we have a wiki for our programs: Childsplay/Schoolsplay (schoolsplay.wikidot.com)
It's basically a framework for games for children with different activities.
See http://schoolsplay.wikidot.com/website:childsplay for an overview of the activities in English.
Nice thing is that it is translated in several languages.

Now I made a Python script that writes for each activity the translations to a text file.
I still have to upload it in other languages to Wikidot (English is there already, I did that manually)
Is there any way of uploading it automatically?

The pages all have the same structure (that's in my generated file), they all have the same screenshot (each language references that of the English activity page).
Only the page name would change: childsplay-memory-nl for the Dutch page of childsplay-memory.
But I still need to make the pages and copy the text file in it.
Doing that manually will take me several hours, each time the texts of the activity change!
So manual is no option in the long run…

Is there a way in Wikidot to do this?
Otherwise I was thinking of doing this via Selenium (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Selenium_(software))

below is a copy of what is available, have i done something?

manage site…

* Welcome to site manager!
* General settings
* Secure access (SSL/TLS)
* Appearance
o Themes
o Custom themes
o Navigation elements
* License
* Page templates
* Autonumbering of pages
* Public or private
* Permissions
* Files
* Forum & discussion
o Settings
o Structure
o Per page discussion
o Permissions
o Recent posts & comments
* Members
o Policy
o Applications
o List Members
o List Moderators
o List Admins
o Invite Members
o Send Email Invitations
o History of Invitations
o Let the Users invite
* Blocks
o IP blocks
o User blocks
* Recent changes
* Page ratings
* Abuse reports
o Pages
o Users
o Anonymous Users
* Notifications
* Backup

* OpenID

* Monetize ($$$)
o AdSense

* 3rd party tools
o Google Analytics

* Misc actions

For example, I have set up a blog via the how to here http://community.wikidot.com/howto:create-a-blog

I have an include category that uses the comments module. Currently, only I have permissions to add comments, and I would like to change that. If I go to the admin tool I see the blog category, but I do not want to give permissions to edit the blog category. I just want to enable someone to add a comment. Can someone explain how I should go about that?

Here's a blog page I created for reference: http://zenoconsulting.wikidot.com/blog:2

Thanks in advance,
Davis

2) how can we remove the link to wikidot at botton?

The reason I'm asking is that I'm very close to making an ISO image available that is basically "Wikidot In A Box". It's based on the current open source version and I'd like to add a blogging template in addition to the default English template. You'll be able to install it easily on your own hardware or in a virtual machine and can run it on your home network, on single PC with VirtualBox or even open it up to the rest of the world if your ISP allows it.

Thanks in advance!

-Ed

Is there a way to see how this page would look to a new member and perhaps test its functionality?

Hope that makes sense - thanks in advance for any help anyone can give.
roger

I understand the criteria used by the [[module Members]] to sort the names. The list is sorted chronologically from the oldest Wikidot's membership registration date. However, in my opinion that is not logical. It would more correct if the names were sorted by the registration on the wiki site date or alphabetically.

I saw a forum thread about this here, but without any conclusions. So, there are any way to display the members list alphabetically or by registration date on our particular wiki site?

Currently when my site shows up in Google, the description part just has text it found on my index page. I would rather have my own custom written description if possible.

Thanks. :)

Thanks in advance for any help.

I struggle a bit still with the settings / permissions for visitors. I would like people to be able to react on content and also on the forums, without register first. I feel registering is fro a lot of people a reason not to join. I would like my site open for all, but i don't people to be able to delete any files. I am not sure how i should set the permissions.

So, perfect would be:

join everybody also anonimiously
edit: only people who wrote the page + site owner ofcourse
fourm: open to all

I am not sure what my settings should look like. I thought I had it right but next day most people couldn't use the forums anymore.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks

Stacey

That said, a lady contacted me to say she could not see the images from her browser i.e. she was presented with an error mark where the images should be. She has a Mac and wonders if it is a problem specific to her system. One of my colleagues has a Mac also but has no problems viewing said images. Any suggestions?

Thanks

Stacey

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Kasper Bergholt