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Posted by oj on 05/09/06 22:11
Jacob Drummond wrote:
> oj wrote:
> > Hey,
> >
> > Working for an organization that has a need for a wiki, with a wysiwig
> > editor, whose information can be nicely formatted for documentation
> > output in pdf form. ie, documents in the wiki must be available to be
> > output in a form we could email to someone or put on a disk as a stand
> > alone entity.
> >
> > Any suggs? PHP preferred. Doesn't have to be free.
> >
> > Thanks!
> >
> > oj
> >
> MediaWiki
> www.mediawiki.org
> Wiki software, written in PHP.
>
> PEAR 'File_PDF' Package
> pear.php.net/package/File_PDF/
> A package written in PHP that provides an easy interface for generating
> PDFs. There is an easier one to use, but I cannot remember the name.
>
> TinyMCE
> tinymce.moxiecode.com
> WYSIWYG editor written in javascript. Instead of using the plain text
> editor that MediaWiki uses, put this in its place.
>
> It may take a little while to get these components to work together. But
> they all have easy-to-read source code (maybe not TinyMCE), so it
> shouldn't be a problem.
>
> TinyMCE generates HTML, so you'll have to write a two functions to
> convert between MediaWiki's 'markup' and HTML.
Yeah, I already have mediawiki with fckeditor working fine in it.
Trying to use html2fpdf with no luck. Simple tests work, but feeding
the mediawiki output to it just generates errors.
I want something I don't have to do anything to. An all in one
package.
Actually, it can be a standalone database type application if that
would work as well. Something that communicates to a central server so
people on various machines could access it.
oj
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