=favorite', config.url_prefix, self.name) + else: return '' + }}} + + +

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PhilipNeustrom — 2006-09-19 23:19:06

sqlite module in python 2.5

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- [http://www.sqlite.org/ SQLite] backend support and bundle SQLite with Sycamore for an easier install (shared hosting, etc)	+ [http://www.sqlite.org/ SQLite] backend support and bundle SQLite with Sycamore for an easier install (shared hosting, etc). Note that the sqlite module is now a part of the new Python 2.5, so this is going to be on a lot of systems soon. (''side-note: it appears that the sqlite library is required if you compile Python 2.5 from source, but otherwise it is linked into the binary? i believe most unix machines will/do have the sqlite library installed, though...'')

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AdamDewitz — 2006-09-17 20:35:24

re: bookmark icon

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	+ + I'm not sure how useful a bookmark link at the top would be. It only took a few minutes to add the functionality via the ''theme.py'' Maybe it's best to leave this type of extension to individual site implementions? He's the results of my hack: + [[Image(fav-bookmark-icon.jpg)]] + I grabbed the icon from the Camino browser project. +

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AdamDewitz — 2006-09-17 20:25:13

Upload of image fav-bookmark-icon.jpg.

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2006-09-17 18:50:09

re: bookmark link position

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	+ I don't think there is a good place for it, at least not in the obvious spots. It is very ill-suited for being in "Info," as it is unclear which "section" it would be under. If it were made it's own mini-tab in Info it would be out of place as an action where there are only non-actions. The problem with making it an icon is that it would be very large for something that is not nearly as important as edit/info/talk. There is also the possibility, then, of seeing a page that has icons for edit, info, talk, bookmark, and map. It seems on the side of clutter as an icon and seems out of place because it's so boolean, in a sense. + + To raise the prominence of the link it could be placed inside the page tab at the top, but then that raises new issues such as needing a small graphic that scales well and conveys the idea of the bookmark. A small star, filled-in when bookmarked, outlined otherwise, would work for this purpose (al-la gmail or flickr). A small icon has its own problems, such as needing to be representive and very small (smaller than gmail/flickr's icons, as well as having to blend into the tab when not 'active' (otherwise it could be annoying and clutter-ridden). + + First, though, I think we need to be convinced that nobody can find the bookmark link. I am not sure this is the case, so I will try and ask some folks who haven't actively used Sycamore to see if they can figure it out. The fact there is a Bookmarks tab that lists pages that are bookmarks is indicative of the feature, and the Bookmarks page gives instructions to click on the link at the bottom of a page. It is certainly in a better spot than it was in (in "Info") a while ago. +

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AdamDewitz — 2006-09-17 03:25:10

misread request, removed comment

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- There is a bookmark tab in Version .1b by default. The tabs are managed by the tabs_nonuser and tabs_user variables in sycamore_config.py. E.g - {{{ - # tabs at the top of the browser for people who aren't logged in - tabs_nonuser = ['Front Page', 'Recent Changes'] - # tabs at the top of the browser for people who are logged in - tabs_user = ['Front Page','People', 'Bookmarks', 'Recent Changes'] - }}} - Perhaps you don't have Bookmarks specified in either variable? --["AdamDewitz"] -

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PhilipNeustrom — 2006-09-17 02:35:38

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PhilipNeustrom — 2006-09-17 02:35:14

comment on improved rc/implemented on my machine

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2006-09-14 20:42:29

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2006-09-14 17:44:00

Whoops, last comment was for wrong wiki

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- Currently, if a page is edited on multiple days, the	+ Currently, if a page is edited on multiple days, only the edits on the most recent day are shown on Recent Changes. Is it possible to make each day's edits appear on their respective days?

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2006-09-14 17:41:10

Consolidated annual events

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AdamDewitz — 2006-09-13 01:24:40

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AdamDewitz — 2006-09-12 23:47:24

Cleaned page up/segmented topics using headers

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AdamDewitz — 2006-09-12 23:37:31

Re bookmark tab

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ArlenAbraham — 2006-09-12 18:26:02

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	+ ---- + Perhaps the bookmark feature should be more prominent (as in a button up top). Right now, afaik the only way to book mark a page is a small link at the bottom of each page. if not a button, perhaps a more prominently displayed link in the info section? --["ArlenAbraham"]

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PhilipNeustrom — 2006-09-09 19:31:01

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	+ + I haven't commited the code to our repository yet because it's got some bugs. Check out ["Mapping"] for what the bugs are and a link to the relevant files. --["PhilipNeustrom"]

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ReidSerozi — 2006-09-09 19:18:12

posted last comment not signed in!

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- i just posted a note on RocWiki's FarMcKon page about the Google Map hack for Sycamore. Could someone post some instructions or email me the bits and I will write up some doc. Nice job guys, I read FarMcKon's Blog about the team effort.	+ i just posted a note on RocWiki's FarMcKon page about the Google Map hack for Sycamore. Could someone post some instructions or email me the bits and I will write up some doc. Nice job guys, I read FarMcKon's Blog about the team effort. - ["ReidSerozi"]

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2006-09-09 19:17:06

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AdamDewitz — 2006-09-08 19:46:49

proof of concept macro comment

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AdamDewitz — 2006-09-08 17:43:32

marco comment

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	+ + I would think a macro would be well suited to handle this. E.g [[Video(URI)]] --["AdamDewitz"]

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2006-09-08 07:05:11

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2006-09-08 07:03:34

moved question about embeded external links here

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PhilipNeustrom — 2006-09-08 00:57:44

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2006-08-02 02:38:50

sqlite

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NathanReynolds — 2006-06-07 13:20:49

Renamed from "Feature requests" (Because I'm fickle.)

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2006-06-06 11:30:30

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	+ Add feature requests here! + + For now, see the [wiki:DavisWiki:Wiki_Community wiki community] entry on the Davis Wiki.