This shows you the differences between two versions of the page.
technology:fckw [2017/09/28 18:52] Chris Freyer [Adding FCKW to Dokuwiki] |
technology:fckw [2017/09/29 11:20] (current) Chris Freyer [Adding FCKW to Dokuwiki] |
||
---|---|---|---|
Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
====== Adding FCKW to Dokuwiki ====== | ====== Adding FCKW to Dokuwiki ====== | ||
- | FCKW is a web-based editor written in JavaScript. It reads and writes HTML, allowing the user to work in a WYSIWYG Word Processor-like environment. Dokuwiki doesn't store its documents in HTML though, so [[https://fosswiki.liip.ch/display/~hannes|Hannes Gassert]] wrote a translation tool to go between FCKW and Dokuwiki. [[https://fosswiki.liip.ch/display/DOKU/FCKW+Dokuwiki+Plugin|This web page]] shows that people are having a hard time getting the plugin to work, so I thought I'd document my experience for the community's benefit. | + | FCKW is a web-based editor written in JavaScript. It reads and writes HTML, allowing the user to work in a WYSIWYG Word Processor-like environment. Dokuwiki doesn't store its documents in HTML though, so [[https://fosswiki.liip.ch/display/~hannes|Hannes Gassert]] wrote a translation tool to go between FCKW and Dokuwiki. [[https://fosswiki.liip.ch/display/DOKU/FCKW+Dokuwiki+Plugin|This web page]] shows that people are having a hard time getting the plugin to work, so I thought I'd document my experience for the community's benefit. |
First of all, my environment: I have an Ubuntu Linux machine at home, and I use a developer-friendly [[http://www.asmallorange.com|hosting service]] for my website. My provider supports PHP, Perl, Ruby on Rails, SVN, and plenty more. I have SSH and FTP access to my account, and I can ask the support team to install things (like PERL modules) and they will. If you have a hosting service that won't do this kind of stuff for you, you should switch. :-) But hey, its your life....do what you want. | First of all, my environment: I have an Ubuntu Linux machine at home, and I use a developer-friendly [[http://www.asmallorange.com|hosting service]] for my website. My provider supports PHP, Perl, Ruby on Rails, SVN, and plenty more. I have SSH and FTP access to my account, and I can ask the support team to install things (like PERL modules) and they will. If you have a hosting service that won't do this kind of stuff for you, you should switch. :-) But hey, its your life....do what you want. |