Revision as of 19:23, 23 December 2007

Site

• Remove "index.php" from the URL.

Followed by: http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Short_URL/wiki.example.com/Page_title--Enabling_a_wiki_using_Apache_Rewrite

• Possibly point the root ("/") to Main_Page, redirecting the logo and the navigation box to it.

<?php $this->data['nav_urls']['mainpage']['href'] = "/"; ?>

<?php echo htmlspecialchars($val['href']) ?>

 <?php echo ($val['href'] == "/Main_Page") ? "/" : htmlspecialchars($val['href']); ?>

• Remove the PDF extension.

require_once $IP . "/extensions/wikipdf/wikipdf.php"; 

FCKeditor 2.x - User's Guide

• Create "Introduction to the User's Guide" as the first section in the guide. (needs review)
  
• Replace textual examples with screenshots.
  
• InSpell Checking, introduce ieSpell, explaining the the spell checker depends on the editor settings.(need review)
  
• InCompatibilityadd a section for "Incompatible Browsers", explaining what happens on those browsers intead. (need review)
• "Anchors, Links and E-Mails" should be renamed to "Links, E-Mails and Anchors" (most used first). The page structure should follow the same order.
  
• Rearange the Formatting page using this order:
  • Bold, italic, underlined
    
  • Styles
    
  • Text layout and format
    
  • Fonts
    
  • Size and color
    
  • Subscript and superscript
    
  • Templates
• Move "Templates" fromText Formattingto a dedicated section.
  
• InContext Menu, use the standard screenshot box for the example, possibly containing a text with a link, and the context menu for the link (it's a little bit richer).

CKFinder - Configuration

• Quick Start (enabling, license, baseUrl, baseDir)
• Access Control
• Images
  • Thumbnails
  • Scaling
• Resource Types
  • Built-in resource types (and their relation to FCKeditor)
  • Adding new resource type
• Security
  • Double File Extension (Apache issue)
  • Image Uploads (validating image size)
  • Html Extensions (to prevent against XSS File Header injection)
• Miscelanous (actually for now in PHP only: PHP doesn't support UTF-8 natively, that's why FilesystemEncoding exists in config.php. Linux stores file names as UTF-8, so we are ok there... but on Windows we have more complicated situation. Try to upload files with chinese and polish characters. Change FilesystemEncoding to see the difference (Make sure that you have enabled iconv in php.ini - modify xampp/apache/bin/php.ini + restart Apache)). For example on my Computer (Win XP/SP2 PL), creating and deleting folder named "żółtko" is possible only with FilesystemEncoding set to CP1250.

In the example with three roles (admin, user, guest) [[1]] the default configuration should be to deny everything.

$config['AccessControl'][] = Array(
'role' => '*',
'resourceType' => '*',
'folder' => '/',
'folderView' => false,
'folderCreate' => false,
'folderRename' => false,
'folderDelete' => false,

'fileView' => false,
'fileUpload' => false,
'fileRename' => false,
'fileDelete' => false);

Explanation: user and guest have restrictive permissions, but any other role in fact still have administrative privileges(!). We must warn users about that.