Import/Export utility and Control the advanced settings of your DokuWiki from Admin page
Compatible with DokuWiki
Similar to acronymedit, confmanager
You can export one or more pages (or a single or more namespaces) for a backup or for import to another DokuWiki installation (eg. from testing to production server).
Control the advanced settings of your DokuWiki from Admin page.
Abbreviations and Acronyms | acronyms.local.conf | |
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Entities | entities.local.conf | |
InterWiki Links | interwiki.local.conf | |
MIME Type | mime.local.conf | |
Smileys | smileys.local.conf | |
URL Schemes | scheme.local.conf | |
Blacklist | wordblock.local.conf | |
ACL | acl.auth.php | |
Main | local.php | |
Users | users.auth.php | |
Bootstrap3 NS Themes 1) | bootstrap3.themes.conf |
Edit carefully
Screen | userstyle.css |
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userprint.css |
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Feed | userfeed.css |
All | userall.css |
userscript.js
.htaccess
Search and install the plugin using the Extension Manager. Refer to Plugins on how to install plugins manually.
The plugin can be configured in the DokuWiki configuration manager available in the admin menu.
Configuration Option | Default Value | Description |
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backup | 0 | Enable automatic backup after any change to the files in your DOKUWIKI/conf directory |
Please report bugs or feature requests at the Bug tracker.
I would love to see a configuration option for this plugin that enables saving a history of the files that it modifies. The simplest approach I see is: when overwriting a file, save old copy as <filename>.YYYY-MM-DD_HH.MM.SS.
— marcink 2016-04-20 17:40
Hi marcink, I have added this functionality in v2016-05-10 version. Thanks for your idea! — Giuseppe Di Terlizzi 2016-05-10 12:07
If plugin explain
is not installed, you get this error:
Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in .../lib/plugins/advanced/admin.php on line 399
It took me a while to find out about that.
This issue is fixed in v2016-10-24 release
— Giuseppe Di Terlizzi 2016-10-24 23:33