dwBiliki-0.1 is out!
Promised to share what I did to make a Bliki out of DokuWiki and WordPress. Here you are. dwBiliki-0.1 is out. As you have quickly guessed, d = DokuWiki and w = WordPress. See this and that for what motivated me to work on dwBliki.
dwBliki is a […]

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specified in the config file (config.xml), you need to create a database user ‘ezpdo_ex’ (with password ‘pdoiseasy’) and database ‘ezpdo_ex’. Make sure the database is accessible by the […]

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Was hoping to integrate DokuWiki into WordPress. Now after a day of hacking, this is what I currently have - a bliki if you may. Take a look at this (blog) and compare it with this (wiki).
I will document what I have done when I have time. Basically I wrote a WordPress plug-in. I […]

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Originally I put all EZPDO docs into a Wiki (DokuWiki). See here. The DokuWiki syntax (not sure if it follows the generic Wiki syntax or do we really have one?) is really easy to learn and use. As a Wiki, it certainly proivides an excellent venue for collabration among document writers.
The problem is […]

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