Armin,
The data you are after isn't part of the wiki page, so the old custom.conf
or the current syntax plugins aren't able to see and alter that data.
Dokuwiki stores information about who modified the page (incl. ip addy) in
the change.log You are in effect talking about modifications to the
functions that write or read data from that file. All of those functions
can be found in inc/common.php. Your simplest method would probably to add
a translation to the function that retrieves the ip addy (clientIP).
However, it is probably easiest and best to get everyone to register their
own name. Dokuwiki doesn't quickly forget the user once logged in. So
every time they visit the wiki they will be shown as logged in under their
own name. This has a couple of powerful advantages:
- you can upgrade dokuwiki without losing any of your changes
- if people move ip's, leave the organisation, etc you don't have to make
any changes yourself, just ask them to logout and log back in at their new
location.
Simply, turn on ACL. Allow users to self register. And set the
acl.admin.php to
* ALL 8
I hope this helps,
Cheers,
Chris
-----Original Message-----
From: dokuwiki-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:dokuwiki-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Armin Heinzer
Sent: 20 July 2005 12:19
To: dokuwiki@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [dokuwiki] Re: Translate anonymous IP addresses into names
Hi Andi
Will it be possible to add this translation to custom.conf as soon
custom.conf is supported again?
If yes, which is the schedule to support it again?
Thanks,
Armin
Andreas Gohr schrieb:
Alan Liu writes:
You could do the transformation you describe with a plugin.
No you can't ;-) Syntax plugins are for the page content's only.
Without hacking the source it isn't possible what you want to do.
Andi
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