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==Overview==
 
==Overview==
 
[[TWiki]] is [[software]] for running a [[wiki]]. It uses text files for storage, rather than a [[database]].
 
[[TWiki]] is [[software]] for running a [[wiki]]. It uses text files for storage, rather than a [[database]].
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==Notes==
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TWiki does have some advantages over the [[MediaWiki|main competition]]:
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* "[http://phishflood.net/wiki/TWiki/ManagingWebs webs]", which are like sub-wikis within the wiki. They're a little like MediaWiki namespaces, but each one can be searched separately (as well as being searchable as part of the whole wiki) and, unlike MW namespaces, are managed through a web interface
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* [http://phishflood.net/wiki/bin/view/TWiki/TWikiForms TWikiForms] which can be used to manage database-stored data or add new pages based on user input plugged into a template
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[http://twiki.org/cgi-bin/view/Plugins/MediaWikiToTWikiAddOnDev converting MediaWiki to TWiki]
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==Reference==
 
==Reference==
 
* [http://twiki.org/ home page]
 
* [http://twiki.org/ home page]
 
* {{wikipedia|TWiki}}
 
* {{wikipedia|TWiki}}

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Overview

TWiki is software for running a wiki. It uses text files for storage, rather than a database.

Notes

TWiki does have some advantages over the main competition:

  • "webs", which are like sub-wikis within the wiki. They're a little like MediaWiki namespaces, but each one can be searched separately (as well as being searchable as part of the whole wiki) and, unlike MW namespaces, are managed through a web interface
  • TWikiForms which can be used to manage database-stored data or add new pages based on user input plugged into a template

converting MediaWiki to TWiki

Reference