WackoWiki - SaulAlbert

WackoWiki - SaulAlbert http://wackowiki.com/SaulAlbert History/revisions of WackoWiki/SaulAlbert en-us noindex 2006-06-04 23:53:02 http://wackowiki.com/SaulAlbert/show?time=2006-06-04+23%3A53%3A02 <div class="pageBefore"><img src="http://wackowiki.com/images/z.gif" width="1" height="1" border="0" alt="" style="display:block" align="top" /></div><div class="page"> <b>Сравнение версий <a name=".saulalbert" href="http://wackowiki.com/SaulAlbert" class="">/Saul Albert</a> за <a href="http://wackowiki.com/SaulAlbert?time=2006-06-04+23%3A53%3A02">2006-06-04 23:53:02</a> и <a href="http://wackowiki.com/SaulAlbert">2006-06-05 00:04:25</a></b><br /> <br /> <b>Добавлено:</b><br /> <div class="additions"><strong>new install:</strong> <a href="http://wirelesslondon.info" target="_blank" title="Внешняя ссылка (откроется в новом окне)" class="outerlink"><img src="http://wackowiki.com/themes/default/icons/web.gif" alt="" border="0" />http://wirelesslondon.info</a> – I wonder if anyone else has tried using Wacko as a CMS like this. I heavily customised one of the themes and made it into a simple CMS. You login by visiting the login page (you have to know about it, or follow a link), then you can edit the site by double clicking, if you're in the Admin group. I used the ACLs to define a public wiki admin group, who can change public pages, then I made another wacko install with a (default theme) wiki-like interface for the same site on a subdomain. I quite like this and other editors of the website find it very intuitive. I'm interested to see if anyone else has thought of using wackowiki in this way..</div><br /> <b>Удалено:</b><br /> <div class="deletions"><u style="display: none;">... no changes ... no changes ... no changes ... no changes ... no changes ... no changes ... no changes ... no changes ... no changes ... no changes ... no changes ... </u><strong>new install:</strong> <a href="http://wirelesslondon.info" target="_blank" title="Внешняя ссылка (откроется в новом окне)" class="outerlink"><img src="http://wackowiki.com/themes/default/icons/web.gif" alt="" border="0" />http://wirelesslondon.info</a> – I wonder if anyone else has tried using Wacko as a CMS like this. I heavily customised one of the themes and made it into a simple CMS. You login by visiting the login page (you have to know about it, or follow a link), then you can edit the site by double clicking, if you're in the Admin group. I used the ACLs to define a public wiki admin group, who can change public pages, then I made another wacko install with a (default theme) wiki-like interface for the same site on a subdomain. I quite like this and other editors of the website find it very intuitive. I'm interested to see if anyone else has thought of using wackowiki in this way..</div></div> 2006-03-17 22:37:14 http://wackowiki.com/SaulAlbert/show?time=2006-03-17+22%3A37%3A14 <div class="pageBefore"><img src="http://wackowiki.com/images/z.gif" width="1" height="1" border="0" alt="" style="display:block" align="top" /></div><div class="page"> <b>Сравнение версий <a href="http://wackowiki.com/SaulAlbert" class="">/Saul Albert</a> за <a href="http://wackowiki.com/SaulAlbert?time=2006-03-17+22%3A37%3A14">2006-03-17 22:37:14</a> и <a href="http://wackowiki.com/SaulAlbert?time=2006-06-04+23%3A53%3A02">2006-06-04 23:53:02</a></b><br /> <br /> <b>Добавлено:</b><br /> <div class="additions"><u style="display: none;">... no changes ... no changes ... no changes ... no changes ... no changes ... no changes ... no changes ... no changes ... no changes ... no changes ... no changes ... </u><strong>new install:</strong> <a href="http://wirelesslondon.info" target="_blank" title="Внешняя ссылка (откроется в новом окне)" class="outerlink"><img src="http://wackowiki.com/themes/default/icons/web.gif" alt="" border="0" />http://wirelesslondon.info</a> – I wonder if anyone else has tried using Wacko as a CMS like this. I heavily customised one of the themes and made it into a simple CMS. You login by visiting the login page (you have to know about it, or follow a link), then you can edit the site by double clicking, if you're in the Admin group. I used the ACLs to define a public wiki admin group, who can change public pages, then I made another wacko install with a (default theme) wiki-like interface for the same site on a subdomain. I quite like this and other editors of the website find it very intuitive. I'm interested to see if anyone else has thought of using wackowiki in this way..</div><br /> <b>Удалено:</b><br /> <div class="deletions"><strong>new install:</strong> <a href="http://wirelesslondon.info" target="_blank" title="Внешняя ссылка (откроется в новом окне)" class="outerlink"><img src="http://wackowiki.com/themes/default/icons/web.gif" alt="" border="0" />http://wirelesslondon.info</a> – I wonder if anyone else has tried using Wacko as a CMS like this. I heavily customised one of the themes and made it into a simple CMS. You login by visiting the login page (you have to know about it, or follow a link), then you can edit the site by double clicking, if you're in the Admin group. I used the ACLs to define a public wiki admin group, who can change public pages, then I made another wacko install with a (default theme) wiki-like interface for the same site on a subdomain. I quite like this and other editors of the website find it very intuitive. I'm interested to see if anyone else has thought of using wackowiki in this way..</div></div> 2006-03-17 15:43:51 http://wackowiki.com/SaulAlbert/show?time=2006-03-17+15%3A43%3A51 <div class="pageBefore"><img src="http://wackowiki.com/images/z.gif" width="1" height="1" border="0" alt="" style="display:block" align="top" /></div><div class="page"> <b>Сравнение версий <a href="http://wackowiki.com/SaulAlbert" class="">/Saul Albert</a> за <a href="http://wackowiki.com/SaulAlbert?time=2006-03-17+15%3A43%3A51">2006-03-17 15:43:51</a> и <a href="http://wackowiki.com/SaulAlbert?time=2006-03-17+22%3A37%3A14">2006-03-17 22:37:14</a></b><br /> <br /> <b>Добавлено:</b><br /> <div class="additions"><strong>new install:</strong> <a href="http://wirelesslondon.info" target="_blank" title="Внешняя ссылка (откроется в новом окне)" class="outerlink"><img src="http://wackowiki.com/themes/default/icons/web.gif" alt="" border="0" />http://wirelesslondon.info</a> – I wonder if anyone else has tried using Wacko as a CMS like this. I heavily customised one of the themes and made it into a simple CMS. You login by visiting the login page (you have to know about it, or follow a link), then you can edit the site by double clicking, if you're in the Admin group. I used the ACLs to define a public wiki admin group, who can change public pages, then I made another wacko install with a (default theme) wiki-like interface for the same site on a subdomain. I quite like this and other editors of the website find it very intuitive. I'm interested to see if anyone else has thought of using wackowiki in this way..</div><br /> <b>Удалено:</b><br /> <div class="deletions"><u style="display: none;">... no changes ... no changes ... no changes ... no changes ... no changes ... no changes ... no changes ... no changes ... no changes ... no changes ... no changes ... </u><strong>new install:</strong> <a href="http://wirelesslondon.info" target="_blank" title="Внешняя ссылка (откроется в новом окне)" class="outerlink"><img src="http://wackowiki.com/themes/default/icons/web.gif" alt="" border="0" />http://wirelesslondon.info</a> – I wonder if anyone else has tried using Wacko as a CMS like this. I heavily customised one of the themes and made it into a simple CMS. You login by visiting the login page (you have to know about it, or follow a link), then you can edit the site by double clicking, if you're in the Admin group. I used the ACLs to define a public wiki admin group, who can change public pages, then I made another wacko install with a (default theme) wiki-like interface for the same site on a subdomain. I quite like this and other editors of the website find it very intuitive. I'm interested to see if anyone else has thought of using wackowiki in this way..</div></div> 2005-03-03 22:38:45 http://wackowiki.com/SaulAlbert/show?time=2005-03-03+22%3A38%3A45 <div class="pageBefore"><img src="http://wackowiki.com/images/z.gif" width="1" height="1" border="0" alt="" style="display:block" align="top" /></div><div class="page"> <b>Сравнение версий <a href="http://wackowiki.com/SaulAlbert" class="">/Saul Albert</a> за <a href="http://wackowiki.com/SaulAlbert?time=2005-03-03+22%3A38%3A45">2005-03-03 22:38:45</a> и <a href="http://wackowiki.com/SaulAlbert?time=2006-03-17+15%3A43%3A51">2006-03-17 15:43:51</a></b><br /> <br /> <b>Добавлено:</b><br /> <div class="additions"><u style="display: none;">... no changes ... no changes ... no changes ... no changes ... no changes ... no changes ... no changes ... no changes ... no changes ... no changes ... no changes ... </u><strong>new install:</strong> <a href="http://wirelesslondon.info" target="_blank" title="Внешняя ссылка (откроется в новом окне)" class="outerlink"><img src="http://wackowiki.com/themes/default/icons/web.gif" alt="" border="0" />http://wirelesslondon.info</a> – I wonder if anyone else has tried using Wacko as a CMS like this. I heavily customised one of the themes and made it into a simple CMS. You login by visiting the login page (you have to know about it, or follow a link), then you can edit the site by double clicking, if you're in the Admin group. I used the ACLs to define a public wiki admin group, who can change public pages, then I made another wacko install with a (default theme) wiki-like interface for the same site on a subdomain. I quite like this and other editors of the website find it very intuitive. I'm interested to see if anyone else has thought of using wackowiki in this way..</div><br /> <b>Удалено:</b><br /> <div class="deletions"><strong>new install:</strong> <a href="http://wirelesslondon.info" target="_blank" title="Внешняя ссылка (откроется в новом окне)" class="outerlink"><img src="http://wackowiki.com/themes/default/icons/web.gif" alt="" border="0" />http://wirelesslondon.info</a> – I wonder if anyone else has tried using Wacko as a CMS like this. I heavily customised one of the themes and made it into a simple CMS. You login by visiting the login page (you have to know about it, or follow a link), then you can edit the site by double clicking, if you're in the Admin group. I used the ACLs to define a public wiki admin group, who can change public pages, then I made another wacko install with a (default theme) wiki-like interface for the same site on a subdomain. I quite like this and other editors of the website find it very intuitive. I'm interested to see if anyone else has thought of using wackowiki in this way..</div></div> 2003-09-09 22:18:02 http://wackowiki.com/SaulAlbert/show?time=2003-09-09+22%3A18%3A02 <div class="pageBefore"><img src="http://wackowiki.com/images/z.gif" width="1" height="1" border="0" alt="" style="display:block" align="top" /></div><div class="page"> <b>Сравнение версий <a href="http://wackowiki.com/SaulAlbert" class="">/Saul Albert</a> за <a href="http://wackowiki.com/SaulAlbert?time=2003-09-09+22%3A18%3A02">2003-09-09 22:18:02</a> и <a href="http://wackowiki.com/SaulAlbert?time=2005-03-03+22%3A38%3A45">2005-03-03 22:38:45</a></b><br /> <br /> <b>Добавлено:</b><br /> <div class="additions"><strong>new install:</strong> <a href="http://wirelesslondon.info" target="_blank" title="Внешняя ссылка (откроется в новом окне)" class="outerlink"><img src="http://wackowiki.com/themes/default/icons/web.gif" alt="" border="0" />http://wirelesslondon.info</a> – I wonder if anyone else has tried using Wacko as a CMS like this. I heavily customised one of the themes and made it into a simple CMS. You login by visiting the login page (you have to know about it, or follow a link), then you can edit the site by double clicking, if you're in the Admin group. I used the ACLs to define a public wiki admin group, who can change public pages, then I made another wacko install with a (default theme) wiki-like interface for the same site on a subdomain. I quite like this and other editors of the website find it very intuitive. I'm interested to see if anyone else has thought of using wackowiki in this way..<br /> <br /> <br /> <a href="http://dlpdev.theps.net" target="_blank" title="Внешняя ссылка (откроется в новом окне)" class="outerlink"><img src="http://wackowiki.com/themes/default/icons/web.gif" alt="" border="0" />http://dlpdev.theps.net</a> (my wackowiki install – now sadly spammed to bits)</div><br /> <b>Удалено:</b><br /> <div class="deletions"><a href="http://dlpdev.theps.net" target="_blank" title="Внешняя ссылка (откроется в новом окне)" class="outerlink"><img src="http://wackowiki.com/themes/default/icons/web.gif" alt="" border="0" />http://dlpdev.theps.net</a> (my wackowiki install)</div></div>