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saschel replied on July 23, 2008 20:22 to the question "Bubbleshare? How about FLICKR?" in PBwiki:
I've been using a link to a flickr slide show in a side bar for almost a year in a closed 1.0 pb wiki I use quite often.
I used an iframe tag in the classic mode version of the side bar.-
Stan replied on July 22, 2008 21:53 to the question "Extranet Permissions - aren't they backwards?" in PBwiki:
Sure does! I guess I just had to go one step further in my test case! Thanks Rachel. I'll give it a try. -
Stan started following the question "Bubbleshare? How about FLICKR?" in PBwiki.
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Rachel Pennig replied on July 22, 2008 18:50 to the question "Extranet Permissions - aren't they backwards?" in PBwiki:
Hi Stan,
When you add an outsider to your wiki, you'll want to give them "Page-Level" access. You can then go to specific pages and add them only to that page. They will not be able to access any other pages.
Does this help? -
Stan asked a question in PBwiki on July 22, 2008 07:15:
Extranet Permissions - aren't they backwards?So I'm evaluating pbwiki for an Intranet at a company. All pages are private by default.
Now I've got a project page that I want everyone in the company to have visibility into, AND I want to give access to an outside person--a client. If I choose "custom Security" then I can restrict the page view to administrators, and then add people I want to give access to. Fine. So I add all insiders in the list, and then start to add the outside person's email.
But wait a minute! if I add the outsider to the wiki, that means they'll be able to see all the other pages in my wiki, won't they? Would I have to put in "custom security" for all the pages of my wiki to do what I want? (full visibility to all page for all insiders, but only one page for an outsider)
Seems like there should be an outsiders' security selection in addition to what's there, so you can allow specific people limited access to your wiki? -
Vu Nguyen replied on July 08, 2008 00:31 to the question "Can you integrate a Intranet DB query into a PBWiki page?" in PBwiki:
Is the ultimate purpose to have intranet materials available on the wiki as well? Using the API, you can have any information posted to your wiki as long as it first converted the information into html format.
Clif's link is for the 1.0 API. If you are using PBwiki 2.0, go to Settings -> API for information on the PBwiki 2.0 API. In either case, it sounds like you want to do something like set up a cron job and update a wiki page periodically based on a specific database query.
Like Clif said, contact us at support if you have more specific questions or needs. Thanks! -
Clif replied on July 07, 2008 01:44 to the question "Can you integrate a Intranet DB query into a PBWiki page?" in PBwiki:
Hi Stan,
I am not certain how to answer you so I'll have to ask someone here. In the mean time, please take a look at our API.
http://api.pbwiki.com/
Can you also give us a few details about your DB system?
If it's sensitive information, please email us directly at:
and restate the question along with the details. -
Stan asked a question in PBwiki on July 04, 2008 23:48:
Can you integrate a Intranet DB query into a PBWiki page?I'm evaluating PBWiki as an intranet solution. We currently have a database in which we keep lots of information, including staff contact data. Is there a way to have that information render into a PBWiki page? some sort of widget or API?
