[pmwiki-users] Subject: Using pmwikiedit in PmWiki V2

Tegan Dowling tmdowling at gmail.com
Thu Feb 2 06:36:33 CST 2006


Would (optionally) having the email post to a comment, attached to a page,
be a way to address/side-step the simultaneous edits issue?

On 2/2/06, Ian Barton <lists at manor-farm.org> wrote:
>
> > Umm, I think there is a "'post' => 1," needed to post as well. You
> > also need "action => 'edit'" instead of action => post..
> >
> > When you finish this, I would love to give it a whirl!
> Thanks the following code seems to work:
>
> my $req = POST $wikiurl, [
>     action      => 'edit',
>     post                => '1',
>     pagename    => $wikipage,
>     text                => $text,
> ];
>
> My initial goal is to be able to append time and date stamped text to
> the bottom of a page. As an anti spam measure I am planning to use a
> code embedded in the Subject line:
>
> Subject: [MySecretCode] The rest of the subject goes here
>
> Email with the wrong code would be ignored.
>
> I understand Patrick's point about users not wanting to bother with
> CPAN, so I'll have a go at developing a PHP version too. There is a PHP
> mailer library that I have used in the past. I'll check to see if it
> could be uploaded to the user's cookbook directory and if it will work
> with the command line version of PHP.
>
> Once I have a working version, I'll see if I can address the problem of
> simultaneous edits.
>
> Ian.
>
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