A WikiWikiWeb is a collaborative hypertext environment, with an emphasis on easy access to and modification of information. MoinMoin is a Python WikiClone that allows you to easily set up your own wiki, only requiring a Web server and a Python installation (1.5.2, 1.6 or 2.0).
This release adds XSLT formatting for XML pages, translation of system text (currently supporting German, Swedish and French), Python syntax highlighting, new macros and actions (WantedPages, OrphanedPages, DeletePage) and many little improvements.
Homepage:
- http://moin.sourceforge.net/
Download:
- http://download.sourceforge.net/moin/
Mailing lists:
- http://lists.dragon-ware.com/mailman/listinfo/moin- users
- http://lists.dragon-ware.com/mailman/listinfo/moin- dev
New features:
- XML page input (pages that start with "<?xml") and XSLT formatting
- Page caching, for now limited to XSLT processing (where it's absolutely needed); new code & API to add the "RefreshCache" link
- Selection of common date/time formats in UserPreferences
- New action "titleindex" to support wiki introspection (MetaWiki); see the new links below the index bar in "TitleIndex"
- UserPreferences: editable CSS URL for personal styles
- PageInfo: the editor's name or IP is shown for each change
- WantedPages: a new macro that lists links to non- existent pages
- OrphanedPages: a new macro that lists pages no other page links to
- Extensions to the FullSearch macro (see HelpOnMacros)
- Python syntax highlighting
- "DeletePage" action (has to be activated, see MoinMoinFaq)
- "Remove trailing whitespace from each line" option in the editor
- I18N (currently German and Swedish)
- Config option "url_schemas" to extend the supported URL types
- Improved tracebacks by using Ka-Ping's "cgitb"
Bugfixes:
- The editor now sends a "no-cache" HTTP header
- "PageList" results are now sorted
- New config parameter "html_head_queries": send additional header for all pages EXCEPT the "normal" view; main usage is to have only the normal pages indexed by a spider, not the edit, print, etc. views (which cause multiple hits on the same information)
- Store the modification time of the page file in the editlog, not the current time when the log entry is created