coWiki - web collaboration tool(Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
In the year 2001/2002, coWiki was the first bigger working application that used the verdant OOP features of the upcoming PHP5.
In its lifetime coWiki has been transferrend to various maintainers, of whom nobody was able to improve the benefits of the orignal version: they just left unusable ruins.
If you still believe in a reincarnation, are interested in coWiki for historical reasons, need information etc., please contact .
www.cowiki.org (260 words)
Wiki Idiom(Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
This is a short description of the basic formatting rules and tags used in coWiki documents.
You can not use raw HTML in coWiki documents because all coWiki documents are parsed to an internal XML representation.
Depending on the coWiki skin template, code boxes will be rendered differently to
coWiki is a sophisticated but easy-to-use Web collaboration tool that helps you and your coworkers create and organize Web documents, Weblogs, and knowledgebases (or any other document structures) directly in HTMLbrowsers.
coWiki follows the tradition of loose WikiWikiWebs with easy and intuitional markup, adding Unixlike access management, a directory/document hierarchy, and a pluginAPI for your functionalities and enhancements.
Please note that coWiki is distributed under the GNU General Public
After the transfer of the coWiki project to the new maintainer Paul Hanchett, the new site is up and running.
The coWiki CVS repository is in an unstable state.
A teaser from the author of coWiki: the first beta demo version of vividsites 3.0.0 opened to the public.
www.develnet.org (784 words)
Co Wiki(Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
coWiki is a collaboration tool (generally considered a WikiEngine) programmed using the PhpLanguage (PHP5).
coWiki is a sophisticated but easy to use web collaboration tool that helps you and your co-workers to create and organize web documents, weblogs and knowledgebases or any other document structures directly in their HTMLbrowser.
No, coWiki is not targeted at a particular audience - we would like to see individuals using it for a weblog or notepad as well as for personal, community and corporate websites.
c2.com /cgi/wiki?CoWiki (451 words)
Zend / PEAR Developers Mailing List(Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
TikiWiki, CoWiki, and DokuWiki are all complete wiki packages which you can use to put a wiki up on the web.
My intended purpose was to convert TikiWiki syntax into DokuWiki and CoWikisyntax, which does work mostly right now.
CoWiki is a simple PHP5 wiki based around a plugin architecture.
About coWiki - develnet.org (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.cs.unc.edu)(Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
I've had my eye on content managers and wikis in general for a very long time, and I have found that coWiki has an approach that is right for my needs.
Having put my old writing up on a wiki has finally given me the power to easily create documents, link them all together, re-write, and share them in a way that is quick and comfortable.
Driven by coWiki 0.3.3 (Beryllium) web collaboration tool.
coWiki is a free (GPL) tool written in PHP 5 which creates a collaborative website that gathers, organizes and extends knowledge.
coWiki provides an easy way to maintain and discuss its documents.
It also provides a fast way for qualified contributors to create content online, using a simple and easy to apply markup language without needing HTML editing skills.
We ended up with coWiki, a wiki that provides an easy way to secure access.
Historical data is incredibly useful when you want to justify hardware upgrades or want to see what impact a configuration change has made to the load on the machine.
When you're working on a problem with someone else, you aren't always sure what configuration changes the other person has made to try and fix the problem.
WysiwygDev(Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
coWiki for example does not allow HTML at all, but stores Wiki markup internally as XML, so all coWiki pages allow transformation of the Wiki content into HTML as well as other formats.
Because the coWikiXML markup is a subset of HTML, full HTML is not possible (but other things become possible).
Also, that particular incompatibility between HTML and non-HTML users would be dimished if Tiki would do things similar to coWiki, that is, store pages as a variant of XHTML and translate output for edit.
coWiki installation(Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
Download the CVS version of coWiki from http://www.cowiki.org/
I wanted to install coWiki for BrainDump which requires PHP 5, but the current server only had PHP4 available.
Upgrading the whole server to PHP 5 was not suitable because there are other developers and websites on the system - I couldn't risk breaking anything.
braindump.mrzesty.net /5.html (163 words)
Serendipity -> Drupal | drupal.org(Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
The site is generated by "coWiki 0.3.4 (http://www.cowiki.org)" and is a good example of a "before" site for my Web Site Repair workshop.
Perhaps someone could offer to convert Serendipidy from coWiki to Drupal.
If you have the database layout and sample data then we might be able to help you convert.
drupal.org /node/32797 (828 words)
cowiki dump progress on 20060703(Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
coWiki "q" Parameter Handling Cross Site Scripting Vulnerability
A vulnerability has been identified in coWiki, which may be exploited by attackers to inject malicious HTML code.
This flaw is due to an input validation error in the search module when processing a specially crafted "q" parameter, which may be exploited by attackers to cause arbitrary scripting code to be executed by the user's browser in the security context of an affected Web site.
