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to automatically update link lists to pages in the wiki by overwriting the existing page with links to all files in the specific directory (Note: DokuWiki saves the page content in .txt files and allows subdirectories. PHP scans the subdirectory, e.g. “\ideas”, for the file names of its content and creates a .txt file with the results as links in the DokuWiki Syntax, e.g. for a file called “first_idea.txt” the entry [[First Idea]]. Since the created .txt-file is already linked in the Wiki it can easily be accessed.)

to update the indexes (Searchindex, Tagindex, etc.) by opening every page of the Wiki in the WikiFrame automatically one after the other for about one second (think “time for a coffee”)

by using PHP to do maintenance tasks the WikiEngine is not capable of

to enter date or time specific information by using the JavaScript date/time commands, e.g. to create a page with the data as name or a new entry with the current time (great for diary writing)

to enter Wiki page commands by reading the content of the text area and replacing it with itself + the new command at the end (or any place that can be defined), e.g. the DokuWiki commands “~~NOTOC~~” (no table of contents) and “~~NOCACHE~~” (do not cache this page) are notoriously tedious to write (“~” requires alt + n followed by Space)

to enter tags by searching for the tag-code “{{tag>…}}” and replacing its contents by the existing contents + the new tag (Note: this should only be executed if the tag does not already exist on this page, i.e. if a search result for the to-be-assigned tag in the tag-code was “not found”.)

to use a Template by replacing the content of the textarea with the template code (e.g. ====== ” + titlenameheader + ” ======\n\n\n\n{{tag>” + firsttag + “}}\n====== eof ======, where “titlenameheader” is the page name entered in the form and “firsttag” is the tag of the category the page is created in (Note: These commands should only be allowed if the text are is empty. Otherwise it will overwrite the existing information.)

by using JavaScript to access the content of the text area (where the text is entered in the Wiki)

to open a page with the current day in the name by reloading the Wiki Frame with a link that includes JavaScript date/time information

by using JavaScript to access specific pages

to display a specific page (e.g. as additional navigation menu or to display all entries tagged with “artworks” with the “&do=showtag&tag=TAGNAME” command in the URL, as in: “DOKUWIKIPATH/doku.php?id=ferretonewordsearch&do=showtag&tag=cat_artworks” (“ferretonewordsearch” is the name of a non-existing page where the results are displayed))

to “edit” an existing page by opening an existing page in edit mode (in DokuWiki via the “&do=edit” command in the URL, as in: “DOKUWIKIPATH/doku.php?id=PAGENAME&do=edit&rev=”)

to “create” a page by opening a non-existing page in edit mode (in DokuWiki via the “&do=edit” command in the URL, as in: “DOKUWIKIPATH/doku.php?id=PAGENAME&do=edit&rev=”)

by opening a page in the Wiki Frame with a specific URL

A Wiki that is used with a Webbrowser can — in most cases — be opened in a . A second frame (toolframe) can display tools to facilitate data entry in the Wiki. The Tool Frame can be used in different ways:

Wikis are ideally suited to collect and manage individual information — ideas, logbook entries, career information, reference material, a good wiki can take it all — allowing you to easily enter and mange this information. However, Wikis were not build for convenience, entering information and creating new pages is tedious. The following modification uses to make a Wiki much easier to handle, facilitating the creation of new pages, tagging, updating entry listings, and much more. I use as WikiEngine, since it uses .txt files to store the entered text information instead of a database, making backup and access of data without a webserver possible (e.g. quick text entry via + ). The modifications would also work with a database-based Wiki (like ), however, the commands would need to be changed.

Quick Summary: Using Frames and JavaScript can enhance a Wiki tremendously — prior to these modifications, creating pages was excruciatingly slow, now it is extremely fast and easy-to-do.

Ferret (Frame and JavaScript Enhanced Wiki)

How to generate, capture, and collect ideas to realize creative projects.

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