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PmWiki
pmwiki.org
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HTML forms support allows any wiki page to become a front-end for a database stored in:
- wiki pages
- external files
- some RDBMS
HTML forms support allows any wiki page to become a front-end
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- Input Forms-Original Adding Input form markup (out of date)
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- Add Delete Line Create a list where entries can easily be inserted and deleted
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- Add Delete Line 2 An easy way to add information to a page and delete it again.
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- Add Page Form How to add new pages without creating a link first
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- Ai Ai is another mysql data query using an original and efficient system of envelop and masks
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- Build Forms Create an HTML form with Wiki markup, save values in a file, and pass values to a user defined function
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- Comment Box Adds a simple form to post comments
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- Comment Box Plus Simple styled form to post comments, plus comment counter
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- Compare Database Recipes Comparison of Database Recipes for PmWiki
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- Compare Forms Recipes Comparison of various form recipes
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- Data Plates Automatically generate templates for displaying, editing, and searching database queries.
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- Data Query Retrieve records and query results from any database supported by ADOdb (such as MySQL) and portray them as wiki pages, allowing them to be processed by other wiki functions such as pagelists, includes, page text variables, and ZAP.
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- Datepicker Adds a datepicker button (use it with a date input field)
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- DQ Report Enhance the functionality that DataQuery offers to build a complete database frontend
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- Edit Data Pages Bring the wiki's View and Edit commands to ZAP data pages
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- Edit Form Custom Fields Add "Title", "Creation Date", etc. custom input fields to the edit form of PmWiki. This enables mentioning the title of a page in a separate input field rather than in the
(:title ...:) markup. Also enables changing the value of a page's 'ctime'. Can be customized to include more fields.
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- Edit Templates Menu Allow authors a choice among several pre-filled templates for new pages
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- Edit Toolbar A shiny new set of icons, replacing and extending those on the standard edit toolbar.
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- Enable HTML How to include HTML markup in wiki pages
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- Form Extensions adds fieldset, legend, and label tags to PmWiki forms
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- Form Guide System Flexible, extensible, parameter-driven system to support the use of form pages
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- Form Validation How to validate forms within wiki pages
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- Fox Form processor to add, replace, copy, delete content plus upload files and send email notifications using templates and Input markup
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- Fox Cat Using forms and fox to structure category and cross-group linking
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- Fox Comment Box Adding a comment form using Fox
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- Fox Delete add delete links for deleting lines or sections with Fox
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- Fox Edit add edit links for section and PTV edits
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- Fox Entry Mask Pages use Fox forms as entry masks to store page data instead of wiki mark-up editing
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- Fox Notify add email notifications and mailing capability to Fox forms
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- Fox Page Management creating new pages, new groups and copying pages with Fox forms
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- Fox Shoutbox Alternative An alternative Shoutbox
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- Gui Buttons add guibuttons to any textarea edit box
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- Input Default Demonstrates various ways to set the default values for form controls
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- Input Forms And Java Script Some ideas of combining Javascript with PmWiki Input forms
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- JITS Issue Tracking System
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- Jump Box A pull down menu that can be used for navigation
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- Live Edit Edit blocks of wiki-text in pop-up windows right from the wiki page (i.e. the 'view' mode rather than in the 'edit' form). Editable blocks are defined by
[#-BlockName] ... [-#] markup. When LiveEdit is enabled, an author with edit permission will see a bar with an 'edit button' on top of the block in the view mode. Clicking it will open a pop-up window with a form with the contents inside the block, which then can be edited and saved. Very useful for better organizing and maintaining contents of a wiki page, especially if the page is large.
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- Mailform 2 Set up a mail form so that visitors can send comments or suggestions to a limited list of recipients
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- Mailform 3 A single wiki page mail form with feedback
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- Mail List Form Form for subscription to an email list
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- New Group Box Input box to create new wiki groups from predefined template pages
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- New Page Box How to provide a form or box to allow users to create new pages
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- New Page Box Plus Adds customisable box plus button form for page creation
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- New Page Form Adds a new page using a form
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- PITS PmWiki Issue Tracking System
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- Pm Form Form processing engine for PmWiki
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- Process Form Maintain values in fields and make PVs of the form name/values when a form is submitted
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- Rye Voting Voting with several option and graph bars
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- Sage Pay Payment Provides SagePay (previously known as Protx) payment integration into PmWiki
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- Serial Page Names Markup expressions to create serial page names
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- Shoutbox Display sidebar shoutbox
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- Star Rater 5 star rating system
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- Textarea How to create textareas pre-filled with content
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- Voting Add a form to record "votes" on a page
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- Wiki Forms Use a form template to create, edit and list wiki pages
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- Wiki Form Sample Defines the layout of a simple issues form to use with the WikiForms recipe
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- Wiki Forms Bugs Bug reports for the WikiForms recipe
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- Wiki Forms FAQ FAQ regarding the WikiForms recipe
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- Wiki Forms Feature Requests Feature requests for the WikiForms recipe
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- Wiki Forms Recipes Various recipes for the WikiForms recipe
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- Wiki Sh Wiki-based script language roughly emulating linux shell tools
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- ZAP The ZAP forms processor handles data and file management, page insertions (forums, blogs), email & newsletters, e-commerce, and more.
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