I have a two questions about participation in Ruby “hiki”
(http://ruby-gnome2.sourceforge.jp/hiki.cgi). I decided to help with
manuals and tutorials. So far I managed to get most of my work done,
however sometimes it looks that I am prevented doing certain updates,
which get discarded as SPAM. Though in some areas this is arguably
justified, let me mention another such case where perhaps authorization
my be the problem. After contributing a significant amount of my work
and time, I wanted to add my name to the narrative in front of the
articles. I was consistently being refused to do the modification,
regardless of what I wrote.
Believing that authorization might have been the problem I tried to be
log in with my username and the password I use here on the forum. Again
this did not work.
Does anybody know how to get these two problems resolved?
I have a few questions about participation in Ruby “hiki”
(http://ruby-gnome2.sourceforge.jp/hiki.cgi). I decided to help with
manuals and tutorials. So far I managed to get most of my work done,
however sometimes it looks that I am prevented doing certain updates,
which get discarded as SPAM. Though in some areas this is arguably
justified, let me mention another such case where perhaps authorization
my be the problem. After contributing a significant amount of my work
and time, I wanted to add my name to the narrative in front of the
articles. I was consistently being refused to do the modification,
regardless of what I wrote.
Believing that authorization might have been the problem I tried to log
in with my username and the password I use here on the forum. Again this
did not work.
My last question is a coding question. Namely I would like to link to a
text within the article, that is I do not wish to jump on an external
URL but rather to a title inside the text. For instance, I was expecting
that something like the following would work:
±------------------------------------------------------------------+
| o o o |
| … we refer to the "((<extra gadget|this-article#Extra Gadget>)) |
| o o o |
| o o o |
| o o o |
| === Extra Gatget |
| o o o |
±------------------------------------------------------------------+
Does anybody know how to get these two problems resolved?
Thank you
Igor
PS: I miss the feature to correct your earlier post
In [email protected]
“Re: [ruby-gnome2-devel-en] How to participate in Ruby hiki” on Wed,
14 Jan 2009 23:45:43 +0100,
Igor P. [email protected] wrote:
I have a few questions about participation in Ruby “hiki”
(http://ruby-gnome2.sourceforge.jp/hiki.cgi). I decided to help with
manuals and tutorials. So far I managed to get most of my work done,
Veeeery thanks!!!
did not work.
Sorry. I’ve fixed it now.
| o o o |
| === Extra Gatget |
| o o o |
±------------------------------------------------------------------+
It seems that the markup works: ((<LABEL|PAGE_NAME#ANCHOR>))
It doesn’t work?
It seems that the markup works: ((<LABEL|PAGE_NAME#ANCHOR>))
It doesn’t work?
I must have miskeyed something when i tested my code the first time. My
second test yesterday just after I opened this thread proved me wrong.
The linking within the text does work as expected.
Now only the questions about the mysterious and rather annoying SPAM
blocking mechanism and the possible authorization and/or authoring
skims in hiki remain opened.
In [email protected]
“Re: [ruby-gnome2-devel-en] How to participate in Ruby hiki” on Fri,
16 Jan 2009 15:21:00 +0100,
Igor P. [email protected] wrote:
Now only the questions about the mysterious and rather annoying SPAM
blocking mechanism and the possible authorization and/or authoring
skims in hiki remain opened.
spam:
I’ve updated bayes DB. I hope this solves your problem.
authorization:
I can tell you Hiki’s account if I know your mail address.
authorization:
I can tell you Hiki’s account if I know your mail address.
I would like to have an account with Hiki, also I will add myself to
“Authors” page. But I first would like to have my user ID in Hiki. Here
is my email [email protected].
I really appreciate your help Kouhei.
Igor
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