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Please see: TikiFest198 and confirm your presence.

Tikiwiki with its maps interface is featured in the first issue of the Open Source Geospatial foundation journal on http://www.osgeo.org/journal/volume1

Join the newly formed Tikiwiki team on the World Community Grid and donate your spare computing time to a worthy distributed computing project — benefiting humanity.

This March, Tikiwiki Editorial Board members mlpvolt and dthacker are organizing a doc project to renew the basic documentation for Installing, Upgrading and Backing Up Tikiwiki. We are coordinating this with some of our lead developers, but we need your help so everyone can Get Help. Everyone can contribute both questions and answers. Our goal is to provide a more effective and efficient alternative to the Tikiwiki forums Copied pages in Tikwiki.org will be closed and redirected to the identical pages on doc.tikiwiki.org to prevent wasted effort and misinformation. If you have any questions on this doc project, add them to the Basic Docs Project FAQ

Tikiwiki features in the case study: Reducing Vulnerabilities in Pacific ACP states

The case study highlights the deployment of Tikiwiki as a Geospatial Content Management System (GeoCMS) in the Pacific Islands.

PDF of the Book and Annoucement

This is a release for enhancing security level, especially against XSS attacks. Also some small fixes are included.

Changes: See ReleaseProcess197 for details.

This release fixes several security issues as well as current bunch of bugfixes and usability improvements. Do not wait to be sorry, upgrade your tikiwiki now or kiddies can catch ya.

Check out ReleaseProcess196 for more information.

This release fixes the current exploits and brings many bugfixes and improvements.

A list of changes you can find here.

You should upgrade soon to protect your tiki installation against the current attacks.