[pmwiki-users] Getting results of a CGI onto a wiki page?
Felix E. Klee
felix.klee at inka.de
Thu May 11 16:57:09 CDT 2006
I'm looking for a Wiki that allows me to create dynamic content. In
general, such content would be based on three components:
1. An (e.g. PHP-)function that is being passed some input parameters
and, after processing, sets some output parameters. This function is
written e.g. by the wiki administrator.
Example (pseudo code):
function multiply {
output_product = input_x * input_y
output_x = input_x
output_y = input_y
}
2. A wiki page containing a form, among other content.
Example (pseudo code):
After hitting submit, the result will be displayed on the wiki page
[[ResultPage]].
(:input form "multiply":function:ResultPage)
|| multiplier:||(:input text x:)||
|| multiplicant:||(:input text y:)||
|| (:input submit value="multiply":)|| ||
(:input end:)
3. A wiki page used for showing the result. Its source contains place
holders.
Example (pseudo code):
The result of the multiplication of $x and $y is $product.
Can pmwiki do this? What other wikis are there which could be suited
for this type of task?
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Felix E. Klee
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