The watchcycle plugin seems to be doing the following unwanted behaviors:
- Previewing a page or page section that contains the watchcycle code causes a watchcycle email to be sent
- Moving a page with the move plugin causes a watchcycle email to be sent when that page is updated
Perhaps it could be max execution time. The amount it could upload would depend on upload speed, basically. If it takes too long (30 seconds or whatever it's set to) for the query, PHP will give up on it and the upload will fail.
This post was edited on 2019-06-11, 13:38 by StarArmy.
I mean, if you're going to collect people's email addresses, isn't that essentially giving them an account anyway? Do you really want to send emails to people without also having them complete the normal registration process that includes agreeing to whatever terms of service you use to legally protect yourself? Do you see what I'm getting at here? Most mailing lists have some sort of registration too. If you want to set up a tier where some public people can subscribe and some privileged users can create and edit pages, why not just set those levels in the ACL?
If you open the media manager from the link (not the toolbar button) it will open as a normal webpage and you can alter the URL to make new namespaces that way.
MediaEverywhere would be a plugin that creates a list of pages in a namespace where there's no media files in the wiki page. The intended usage would be to allow admins to easily get a list of pages that could benefit from illustrations.
Well, you could use the bureaucracy plugin to create new pages with one click. You would first create a form, and a template for the form fields to be used in...once those are set up, users can enter their information in a form and then click to create a new wiki page using the information they entered.
On my wiki, which is used for a roleplaying game, I have a form for creating a character. Users select options for their character and enter things like their character name, and when they click submit, the plugin creates a complete character page for them.
The data/media/ folder is where media files like images, PDFs, .docs, and .txt files go. Users can browse and download from this folder via the media manager.
/data/pages is only for content that is intended to be rendered as a wiki page (txt source files of your wiki pages).
This post was edited on 2019-04-12, 17:05 by StarArmy.
Note: the edittable plugin doesn't respect styles. I have a dark style with white text on my wiki and couldn't read the contents of the table. I ended up uninstalling it because of that. YMMV.
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