I'm not sure if this is the right way to go about this, in fact this is not a perfect solution yet. But since the MarkItUp editor allows multiple plugins, it makes sense to create a editor per plugin. Attached are the files I've written to implement the wiki editor. The style.css file in the wiki plugin doesn't work for wysiwyg so I had to rewrite that also. Files should be placed as follows
sites//modules/wysiwyg/editors/markitup_wiki.inc
sites//modules/wysiwyg/editors/js/markitup_wiki.js
sites/
/libraries/markitup/markitup/sets/wiki/markitup_wiki.css

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#10 markitup_wiki.inc_.txt6.56 KBelBradford
#8 markitup_wiki.inc_.txt6.39 KBnardberjean
#6 screen_2010-03-10.png151.45 KBnardberjean
markitup_wiki.js_.txt514 bytesjosh waihi
markitup_wiki.inc_.txt6.33 KBjosh waihi
markitup_wiki.css_.txt1.11 KBjosh waihi

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sfyn commented

subbing

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Anonymous (not verified) commented

This work well.

But don't forget to add images directory in order to have button icons.

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kcookson commented
Category: feature » support
Status: Needs review » Active

I can't seem to get it working in my site:
I have the Wysiwig module installed and enabled.
I have markitup_wiki installed.
I have the files you provided installed in the appropriate directories.

When I edit a book page, I see the markitup_wiki buttons. The buttons work. When I click a heading button, it puts in the wiki header markup (i.e., the multiple equal signs). But when I save, the page view shows the wiki markup, rather than being interpreted into a web page. I see the same thing as when editing the wiki markup.

I tried assigning the editor to Filtered HTML, to Full HTML, and to a custom input format I created called Wiki. Same result.

What am I missing?

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twod
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Category: support » feature
Status: Active » Needs review

@kcookson, You are missing an input filer capable of transforming the wiki syntax output by the editor to [X]HTML when viewing the node.
I haven't checked exactly which "dialect" of wiki markup this editor variant produces, but it might work with the filters provided by Flexifilter or TWikifilter.

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nardberjean commented

Drupal module PEAR wikifilter can also be used.

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nardberjean commented
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Works fine, thanks!

But I had to unselect the preview, which was displaying a whole web page.

Using wysiwyg-6.x-2.1

Attached file is screenshot.

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nardberjean commented

For markitup 1.1.7, markitup_wiki.inc has to be patched as suggested in #767628: 'The version of markItUp could not be detected' error.

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nardberjean commented
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Encarte commented

subscribe

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elBradford commented
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new markitup_wiki.inc_.txt6.56 KB

I have successfully got this working on the newest versions of markitup (1.1.10). I had to make some adjustments to the markitup_wiki.inc, namely the link wasn't giving it [[ ]], just [ ] which didn't work for my setup with PEAR wiki filter. I also added a | character to enable alternate link text.

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alexd73 commented

Hi!
Help me please to add a html sets.