Hi gerry, 25 Oct 2007 11:18:05 +0200, gerry.w@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx < gerry.w@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>: > > 1. Write a page following a styleguide (kind of a template?) and have > this page assigned to another user for review before being published. > Then customers should be able to rate this page and give comments (I > think there are plugins for that) so that the page can be re-reviewd. ° No problem to create pages based on templates. ° But all created pages are visible, unless you adjust the Access Control List. To have a moderator/first review, you have to create a special namespace with limited access so people can 'work it out' before they go public. ° No problem about ratings and comments. 2. After a certain time or event this page has to be found for > re-(re-*)review by tags, Date ... and the process starts again. > 3. The procedure has to apply for every kind of media. > > The excerpt of questions is: > > - Can dokuwiki show me all the pages (not just for one) of a certain age > at once? ° The index can show pages satifying a criteria (e.g. tags). But to filter files by age, somebody has to fiddle with the code to do that (not very difficult though). - would it be possible to then show Tags or snippets of those pages > Currently only snippets can are shown. I've worked on displaying tags of filtered files in alphabetical order (not difficult to do). - Is it possible to show all pages having a combination of Tags Currently no. - Can I tag media-files? No. - Can I assign pages to a user to be re-reviewed? DW has no workflow incorporated. Useful addition though! - Can I connect a wiki page to a svn/cvs source? Think so, because the pages are files. So ... thats what I think of at first. If there are no standard > procedures to what I need I think someone (or me) can write a plugin for > that ... but before that: Its Open Source, buddy! Has anyone an idea on what could be used otherwise or what are the > procedures at your site to build a documentation that can be fully > reviewed. I would look forward to some workflow features into DW. Don't know if it's already there! Cheers!