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I have actually received this error from auto numbering. If you auto number a category namespace with a number in it, it messes up. I autonumbered "news2:" and began creating pages. It did "news2:1" and then skipped to "news2:3" and errored. Just warning people…
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Thanks to 
James Kanjo - he posted this error/bug on the "pro" site - tracker system ( bug 159 - Autonumbering chaos)
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Fixed. Bad regular expression in the matching code so that when the page was named "news2:3" it naively was taking "2" as the number of the page.
Thanks again for the report!
Michał Frąckowiak @ Wikidot Inc.
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OK, but mine is an error 500…. any suggestions?
Hello, I'm a new user of wikidot for student activities. I was using Fire Fox as my browser but school browser preference is Internet Explorer so have changed to that. However now using IE the mispelling function is not working for typos when editing a page (it does in FF). Thanks for your help.
I am afraid - I have never seen a spell checker in IE ( 7) — could be there is an Add-On you can seek and install.. ( in the extras) ..
Perhaps some other have a better idea?
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Thank you for the suggestion I have now installed an add-on dictionary from google gadgets (dictionary.com). For my students I would prefer a dictionary in wiki pages that automatically highlights an incorrrectly spelt word (underlined in red, like in a word document). Is there a way I can configure the wiki to do this? In my previous post I said when using fire fox as my browser incorrect spelling was highlighted when editing pages, but not using IE7 which unfortuanely is the browser I have to use.
There is an alternative to relying on gadgets for spell checking if you are using IE7. There is a free add-on called IE7Pro which adds a number of features to IE7, one of which is a spell checker which works exactly the same way as the Firefox spell checker. It will highlight incorrect spellings while you are editing your wiki page. It underlines the word it thinks is wrong with a solid red line. If you right-click on that word a menu will pop up with suggestions for the correct spelling or an alternative word. You can add the word to the dictionary if, as in the case of the word "wiki" for example, it doesn't recognise the word.
Rob
Rob Elliott - Strathpeffer, Scotland - member of the Wikidot first line support team.
Strathview ~ Wikidot-based wikis, websites & intranets and online database development
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Hey there 8-)
created a site for a charity event and I have the entry form in pdf but there doesn't seem to be anyway to upload the pdf so that users can click on it and download it to their computer. Reading through the logs, some people did seem to get it working but then it stopped. Seems like this would be a much used feature so is there a way to do it? I really don't want to have to export a pdf as a png ;-)
cheers
fleecy
you have spaces in the file name. Not a good idea.
Remove spaces then you can provide a link to it (eg entry.pdf)
Put a link your website to the PDF, and put instructions to Save As. This is because if the user installed a pdf reader, it will force the browser to open it instead of prompting a download.
[[file yourpdf.pdf|Download Here (Right click and Save as)]]
this is a forum signature. really.
This is straying a bit from what fleecy is trying to accomplish, but since PDF files were mentioned, it rang a bell with me.
You can use the [[image ...]] markup to display thumbnail links to many (but not all) PDF files. The Wiki syntax help briefly touches on this and I never really gave it much thought until our marketing guy wanted to start posting a bunch of PDF files on our wiki.
I did some playing around in my sandbox to show how it works (or doesn't):
http://pizzageek.wikidot.com/sandbox:pdf-preview
The bottom line is that it generally works, but not all the time. It would be nice to know what the specific limitations are (if they can be defined) to eliminate some of the trial and error. It's a nice way to display links to your PDF files when it works.
-Ed
Hi,
I'm a new administrator - I've figured out how to set up the forum categories and I've invited people to join but now I want to be able to post the password and have wiki.com members join themselves. I clicked on the enable password and entered the password but there is no link to joining… directions say by providing a valid membership password (if enabled) — but how do I enable this link on the how to join the wiki page?
Thanks
Jody
if not yet done -
[[module MembershipByPassword]]
and you will have the application by password inserted at this page …
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Jody,
Which of you 2 sites are you trying to enable MembershipByPassword?
If it's Cnaenvironmenthealth, it looks like you are close, but have some kind of typo that is causing the module to be displayed as text and the module is not rendering properly.
If you are a member of the CNA Environmental Health list serve you are welcome to join this site - the password for joining is 'CNA'… still trying to figure out how to ensure that you can get to the password stage… [[module MembershipByPassword]]
After going through Helmuti's checklist, try editing your system:join page and put [[module MembershipByPassword]] on its own line.
It should work then.
-Ed
Hi,
I have a member of my educational site who's emailed to let me know that after successfully using the Wiki for about a month she can't use it any more. Is there anything she can try to get in? She's done nothing different and I haven't blocked her.
Thanks for your help.
Jenn
I suspect she is not logged into Wikidot. What do you mean by "using the wiki"? Adding and editing pages? Simply trying to view it?
Which of your sites are you talking about?
If your sites are not private, then we can all see them and look around, but if you require membership to edit pages, etc. then she needs to be logged in to access those functions.
A few more specifics would help narrow this down.
-Ed
Thanks for getting back to me so quickly!
She's just viewing the site and downloading some files that are already on the site. The site is http://jennifergillanandkodaly.wikidot.com/
The site is private and requires membership. I will ask her if she's logged on (or accidently logged off).
Thanks for your help,
J Gillan
Hi,
Please, help me…
I did this:
" If the Redirect module redirected the browser always there would be no way to edit the actual page. The solution is to pass an extra parameter to the module in the URL as follows:
http://your-wiki.wikidot.com/page-with-redirect/noredirect/true "
But, it isn't ok yet.
My pages are redirecting to my new url.
For example, I put this:
felipemayworm.wikidot.com/amin:manage?noredirect=true
But the url go:
felipemayworm.com/amin:manage?noredirect=true
And cant edit my pages.
What do I need to do?
Tks,
Felipe Mayworm
Not yet!
Permission error. I put my password but the error (Permission error) continues. :(
I think - gerdami means a typwriter error in your url :
http://felipemayworm.com/admin:manage (you wrote "amin:manage" - but why do you want to edit it ?
Either you have "damaged" ( or deleted ?) your admin:manage page - than you can create a new one ( with the /noredirect/true ) -
or you have damaged your permissions by forgotten your password ?
Than you can havea new one resend by wikidot at the login screen and login new with the new password…
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Here in my post, I wrote wrong, but I wrote admin correct in the url.
I didn't delete or damaged my pages, especial admin:manage
I put:
http://felipemayworm.wikidot.com/admin:manage/noredirect/true
or
http://felipemayworm.wikidot.com/blog/noredirect/true
But I am redirect to:
http://felipemayworm.com/admin:manage/noredirect/true
or
http://felipemayworm.com/blog/noredirect/true
What happened?
Felipe Mayworm wrote:
Not yet!
Permission error. I put my password but the error (Permission error) continues. :(
Looks like a little bit of a wikidot lexicon problem. He's not having trouble editing a page, he's having problems logging in on a custom domain.
We used to have a problem with that, didn't we?
The Wikidot is so good, but so good that I have this error and support e-mail (moc.todikiw|troppus#moc.todikiw|troppus) not replay me yet.
I can't edit the redirected page and I can't access the http://pro.wikidot.com/ in the last case my browser stay in loading all time.
I don't know what do I need to do? I read some post but nothing can't help me :(
You don't appear to have used a "redirect module". It looks like you have a custom url for your wikidot page.
Please describe exactly what happens when you try to edit your frontpage located at http://felipemayworm.com/
Just add a couple of words to that page and tell me what it does.
At the upper right of your site there, does it show that your are logged in just like it shows at the top of this community site?
yep, i think we have had this before, and if i remember right the cure was…
Clear all you cookies
clear all your cache
and then try again
I have changed the custom domains settings and now everything is allright. Noredirect/true is working fine and we tested it both on Firefox and Safari. As usual this is probably the problem with the cookies or so, that they cannot handle the session on the custom domain. Firefox 3.0+ with Accept 3rd party cookies should do the job. IE is strongly not recommended and not supported.
Felipe Mayworm: Please do not demand answering your mails in 10 minutes at 9 p.m., ok? We're working in CET hours (CEST now actually). For Pro users we guarantee 2 business days response. Usually it's not more than 12 hours. At business hours it's 5 minutes to an hour or two if the problem needs deeper inspection.
Cheers!
Łukasz Tarka
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I have used monobook theme on my newly created wiki (http://aina.wikidot.com). but i could not enable discuss button. It was using talk:start command earlier which did not work. I would like to get the same thing in top menu as we have in discuss button at the bottom wikidot default menu. how can i do that? Currently i am running forum:start from top discuss button. I will be thankful for the help.
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