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Posted by Gary Cunningham-Lee 16 Mar 2006 06:17 GMT-0000 posts: 4656

> waaay cool avatar by the way

Thanks. My daughter took my photo with the digicam in "burst" mode; then I whittled the image down. Lotta virtual coffee consumed since then.

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> yup tried in various places. in once reference documentation I saw "... page ..." (w/space in between), but w/in the wiki edit/page feature "...page... Wiki page pagination has not been enabled." tried both options, neither worked. only ...page... Wiki page pagination has not been enabled. would show up w/in the text of the articles.

Is this still not working? I'm using it with a 1.9.2 Tiki install with no problems. What Tiki version are you using?

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> it's a great tool for those who know web dev and web basics. and I've set up a major site that I will manage for which tikiwiki will be the only interface. and that site will have a direct referral to this site.

I agree that Tiki's rather intimidating for newcomers, especially if they don't have some experience with uploading and running php scripts, etc. But, believe it or not, it has improved over time. (One gem in its early documentation history is the PDF Tiki 1.6 manual, which is still a good way to get a handle on the program.)

> but I deal w/folks that I'm trying to turn away from solely depending upon Microsoft and discover open source which is more quality than commercial stuff. but it's hard when stuff like this is happening immediately after setup — not w/an add-on, but after installation.

Normally Tiki works as advertized in a new install. But "normally" assumes the right installation environment, admin settings and knowledge of features, wind direction, humidity, solar flare activity, etc.

-- Gary - zukakakina.com