Category: 2.x

After a new calendar is created, the create calendar form is still populated, and subsequent changes will edit the already created calendar instead of creating a new one. This behavior is not apparent to the user until the edit has taken place.

Forums are getting powerful enough to substitute mailing lists on many tiki sites (yahhogroups, etc.). However, notification messages from forums cannot be added easily to local email filters since the subject doesn't contain a label like [[Forum X - site Y] to ease this task.
{CODE()}
[Forum X - site Y]
{CODE}

I guess this must be very easy for a coder (just adding some variable to a smarty template? and adding a call to that variable if needed from the related .php or .tpl file - I just get the rough idea... I wish I could do that myself...)

I've been thinking for ages that this kind of option is REALLY needed, and I thought it should not be much coding effort:

Automonitoring each own's posts, through either:
# Add a select box to monitor each own's forum post or tracker submission at post time, in a "per forum post or tracker item insertion" basis, or
# with a user preference for all forums, or all trackers, blogs, etc..
---
Still needed...

The ability to subscribe to a specific structure via RSS feed would be very useful. Currently one can subscribe to an RSS feed related to the entire wiki, but if several groups are using the wiki for different projects or purposes or topics, this may not be at all useful. For example, on the Southern New Hampshire University wiki, we have the online faculty handbook plus a variety of page sets related to different course projects. Most faculty should be alerted of changes to the faculty handbook, which resides in a structure, and some students and faculty may want to track changes to structures involved with specific courses or departments, but few if any users need to be alerted of every change to the wiki as a whole. The ability to generate an RSS feed specific to a structure (and possibly also specific to a category) would be very helpful.

Spamers are very annoying

add automatic sequential id to tracker
or
get read access to internal id

Need to add CAPTCHA/anti-bot option when allowing anonymous submission of articles (tiki-edit_submission.php)

When allowing anonymous users to suggest a new FAQ question, need to include a CAPTCHA to eliminate spam.

When using the SUGGEST FAQ feature, it would be nice to allow notification to the Admin, when a new FAQ was suggested.

http://www.exif.org/

When adding a folksonomy freetag to a page, it would be nice if Tiki automatically added the tags to the META KEYWORD tag for the page.

It's very easy to add manually by editing templates/footer.tpl, it would be nicer to have the _uacct saved in the database with the rest of the settings. Upgrades would be easier for site admins.

Please see:
https://www.google.com/support/analytics/bin/answer.py?answer=55488

This would be similar to gmap.

Related:
http://dev.tikiwiki.org/tiki-view_tracker_item.php?trackerId=5&itemId=1177


Maybe this feature request could be even more generic to include easy ways to add other services and/or make it easy to use with open source apps like phpOpenTracker or phpMyVisites.

http://www.phpmyvisites.us also recommends putting the code just before /body>


Also, there should be a way to exclude certain or all groups from tracking. If I use 1 Tiki for a public website and and Intranet, I don't want my Intranet traffic to pollute my public site stats. I could just want anonymous users to be tracked.


Also, let's integrate more tightly with the new [http://www.google.com/analytics/GATCmigrationguide.pdf|ga.js] code so we can track downloaded files, and take advantage of other nice stats.

It's easy:
http://translate.google.com/translate_tools?hl=en

It will be very useful when TikiWiki is used as a combined portal & Intranet


The key (and link to permissions) is already on tiki-listpages.php (great!)

Now, a green key could indicate this page has special permissions.

And maybe even a third key (say blue) indicates that the item is inheriting permissions via the category.

The tiki-admin_actionlog.php page does not have a help icon that links to docs.

Right now, all messages from tiki forums of the same tiki site have the same subject. Or all tracker items from different trackers from the same tiki site.
I suggest that notifications from each forum, or tracker, etc., have some label like in e-mail lists [[LABEL], that they look like:
* "[[TRACKERNAME] Current notification subject"
* "[[FORUMNAME] Current notification subject"

Or even better: allow an empty text field to be filled at tracker and forum admin screen where the admin can write the content of the label sent in subjects of notification emails from this feagture/site.

When I start the installation of Tikiwiki, I wondered why it is only in English.

Later I read the documentation and know, I should use

http://your_host/tiki/tiki-install.php?lang=XX

instead of just enter

http://your_host/tiki/

to start the installer.

But, why make this trick so difficult to be known?

On the Admin: Freetags page, the "Number of Tags to show in Cloud:" field controls the number of tags to display in the tag cloud (such as on the tiki-browse_freetags page).

I would like a way to tell Tiki to show __all__ the tags.

For example, I would like to enter Number of Tags to show in Cloud = 0 to have Tiki show all tags.

I'd like to see an RSS feed for a specific category.

All stats related features/settings/options should be next to one another.

tiki-admin.php?page=features
Stats
Referer Stats

tiki-admin.php?page=general
Count admin pageviews:

hcal was added to 1.10!

As this is an ongoing process, we'll use a wiki page to coordinate efforts. Please see: ((microformats)).

When creating a wiki link ~np~((foo)))~/np~, Tiki uses the target pages's ''description'' as the the link's TITLE attribute. It would be nice for external links to also have a TITLE attribute. Tiki could use the link's description, or a generic text. For example:

~np~[http://foo.com|my link]~/np~ would become:
<a href="http://foo.com" title="External link: my link">.....

and

~np~[http://foo.com]~/np~ would become:
<a href="http://foo.com" title="External link">.....

add unstable Branch in Freshmeat and link to de.tikiwiki.org's daily snapshots...

I have upgraded from 1.9.11 to 2.0 and now I cannot add users manually in "Admin users"

I get the following error when adding user "testuser" with pasword "testuser" as an example...

An error occured in a database query!

Context:
File tiki-adminusers.php
Url tiki-adminusers.php
Query:
insert into `users_users`(`login`, `password`, `email`, `provpass`, `registrationDate`, `hash`, `pass_confirm`, `email_confirm`, `created`, `valid`, `openid_url`, `lastLogin`, `waiting`) values(?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?)
Values:
0 testuser
1
2
3
4 1220738236
5 $1$opJz3I9u$Qcgr2S0jFBIBklNAdZyv60
6 1220738236
7 1220738236
8 1220738236
9 NULL
10 NULL
11 NULL
12 NULL
Message:
Unknown column 'email_confirm' in 'field list'
Built query was probably:
insert into `users_users`(`login`, `password`, `email`, `provpass`, `registrationDate`, `hash`, `pass_confirm`, `email_confirm`, `created`, `valid`, `openid_url`, `lastLogin`, `waiting`) values('testuser','','','','1220738236','$1$opJz3I9u$Qcgr2S0jFBIBklNAdZyv60','1220738236','1220738236','1220738236',NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL)

This would permit us to have stats about TikiWiki usage.

This idea is from [http://www.phportail.net/|Philippe Gamache] and [http://www.nexen.net/|Damien Séguy]

We could suggest to other cms/forums/wiki engines, etc to use similar headers

More info:
http://www.nextthing.org/archives/2005/08/07/fun-with-http-headers


[11:07:19 AM] Philippe Gamache says: x-cms-engine : tikiwiki 1.9
[11:07:22 AM] Philippe Gamache says: or
[11:07:46 AM] Philippe Gamache says: x-cms-engine :tikiwiki
[11:07:46 AM] Philippe Gamache says: x-cms-version: 1.9