Which modules do I need for a basic Wiki behaviour?
I installed WikiTools module thinking that this is all that I need to have some content types to behave like wikis, but I just can't get it working. It doesn't give me any errors, but I cannot really see what its purpose is. And there is no documentation on WikiTools module.
For instance, I've created a supposedly wiki page from the default sandbox.com/wiki page , which is generated by WikiTools module. Then I logged out and logged back in as a basic user. And I cannot see the "Edit" button that you usually see on Wikipedia
Basically what I want is:
1) Some node types to be editable by any anauthenticated and authenticated user
2) Nodoby can delete the actual node (only the SuperEditors)
3) only SuperEditors can change Article's titles and address
4) Assistant Editors will be able to see the revisions implemented over time, and revert the revisions if someone decided to delete or damage the original article
5) SuperEditors can have the right to "Lock" the article to prevent any further changes (if they feel that it is complete or perfect or too controversial)
so which modules do I need???
BTW: What is PearWiki and Freelinking for? Does anybody have a live demo site?
gratefull for any pointers or suggestions
Take a look at freelinking
just one of the modules, freelinking, is useful for creating camel case links and helping with the management for creating reference pages.
Also, you are mentioning mostly role management and workflow. There is a taxonomy_access module for role management. And, the workflow and action modules. may be of some use.
Re: Nodoby can delete the actual node (only the SuperEditors)
Drupal 6 will have separate edit and delete permissions. Until then, this mini-module will disable delete (on all nodes, but that's easily modifiable) for all regular users:
http://agaricdesign.com/note/disable-delete-regular-users
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Doesn't look like you got an answer.
I'm interested in the same questions.
I also don't see what wikitools actually does. The lack of documentation is a real problem, we don't have ESP.
The basic "silly" (according to the powers that be) question is, which modules are needed to provide this functionality? In other words, if you have a drupal wiki site working, what do YOU have installed to achieve this goal?
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Wiki Installation Profile
Hi,
I have the same problem like you and I just found the Wiki Installation profile: http://drupal.org/project/drupal_wiki
Maybe this will help us...