Date | Generator | Text |
April 20 | AW | At https://plone4.fnal.gov/P1/Main/FAQ/ there is a link inviting me to create a new FAQ. I tried that and it said that I had insufficient privilege. My question was: I see "wikis" listed on the Plone site. In the context of Plone, what's a "wiki"? |
April 20 | Help Desk | Solution: We can confirm that FAQ requires manager access to add question. Plone managers are are looking into making these screens less misleading. Your question: Definition of wiki in plone is same as general definition of wiki: "website that allows visitors to add, remove, edit and change content". |
April 21 | AW | The document at http://uscms-docdb.fnal.gov/cgi-bin/ShowDocument?docid=718 is a presentation regarding Plone that was presented at several conferences. On slide 20 it says: Learning about Plone In my exploring Plone for possible use for the NOvA Project/Experiment I didn't see any other place (e.g. via a search from the Fermilab CD home page) where such statements were made. I found no general statements about setting up something new. Did I miss something? On Google groups I found the group "plone:general". That is a mirror for the mailing list "plone-users@lists.sourceforge.net". There I found postings that said that "Wicked" will be in the Plone 3.0 core. Wicked provides "wiki" functionality. I then went to https://plone4.fnal.gov/P1/Main/ and tried to find out what version/level of Plone is being used. I couldn't find anything that told me version/level. If it is Plone 3, that would probably explain for me how it is that the content list offers a "Wiki Page". I played with adding one on my home page, but then couldn't figure out what more to do with it. If I knew it was from "Wicked" I could go look up that documentation. |
April 23 | HD: Kevin | Note To Requester: Zwiki is a more or less full featured wiki package for plone. I assume wicked will be something similar, but right now we offer zwiki for wiki use. |
April 23 | Help Desk | Solution: Plone version is 2.1 and 2.5. |