Dave's dashboard

Dave replied on May 20, 2008 22:47 to the idea "PBwiki 2.0 Documentation" in PBwiki:

While I am a great supporter of the WIKI I am about to get on an internbatinal flight and would love to have a paper copy to read. Is there a PDF of the entire thing?

Dave replied on May 20, 2008 22:44 to the problem "Alignment in images and tables" in PBwiki:

Please note that aligning images (especially word wrap around them) does NOT work with IE 6 or IE7.

Dave replied on May 07, 2008 22:57 to the question "hide recent activity in version 2" in PBwiki:

I am using IE7 and have just recently upgraded to version 2. I have not been able to hide anything using inserts into the google gadget in the sidebar. Ihave been following all the forums and so forth, but this seems to be a problem.

Dave replied on May 07, 2008 21:05 to the question "hide recent activity in version 2" in PBwiki:

As of today (may 7) the hide recent activity listed above does not work. I also want to hide the "folders" section above it in order to make the interface cleaner. Any suggestions?

Dave replied on April 08, 2008 17:26 to the discussion "Educators - weigh in on login systems!" in PBwiki:

As a company that falls inbetween simple and protection I would like to point out what we want - as it may represent a point of view for educators as well.
We have content that we want to provide as education. We want to give a URL that takes you directly to the content in read only form, but it is still considered a private wiki. No log in, we handled that before we gave them the URL.
A second URL would be for those we trust to make comments (this is your student issue).
The key here is ease of use for both the wiki administrator and the user.

Dave started following the discussion "Educators - weigh in on login systems!" in PBwiki.

Dave marked one of Tchalvak's replies in PBwiki as useful. Tchalvak replied to the problem "Is it possible to allow anonymous users to edit without logging in?".

Dave replied on March 31, 2008 03:42 to the idea "Cool trick for logging into a wiki without an account." in PBwiki:

We have used the "magic URL" to direct people who were "registered members" on our website to access the wiki. We only want to allow read (or comment) access, but no other ability to write. We do not want to have to manage accounts in any other way and do not want to force them to create a PBwiki account that we then have to manage.

How can I do this with 2.0 as there is no "sharing" link or magic URL While I could create a "generic account" and give people the ID / password I want to go directly to the wiki from my web page link - no additional login page.

Suggestions?

Dave asked a question in PBwiki on March 31, 2008 03:38:

Make it easy for people to READ-ONLY my wiki

We have used the "magic URL" to direct people who were "registered members" on our website to access the wiki. We only want to allow read (or comment) access, but no other ability to write. We do not want to have to manage accounts in any other way and do not want to force them to create a PBwiki account that we then have to manage.

How can I do this with 2.0 as there is no "sharing" link or magic URL While I could create a "generic account" and give people the ID / password I want to go directly to the wiki from my web page link - no additional login page.

Suggestions?

Dave started following the question "Sharing my wiki without invitations" in PBwiki.

Dave started following the question "Sharing my wiki without invitations" in PBwiki.