New Pligg Wiki

[Yankidank]

Great news for everyone that loves Pligg documentation, the Pligg Wiki is back and now with 40% more awesomeness. New in this version:

• vBulletin integration. No longer do you need a separate account to modify and submit articles.
• Write articles just like writing a forum post. This includes the ability to embed Google and Youtube videos, embed code, and
• Wiki tags can be used in the forum to refer to Wiki articles by wrapping words with Wiki markup. For example: [ wiki]Installation[ /wiki] (typed here with an extra space after the first brackets) automatically creates a link to the wiki page for "Installation"
• Wiki "books" let you group similar articles together to be read in order.
• Discuss Wiki articles through a forum-styled comment system. Please don't rely heavily on this for support, that's what the forums are for. Comments should be used to help organize and promote discussion for Wiki pages.

And just like the old Wiki, you can still see a history of the Wiki pages and revert them.
Please see the blog post "Pligg Wiki 2.0" for more information.
How are we doing? Let us know by leaving a comment.

[tbones]

Fine! Could you tell me please why you shut down the demo? IMHO it´s a great appetizer for potential users and it helps me as foreigin language user to get the original names if I want to refer to them at forum posts.

[chuckroast]

The demo is available here

[filippodb]

good, the wiki is an pretty important resourse for those running pligg websites! Nice to have it back on a new fashion.

[tbones]

Originally Posted by chuckroast

The demo is available here

Thank you, the old registered users have to re-register, right?

[davemackey]

Thanks for the new wiki.
David.

[tbones]

Originally Posted by tbones

Thank you, the old registered users have to re-register, right?

Is there any reason why you haven´t integrated the demo into the main or forum site?