to a given plugin. A list of underlay directories could also be used to
prefer a translated underlay, and use the english version of untranslated
pages, for example.
+ * I don't quite get what you want to do with the underlay directory, it sounds like
+ you have something pretty specific in mind. I can talk to you about that more
+ on IRC later(assuming my internet is working right).
+ * Basically the idea is to change `$config{underlaydir}` to an array..
+ Ok, take a look at the new `add_underlay()` function. You can now just
+ `add_underlay("wikiwyg")` and it'll look in
+ /usr/share/ikiwiki/wikiwyg/ for the files.
* When is the WIKIWYG variable in misc.tmpl used?
-* I wish there were a good way to move the code to handle saving a part of
- a page into the plugin. But there doesn't seem to be one that's any
- cleaner than keeping the code where it is. So I'll probably just apply
- that hunk.
+ * The WIKIWYG variable in misc.tmpl is used for the edit page. I believe that is what
+ you wanted me to do (Check Revision 3840).
+ * Ah, right.
+* Could you move the code that handles saving a page of the page into the
+ plugin? I just added an editcontent hook, which should allow you to do
+ that.
+ * Alright, np.
* Your patch exports run_hooks, but I don't see the plugin using that.
+ * Yeah, that was from an earlier revision of my plugin, I just forgot to remove that.
* I don't know about exporting pagetitle. So far, only the inline plugin
needs to use that function, I generally only export things after it's
clear a lot of plugins will need them.
+ * Just looked through the inline plugin. So if I want to use pagetitle in my code,
+ I have to use the IkiWiki package instead of IkiWiki::Plugin::Wikiwyg? Or would a
+ better approach be to just copy that function into the Wikiwyg plugin?
+ * You can just call `IkiWiki::pagetitle()`.
wikiwyg.tar.gz
* Would it be possible to provide a diff between wikiwyg upstream and any
modifications you made to its files? I'm not sure which version you used,
so I'm seeing changes in diffing that I'm unsure if you made..
+ * <http://ikiwiki.xbaud.com/JavaScript_Diffs.tar.gz>, also emailed them to you
+ in case my internet goes down.
+ * Could you redo that with diff -u plz?
+ * Link is updated
* If the files aren't modified, would it be better for users to get them
from the wikiwgy upstream, instead of including them in the plugin? (If so,
they'd go in their own Debian package..)
+ * The files *are* modified, but I doubt it will make a difference. There have
+ been no updates to Wikiwyg since 5/30/07 so I'm pretty sure it's unmaintained
+ now. Showdown is the same case, they haven't changed anything since SoC began.
+ I could separate them diff's though if you feel it is worth it.
+ * Well, from a packaging perspective, the question is whether some
+ other package might want to use the wikiwyg/showdown javascript
+ files. And whether your mods might break that. If the answers to
+ these questions are yes and no, then it would make sense to package
+ them as standalone packages rather than embedding them in ikiwiki.
misc:
* What are your thoughts on handling plugins? Just make preview do a
server-side callback?
+ * That is an option, however I was trying to avoid that due to bandwidth, cpu time
+ concerns (Two reasons I really like IkiWiki). I was planning on just manually
+ implementing some of the easier ones (such as img), however I'm still trying to
+ think of a way for the more complex ones.
+ * It just seems like it would never be able to support everything,
+ and would mean reimplementing stuff in javscript and would constantly
+ need to be kept up to date. Ikiwiki's preview is actually pretty
+ fast, the only real overhead being the cgi call.
* How do I configure it to only support whole-page editing with wikiwyg and
not insert the javascript into html pages?
+ * There currently is no option to do that, however it is a 2 line change that I'll work
+ on after I finish typing this.
* When editing a whole page with wikiwyg, I think it would be good to keep
the save, preview, cancel buttons at the bottom like they are in a
regular page edit. Also the comments box. Kind of a least suprise thing, so that enabling
behaves and keeps the rest of the behavior the same. And I think the preview
button should show a preview rendered server-side, like with a regular edit,
since such a preview is able to support all plugins.
+ * That's probably a good idea ;)
Everything else looks fine and ready for merging. If, that is, you think
I should include the plugin with all of its java code in ikiwiki. Thoughts?
--[[Joey]]
+
+I'll start working on the changes... Let me know if you find anything else
+that needs to be changed. I'd be honored to have my code merged with IkiWiki :)
+
+--[[TaylorKillian]]
+
+I wonder if you've had a chance to make any of the remaining changes above?
+Even just some of the smaller changes would be much easier for you to
+do than for me, and it would be nice to get them sorted out before I
+merge it into ikiwiki. --[[Joey]
+
+None of the links for the WYSIWYG editor work anymore. Does anyone have an up to date link?
+Thanks, [[Greg]]
+
+> There's a branch in [[git]] for the wikiwyg stuff, which includes
+> the latest version I sucked in from TaylorKillian's svn repository before
+> it went offline. Disapponted that nothing seems to be moving here.
+> --[[Joey]]
+
+>> How far from ready did this seem to be at that point? I find it a bit unclear
+>> in the above discussion what was completed and what remained. Also, to recover the
+>> wikiwyg-specific stuff from git, it looks like I'd need to ask git for
+>> a diff between the wikiwyg branch and its branch point; is there a nice way to do
+>> that with gitweb, or would I need to install a full-fledged git client? --Chapman Flack
+
+>>> I think that the largest missing thing was support for using ikiwiki
+>>> to render page previews.
+>>>
+>>> Erm.. I seem to have screwed up the creation or pushing out of the
+>>> wikiwyg branch. It doesn't seem to have any of the wikiwyg changes in
+>>> it, and at this point, I don't know where to find them anymore! Damn,
+>>> damn, damn. I suspect I did that right when I was learning git, and
+>>> screwed up pushing the branch. :-( --[[Joey]]