this looks promising and fun!
however, the download link returns an error 404.
🙁
dss
i would really like something that works like phpGiggle but picks up the pages automatically 😀 sounds like i need AI enabled WP. :p
Thread Starter
toyg
(@toyg)
Uhm, strange… I’ve changed the link anyway, now it should be ok.
So what permalink structure do you have set up there to enable this? Just /%postname%/ I’m guessing?
Anonymous
Installed and working just fine at http://www.greywulf.freesites.ws with one minor change – I altered the foreach loop at line 78 to read:
if ($dbwords != ''){
foreach($dbwords as $word){
$wikiwords_in_this_post[] = $word->post_title;
}
}
otherwise, a warning is shown if that post has no applicable words. It’s a little cleaner than just turning off the php warnings 🙂
Thanks for the great code and keep up the good work.
Thread Starter
toyg
(@toyg)
The permalink structure is independent from the plugin (mine is actually very complex, btw). The only requirement is to add RewriteRule ^([A-Z]+([a-z]|[0-9])+){2,}$ /index.php?wikiword=$0 [QSA] to your htaccess.
I’ll fix the code as suggested 🙂 btw, the regex at the moment is far from perfect, any suggestion is very appreciated :))
Anonymous
Hi.
I’m new to WP and I’m trying to install this plugin, I’ve followed the instructions:
1-unpack the file wp-wiki.php into /wp-content/plugins/
2-activate the plugin
And since I didn’t have one, I’ve created a file .htaccess and add the line
RewriteRule ^([A-Z]+([a-z]|[0-9])+){2,}$ /index.php?wikiword=$0 [QSA]
Everything seems to work fine, except, when I try to follow one of the wiki links I get this message:
“The requested URL /blog/WiiiKiii was not found on this server.”
and the permalink refers to /blog/index.php?p=5
What I’m I doing wrong??
Thanks
Samuel.
