Currently, Profile duplicates "Name" and "E-mail" from Preferences

http://pastie.org/454381

See http://wiki.dandascalescu.com/blog/php_vs_perl.edit for an example:

It does work, though.

DBIx::Class::ForceUTF8 applies UTF8Columns to all columns. Good future proofing.

See http://github.com/marcusramberg/mojomojo/blob/23f062d76eaf0378a20e854bcfe12a730f176140/lib/MojoMojo/Schema/ResultSet/Content.pm#L23

Looks like Text::SmartyPants could be used as well with Markdown.

MojoMojo::Formatter::Emote, for example transforms smileys into emoticons, and is called automatically by Module::Pluggable::Ordered.

Steps to reproduce:

1. Go to http://mojomojo.org/test/new1/new2
   
2. You will be greeted with a page that says "Click on any non-existent page to create it. Any missing pages above it will be created automatically."
   
3. Click "new2" and create the page with some content.
   
4. Go to http://mojomojo.org/test/new1/
   
5. Enter some content there and click "Create"/
   
6. You will get an error page with the URL http://mojomojo.org/test/new1.test/new1, saying that the URL was not found. Also, the URL displayed does not match the URL of the page.

If the same name is used for two different headings, the TOC plugin links both headings to the same anchor.

The Syntax Highlighter plugin adds an empty span of class "kateComment" to then end of Perl comment lines

Once Perl POD is found, the syntax highlighter stays in that mode (kateComment class) even when the POD has ended and code started again.

http://dev.catalyst.perl.org/wiki/humor - the colored exchange looks much better but was created manually. The IRC formatter looks bad because it aligns the text so it's not visually as easy to tell which nick said what; and because it doesn't auto-color nicknames.

...even if the default formatter is not Textile. See MojoMojo::Schema::Result::Person->*_formatted. Interests, movies and music are forcibly Textile-formatted.

Split edit should be available for anonymous users as well.

Test: http://mojomojo.org/documentation.search?search_type=subtree&q=test
vs. http://mojomojo.org/documentation.search?search_type=all&q=test

Test: http://mojomojo.org/documentation.search?search_type=all&q=test

Repeatedly takes about 17 seconds to find 50 results. This is hardly acceptable.

Test: http://mojomojo.org/features.users will output all authors for the main page, not just those who edited "Features".

Test: http://wiki.dandascalescu.com/howtos/catalyst/using_dbicx::testdatabase_with_catalyst.list

The output is

All pages in using_dbicx::testdatabase_with_catalyst listed alphabetically

    * Using_DBICx::TestDatabase_with_Catalyst

Test: http://mojomojo.org/theresnopagelikethis/documentation.list

(http://mojomojo.org/theresnopagelikethis/documentation correctly brings up the error page)

http://dev.catalystframework.org/wiki/.export_html may crash Perl. On both Ubuntu and Windows, exporting takes 100% CPU.

Example: http://dev.catalyst.perl.org/wiki/deployment.view?rev=22, click "See changes"

mojomojo 0.999031 interprets "http://someurl/Development%20Documentation" in HTTP URL as "http://someurl/Developmentȍocumentation"(http://someurl/Development%C8%8Documentation ) in the generated link.

test link

Let's say we have a link from /TopicA to /TopicB, and the /TopicB page does not exist. When we create the /TopicB page, the link table will not be populated until any page linking to /TopicB is edited and saved. This means backlinks are often wrong.

One fix is to store backlinks as from a page id to a page name.

Since this is a wiki, it should not actually expunge the page entirely.

Instead, it should do the following:

• Mark the page as deleted in the database
• Remove the page from the search index
• Don't show the page in sub pages lists

What happens to existing links to the page? Probably nothing, just let them exist.

It should be possible to undelete a deleted page.

There could also be a separate expunge option (for administrators only) that actually deleted the page from the system entirely.

If there is an anonymous username set in the database, anyone can roll a page back, even if anon users don't have edit perms!

The PageAdmin->auto method is just broken, and needs to check perms like ->edit does.

The whole File formatter is a bit dubious:

• the documentation appears to be incorrect (only the "filename" parameter is mentioned for =file, but the code parses a second plugin parameter)
• what is the base path to the file?
• the code doesn't do any checks against attempts to render /etc/passwrd
• there's a leftover Test.pm
• what is the use case for this exactly? That should go in the documentation

One can add the same tag repeatedly for a page (and probably for a photo as well).

1. Have a site with many users (~30 here)
   
2. Go to roles
   
3. Type 'e' or another common character that's bound to match many usernames
   
4. If there are sufficient results, the scrollbar to the right of the dropdown will be doubled.

This may happen to any autocomplete, including page and photo tags.

Easy:

• notify the administrator(s) whenever a page is modified
• notify all editors of a page whenever a page was modified

Not so easy:

• do the above if a setting is present - may require schema changes

More difficult

• allow anyone (with permissions) to subscribe to a page changing. TWiki does this via... err... some settings page somewhere. I used to know this but I've been searching for it for the past 5 minutes. It's neither in the user's page, nor in WebPreferences, nor in the web's home page. Hint: don't do it that way.

Edit summaries are required for any serious wiki.

TWiki started without and finally smartened up in the very recent versions and implemented them. They are very important on Wikipedia, and a feature to be checked on the wiki comparison engine Wikimatrix.

Looks like we can map the edit summary onto the content.abstract field and just need the UI for it.

1. Log in and go to a page with at least one image attachment. Notice how the attachment had two links, one for viewing, and one for the thumbnail.
   
2. Upload a file using the Flash uploader.
   
3. Notice how the thumbnail link is gone.
   
4. Click "attachments" in the navbar.
   
5. Notice how the thumbnail link is back.

Enter this in a page:

<pre lang="Alerts">
say "Howdy partner.";
</pre>

The result is "22"

Go to a page with one attachment. Its Page Info will display "Attachments: NNNN bytes", where NNNN is the size of the attachment

Go to a page with more than one attachment. Its Page Info will display "Attachments: N bytes", where N is the number of attachments.

1. Attempt editing a non-existent page, say http://mojomojo.org/test/attachments_bar.edit
   
2. Click Attachments
   
3. Upload an attachment
   
4. Click "insert link"

Catalyst will die with the multi-language error screen.

The period gets interpreted as an action. Example:

http://127.0.0.1:3000/nick.judje.profile

Highly useful for making a wiki independent of the base URL