Comment 1 by bohwaz, Nov 16, 2008
For raw HTML, maybe allow admins to add it, that would be useful for me.
Comment 2 by Loïc d'Anterroches, Nov 17, 2008
Ok, the problem I see, is that once you have added raw HTML in your wiki page, what do you do if you have a simple user editing the page? How do you track the "safe raw HTML" from the admin with respect to the possible changes from the user? I keep your idea in mind, but I do not have a solution to implement it yet.
Comment 3 by bohwaz, Nov 18, 2008
ah yes that could be a problem, maybe just have a checkbox to allow html on the page, which could be enabled by the admins only ?
Comment 5 by Loïc d'Anterroches, Nov 23, 2008
First work in commit 8eb5715656cfc94c31, beware, this is a big commit.
Status: Started
Comment 6 by Loïc d'Anterroches, Nov 23, 2008
Left to do: - See deprecated pages with a link like for the downloads. - Warning at the top of a deprecated page, like for old revisions. - Remove the deprecated pages from the index. - Add search within the pages (they are already indexed).
Comment 8 by Loïc d'Anterroches, Nov 25, 2008
Fixed in commit 82ed55f1a03bd62. The deprecated pages are still in the index, this can be practical when looking at old information.
Status: Fixed
Comment 9 by Alex Eftimie, Jul 16, 2009
Hi, Although this is marked as closed, i didn't find an easy way to attach and insert a image to a documentation page (no matter what user role I am). I'm running InDefero 0.8.4 on my server. Is this a configuration problem, or a missing feature?
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Reported by Loïc d'Anterroches, Nov 16, 2008