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[ProgrammableWeb] Mapify a MediaWiki with New Extension: The project that runs Wikipedia has added improved mapping extensions that let you embed Yahoo or Google Maps within your Wiki pages. Special markup is translated to API calls, which keeps out JavaScript that would be required if creating maps directly.

[Slashgeo: Industry] Slashgeo | New "Maps" and "Semantic Maps" Mediawiki Extensions in ...: The High Earth Orbit blog links to a wikimedia extension to add GeoRSS support in wikis, such as wikipedia. From the official website: "The GeoRSS plugin introduces an easy interface for geotagging MediaWiki articles, and publishes a .

[Traffic Cop] Extension:Semantic Maps - MediaWiki: Semantic Maps supports the display of queried non-coordinate data. All queried properties that are not coordinates will be displayed in a pop-up balloon that will appear when clicking the marker representing the location of their corresponding coordinates.

[MediaWiki Forums] Image on every page - MediaWiki Forums: "extension header footer" can set this per namespace. it will appear dirwectly under the page title. Subfader is offline ... Thanks for the reply. The reason I asked this question was because I'm trying to achieve a watermark image on every page. The sitenotice or a header/footer will not work as a watermark due to their fixed positioning. I've read http://www.andypemberton.com/css/pri...arks-with-css/ and want to do it for every wiki page automatically. shanz is offline ...

[Yaron is Writing] Yaron is Writing » Blog Archive » For Semantic MediaWiki, it's a ...: I've been working with Jeroen De Dauw, a student in the Google Summer of Code, on creating a full-scale mapping interface for Semantic MediaWiki for a few months now; by which I mean that he's done the actual work, and I've been around to .

[CUNY Academic Commons Development Blog] New MediaWiki extension: BuddyPressActivity - CUNY Academic ...: I've developed a extension for MediaWiki (the software that powers the Wiki section of the Commons) called BuddyPressActivity that rectifies this shortcoming. For websites - like the CUNY Academic Commons - that have integrated our homegrown .

[Yaron is Writing] Yaron is Writing » Blog Archive » Semantic MediaWiki updates: But I really feel like the Semantic MediaWiki system of the future won’t look all that different from what it looks like now, with the interplay of categories, templates, forms, properties, External Data calls, tables, maps, calendars, widgets, etc. (whew!)

[Ryan Lane's Blog] Semi-anonymous users in MediaWiki using the LDAP Authentication ...: however, anonymous edits in MediaWiki track IP addresses, and in most corporate environments, it is simple to identify a user simply by knowing what IP address they came from. Also, most corporate environments are opposed to allowing non-authenticated write-access to any resource (for good reason).

[Coding Tools, Reviews, and Solutions] Installing and Customizing MediaWiki « Coding Tools, Reviews, and ...: So, here is how I got this going and the reasoning behind some of my choices.  Initially I installed all of the MediaWiki components individually and became discouraged because I wanted to get this up and running quickly and while I am fairly familiar with the LAMP / WAMP stack I am not an expert.  In order to get management interested I had to offer a no cost solution that could be shown to be installed, configured and running quickly.

[CUNY Academic Commons Development Blog] New MediaWiki Extension: WPMU Single Sign-on - CUNY Academic ...: WPMu is installed in the webroot and MW is installed in a folder called wiki/. The locations of the applications relative to the webroot could be changed, but changes to several of the extensions and the htaccess configuration may be required to make it work.

[Discovery Tools] Discovery Tools » Blog Archive » MediaWiki Extensions for PLN: We needed to add one field to the login form, and we needed to allow a group of people to quickly and conveniently approve new accounts for access to restricted materials.  The solution was a system that sends e-mails to a group of approvers when an account is created, and which allows those approvers to send a reply in a format that will result in the MediaWiki user being placed into a user group that has rights to the restricted material.  I was able to use standard Perl modules and smrsh functionality on our Linux server to create the new account approval system.

[Academic Productivity] Academic Productivity » Convert .doc files to wikis in a WYSIWYG ...: Some people have chosen a wiki for their scientific homepage (Dario posted a tutorial in How to run an invisible wiki). I have considered it myself, although I'm more inclined to use a wordpress blog (post on how to set it up to maximize google scholar's chance of getting your pubs coming soon!). ... Academic Productivity. http://www.academicproductivity.com/2009/convert-doc-files-to-wikis-in-a-wysiwyg-way-openofficeorg-extension-for-mediawiki/ (accessed August 6, 2009). ...

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