I've wrapped about five feeds into a unified pipe (page edits, comments, and new members, as well as new calendar events and flickr images), and it works. The unified feed is sorted chronologically.

But each of the five source feeds ends at some point, and not all on the same date. I can limit the timeframe (7 days of updates, say), which helps. But I think wikidot's site-changes feed is limited to 30 items, and posts are limited to 20. Is there an easy way to extend those limits, so I can be sure to capture an average week's updates? Maybe a variable I could pass in the URL to extend the limit to 100?

Example;

<script src="http://www.wowhead.com/widgets/power.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
<a onclick="urchinTracker ('/external/http_www_wowhead_com_item_29388');" class="itemlink q4" style="text-decoration: none; font-weight: bold;" href="http://www.wowhead.com/?item=29388" target="_blank">[Libram of Repentance]</a>

Crazy WoW users and their little spoiled minds, demanding rollovers for every tiny little thing… Hope I get an answer soon, I'm pulling my hair out.

1. http://bhgc.wikidot.com/2008:meet-2-t1
2. http://bhgc.wikidot.com/2008:meet-2-t2
3. http://bhgc.wikidot.com/2008:meet-2-final

So far so good. Exactly what i want :-))

Now lets use Ie 7

1. http://bhgc.wikidot.com/2008:meet-2-t1
2. http://bhgc.wikidot.com/2008:meet-2-t2
3. http://bhgc.wikidot.com/2008:meet-2-final

Oh Bottom.
the first one works then others say they dont exist!
this is driveing me stark raving mad (not that i wasnt in the first place)
Anyone got any ideas please ???

So, one of my wikis (http://grit.wikidot.com) is having a problems with files; I simply can't view, access, edit or rename any of the files I upload to it. This problem happens across the entire wiki, with multiple files types (I've tried both images and text files with no luck). It happens when I try to display uploaded images on a page, when I try to link to attached files using the [[file]] syntax, and when I try to open attached files via the file manager. In all cases, I get a "not found" message like unto this 'un:

Not Found

The requested URL /files—sites/grit/files/trench-wars/trenchwars.txt was not found on this server.

Apache/2.2.3 (CentOS) Server at grit.wikidot.com Port 80

This problem has been happening consistently since I created the wiki a few days ago, so I'm a little lost by this point. It seems the server just forgets about any file I upload to this wiki (my other wikis seem to be working fine). Can anybody tell me why this is happening, or what I can do about it?

"Can you make it so only site members can view a certain page?"

If so, please explain how. If not, well… thanks anyway! ^^

I've had a browse around the forums and the community wiki, but I can't find any help section on them. I'd quite like to use them on my wiki, they'd be very useful. So, is it possible to use Boilerplates on Wikidot, or is that a feature we don't yet have? If there's no actual boilerplate feature, is there some sort of workaround that could be used to fill the same role?

Thanks in advance.

Best,
Jon

P.S. I love wikdot!

This is the script

- <script language="javascript">__utmSetVar("no_report");</script> <!— no report for Google Analytics —>

I've been doing a lot of reading, and I believe that javascript needs to be accepted by wiki in order to be recognized, how can I submit this to them if we can't find a work around?

This is the error I get:

XML Parsing Error: junk after document element
Location: http://wiihd.fortunz.com/feed/pages/category/mohh2/t/WiiHD+Video
Line Number 2, Column 1:<b>Warning</b>: pg_query() [<a href='function.pg-query'>function.pg-query</a>]: Query failed: > ERROR: invalid input syntax for integer: &quot;&quot; in <b>/var/www/www.wikidot.com/ozone/ozone/php/core/database/PgConnection.php</b> on line <b>100</b><br />
^

I have arranged the page so that the only page content that should appear in the RSS feed is the Description of the video, not the video itself. Only the description and some [!--comments--] are above the first ==== divider.

I have another working feed that has one source page with an identical layout and live template that I created to test that new template. It is here.

Any ideas?

Is this possible using some tag which will remove the nav:side from certain pages or add the same into certain pages?

the login info is requested b/c my wiki is private. is anyone else having this issue?

I am also not clear what the 301 redirects will do. For instance, if the wiki is available on both wikidot.com and the domain name, how does setting up a redirect help, and how does setting up more than one help?

I think this page needs more clarification, and I would especially appreciate some help with setting up the use of my domain name.

Heres hoping :)

Is there any solution to this? Can I, for example, make something like [[toc 1]]...[[/toc]] and[[toc 2]]...[[/toc]]

Thanks !!!

Thanks a lot in advice for every suggestion &/or comments!