here it is: http://sct.sphene.net/board/reply/14/1467/?quote=3182&wysiwyg=1

Because there were just too many spam posts lately I have (temporarily) disabled anonymous posts. I'm not yet sure why the captcha's are not effective any more, but I try to find other ways to prevent spam (akismet filter, post limits, etc.)

i have actually always used the django trunk version for SCT development.. but yes, i guess the way to go would be to switch to a stable django 1.2 version and continue development there.

source.sphene.net should be back up again.. sorry for that, the server was moved to another data center i forgot to start up the vserver .. should finally configure it to start automatically

well.. you need to have sphene.community.middleware.ThreadLocals in your MIDDLEWARE_CLASSES setting and sphene.community.context_processors.navigation in your CONTEXT_PROCESSORS variable of settings.py.. i think there is no other prerequisite.. could you check if both is true for your case? have you tried using the CommunityDraft sample application? it should show the ToC to the left just on this website..

currently this is not possible.. i don't think it would be the best way to mark regions of a snip for a specific language..
i guess the easiest way would be to simply create two different wikis for different languages.. is there a multi language wiki out there? i'm not sure if this makes sense.. since the main use of a wiki is to let many users contribute content.. and not all users will probably go ahead and update all language variants.. it is prone to be outdated

oops, you are right, there is no documentation for that. weird..

this setting is used by the MultiHostMiddleware - it allows you to use the same installation on multiple "vhosts" - so for example http://herbert.poul.at and http://sct.sphene.net/ runs on the same installation, but with completely different forum/blog/wiki "namespaces" (these namespaces are called 'Group' ) - using SPH_HOST_MIDDLEWARE_URLCONF_MAP you can define which urlconf should be used for which hostname.. does this make sense? if you only plan on running one website on one installation you usually don't need it, or simply set .* to your main urlconf

hi,
ad 1) this is actually the preferred way to add a new wiki snip - simply create a link - you could also edit the URL (/wiki/edit/MyNewSnip/) - this trick can also be used in a template to use javascript to forward the user to this URL .. to allow a more CMS-like creation of pages..

ad 2) currently not supported - you should be able to rename it through the admin interface (although this will not rename sub snips . ie. 'Documentation/Tutorial' will not be renamed just because you rename 'Documentation')

ad 3) also not yet supported.. i have implemented this in the wiki i've done before SCT and it was never used.. so i didn't feel the need to implement it again.. although SCT is more popular so maybe there is a need arising is this a requirement for your site?

hi,
i'm pretty sure this is fixed in 0.6 - maybe you could give it a try?

--- Last Edited by Herbert Poul at 2010-03-03 23:20:04 ---

you are right, thx.. i've changed it.

thanks for the patch - sorry i have not replied earlier. i have been quite busy
i'm wondering - since all i do is basically checking roughly through the patches to see if they make sense and fit into SCT and then commit your patches.. how about i also give you commit rights? i can watch the SVN history anyway.. maybe you could mail me.
i appreciate your effort to contribute back very much, sorry it takes a while for me to commit the patches