MediaWiki

MediaWiki

Einband:
Kartonierter Einband
EAN:
9780596519797
Untertitel:
Englisch
Genre:
Netzwerke
Autor:
Daniel Barrett
Herausgeber:
O'Reilly Media
Anzahl Seiten:
358
Erscheinungsdatum:
18.11.2008
ISBN:
978-0-596-51979-7

"A good book! It's a nice overview of wiki editing and administration, with pointers to handy extensions and further online documentation."-Brion Vibber, Chief Technical Officer, Wikimedia Foundation "This book is filled with practical knowledge based on experience. It's not just spouting some party line."-Rob Church, a developer of MediaWiki MediaWiki is the world's most popular wiki platform, the software that runs Wikipedia and thousands of other websites. Though it appears simple to use at first glance, MediaWiki has extraordinarily powerful and deep capabilities for managing and organizing knowledge. In corporate environments, MediaWiki can transform the way teams write and collaborate. This comprehensive book covers MediaWiki's rich (and sometimes subtle) features, helping you become a wiki expert in no time. You'll learn how to: Find your way around by effective searching and browsing Create and edit articles, categories, and user preferences Use advanced features for authors, such as templates, dynamic lists, logical parser functions, and RSS, to organize and maintain large numbers of articles Install and run your own wiki, and configure its look and behavior Develop custom wiki features, called extensions, with the PHP programming language and MySQL database This book also provides special guidance for creating successful corporate wikis. For beginners who want to create or work on collaborative, community-driven websites with this platform, MediaWiki is the essential one-stop guide. "I was a MediaWiki newbie before reading this book. Now, many aspects of the platform that were murky before are crystal clear."-JP Vossen, author of O'Reilly's Bash Cookbook

Autorentext
Daniel J. Barrett has been immersed in Internet technology since 1985. Currently working as a software engineer, Dan has also been a heavy metal singer, Unix system administrator, university lecturer, web designer, and humorist. He is the author of O'Reilly's Linux Pocket Guide, and he is the coauthor of Linux Security Cookbook, and SSH, The Secure Shell: The Definitive Guide.

Klappentext
"A good book! It's a nice overview of wiki editing and administration, with pointers to handy extensions and further online documentation." -Brion Vibber, Chief Technical Officer, Wikimedia Foundation

"This book is filled with practical knowledge based on experience. It's not just spouting some party line." -Rob Church, a developer of MediaWiki

MediaWiki is the world's most popular wiki platform, the software that runs Wikipedia and thousands of other websites. Though it appears simple to use at first glance, MediaWiki has extraordinarily powerful and deep capabilities for managing and organizing knowledge. In corporate environments, MediaWiki can transform the way teams write and collaborate.

This comprehensive book covers MediaWiki's rich (and sometimes subtle) features, helping you become a wiki expert in no time. You'll learn how to:

Find your way around by effective searching and browsing Create and edit articles, categories, and user preferences Use advanced features for authors, such as templates, dynamic lists, logical parser functions, and RSS, to organize and maintain large numbers of articles Install and run your own wiki, and configure its look and behavior Develop custom wiki features, called extensions, with the PHP programming language and MySQL database This book also provides special guidance for creating successful corporate wikis. For beginners who want to create or work on collaborative, community-driven websites with this platform, MediaWiki is the essential one-stop guide.

"I was a MediaWiki newbie before reading this book. Now, many aspects of the platform that were murky before are crystal clear." -JP Vossen, author of O'Reilly's Bash Cookbook

Zusammenfassung
MediaWiki is the world's most popular wiki platform, the software that runs Wikipedia and thousands of other websites. In corporate environments, MediaWiki can transform the way teams write and collaborate. This comprehensive book covers MediaWiki's rich (and sometimes subtle) features, helping you become a wiki expert.

Inhalt
Preface; Who Should Read This Book?; Roadmap; Conventions Used in This Book; Using Code Examples; Safari® Books Online; How to Contact Us; Acknowledgments; Getting Started; Chapter 1: A First Look; 1.1 What's MediaWiki? MediaWiki; 1.2 A Typical Day on a MediaWiki Site; 1.3 When to Use MediaWiki MediaWiki strengths; 1.4 When Not to Use MediaWiki MediaWiki limitations; 1.5 Additional Resources help; Chapter 2: Basic Use; 2.1 Quick Tour of a Wiki Page; 2.2 Articles articles; 2.3 Editing Primer editing; 2.4 Menu Reference menus menus by name; 2.5 Getting Help help; Chapter 3: Your User Identity; 3.1 Creating an Account creating accounts users creating; 3.2 Logging In and Out logging in; 3.3 User Pages user page; 3.4 Signatures signatures users signatures; 3.5 Watchlists watchlist; 3.6 Tracking Your Contributions contributions; 3.7 Preferences preferences; 3.8 User CSS and JavaScript user JavaScript JavaScript user CSS cascading stylesheets cascading stylesheets per user JavaScript per user; Writing and Editing Articles; Chapter 4: Editing Articles; 4.1 Getting Started with Editing editing introduction to; 4.2 Creating an Article articles creating creating articles; 4.3 Paragraphs and Headings paragraphs wikitext paragraphs; 4.4 Typestyles and Fonts wikitext fonts wikitext typestyles typestyles fonts; 4.5 Links (Briefly) links; 4.6 Images and Uploaded Files uploaded files; 4.7 Lists lists wikitext lists; 4.8 Tables tables wikitext wikitext tables; 4.9 Mathematical Formulas mathematical formulas wikitext math; 4.10 Escaping Wikitext with escaping wikitext nowiki tag wikitext nowiki wikitext escaping; 4.11 Conflicts conflicts; 4.12 Beyond the Basics; Chapter 5: Links; 5.1 Internal Links internal links; 5.2 External Links external links; 5.3 Interwiki Links interwiki links; 5.4 Interlanguage Links interlanguage links; 5.5 Graphical Links graphical links image links; image tags; 5.6 File Links file links; 5.7 Linking Tips links strategies; Chapter 6: Organizing Articles; 6.1 Categories categories; 6.2 Namespaces namespaces; 6.3 Subpages subpages; 6.4 Redirects redirects; 6.5 Disambiguation Pages; 6.6 Renaming Articles renaming articles articles renaming; 6.7 Deleting Articles articles deleting deleting articles removing an article; Chapter 7: Advanced Article Construction; 7.1 Maintaining a Consistent Wiki organizing articles articles organizing; 7.2 Variables variables individual variable names; 7.3 Templates and Transclusion templates transclusion transclusion templates templates parser functions; transclusion; 7.4 Logical Parser Functions parser functions logical logical parser functions; 7.5 Dynamic Page List Dynamic Page List extensions Dynamic Page List; 7.6 Recipes for Refactoring refactoring techniques; Chapter 8: Special Pages; 8.1 Maintenance Reports; 8.2 List of Pages; 8.3 Login/Sign Up logging in; 8.4 Users and Rights user rights special pages; 8.5 Recent Changes and Logs recent changes logs; 8.6 Media Reports and Uploads uploaded files special pages; 8.7 Wiki Data and Tools; 8.8 Redirects and Random Pages; 8.9 High-Use Pages high use pages articles highly active; 8.10 Page Tools; 8.11 Other Special Pages; 8.12 Special Pages Grouped by Task special pages reference, grouped by task; Running and Administering MediaWiki; Chapter 9: Installing MediaWiki; 9.1 Before You Begin; 9.2 Installing the Prerequisites; 9.3 Installing MediaWiki installing MediaWiki MediaWiki installing; 9.4 Important Optional Features installing MediaWiki optional features; 9.5 A Tour of MediaWiki's Files source code l…


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