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How can I migrate my pbwiki spreadsheet to pbwiki 2.0? Last reply on May 01, 2008 15:38.
Is it really impossible to export or import data from the spreadsheet plugin on pbwiki even the 2.0 version? -
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Wiki Spreadsheet Plugin. Export to Excel?? Last reply on March 10, 2008 18:52.
I like the idea of the spreadsheet (from the productivity options) in pbwiki. This would allow may people to work collectively & contribute to it. However, once this has been done, it would be nice to be able to export, save as a .csv file or somehow cut and paste the content into a regular Excel worksheet.
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how do I add a calendar to my free wiki Last reply on April 25, 2008 18:02.
After reading Wikipedia for summer reading at the school where I teach, our school finally decided to start our own wiki. (Campbell Hall). Within that Wiki, I started a wiki for our Astronomy Club.
But I run an annual Physics Teachers' conference -- it was just yesterday, and the subject of a wiki came up (I brought it up). So last night, I started a Wiki for our Physics Teachers' group.
Is there a calendar plug-in for that (free) wiki so that we can start to chart all SoCal physics events? -
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Google Calendar is two hours ahead of PBwiki Last reply on March 29, 2008 00:02.
My Google Calendar is two hours ahead of the calendar plugin on PBwiki. How do I sync the times? -
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add button for Add Tag" Last reply on March 21, 2008 18:56.
I created a new button called "Add Tag". This is because I have chosen to suppress the footer which unfortunately obscures the way to do page tagging.
By adding a new button, which shows up for every user, how to tag should be pretty obvious.
Problem is: How do I amend the addButton code so that it will actually add the tag? Creating the button was easy: I used the following code from the widget library to get the button to appear:
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