> > 2) Is it possible to use SSI in MW without it being stripped out? I've
> > tried commenting out the "removeHTMLcomments" function in Sanitizer.php,
> > but the HTML comment with the SSI in it still doesn't show up when I view
> > source on the wiki display page in my browser. Even if it did, since the
> > page doesn't have an shtml extension, I'm fairly sure it won't work.> > Has
> > anyone done this and can you talk a n00b through it?> > No.> Implement
> > whatever you want to get with a Server Side Include directly> in php, or
> > via an extension.
OK, then do you have a suggestion of how I can do the following in php or in an
extension?
I have a dbman database, it's written in perl and accessible via CGI. I would
like to have each wiki page display the info on the associated record in the
database (if it exists) at the top of the page, above the user generated
content.
I wrote a script that combs the xml dump of the wiki and the dbman database and
matches up wiki pages to database records, inserts an SSI link to the database
for pages that match up, and creates wiki pages for database records that don't
have them. It's output is an xml that I was successfully able to import into
MW, except that all the SSI got stripped out. (In fact, all comments got
stripped out. I'd like to be able to keep them to note when the last import is
and tell users not to edit the database link)
I was able to add comments manually via the wiki, but as mentioned, they don't
show up when I view source on the final product, only when I edit the page via
MW.
I'm new to MW and php, but a fairly competent hacker in general. Any help that
at least points me in the right direction would be much appreciated.
Ron
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