WikiAsp

Last edit September 3, 2008
WikiAsp is a simple wiki program written in ActiveServerPages. It uses the AspWiki as the base code but it reverts back to the simpler traditional look-and-feel of wiki pages (hence, the name reversal). Furthermore, some interesting features were added to this version.

WikiAsp is currently running at trial public free hosting sites: 
 http://lambda.vze.com	or
 http://www28.brinkster.com/lambda326/wiki.asp
 http://a.1asphost.com/lambda326/wiki/wiki.asp
Some WikiAsp features:
  • The minimal installation is 1-file (wiki.asp) on IIS. DB will be created.
  • A simpler and cleaner layout
  • Included upper-left icon/image.
  • The program will work on most ASP Web hosts.
  • Footnotes which are clickable links to move back and forth.
  • Various topic lines format.
  • Various Indentation styles.
  • Prevents multiple-user-update.
  • History of changes is [immediately] viewable.
  • Starting page in an .INI file. The INI file can be db based.
  • MicrosoftAccess Database can be easily switched from one to another.
  • Optional use of CascadingStyleSheets to control look-and-feel. CSS can be db based.
  • Unable-To-Type-TAB problem solved.
  • Simple Coloring and other formatting enhancements, such as underlining.
  • Alternate names for URL links (alias).
  • Non-destructive way to indicate dangling WikiNames (no question mark links).
  • Tables with row styles
  • Inter-Wiki link
  • RSS 2.0 feed
  • Local (root relative) links, clickable image links
  • Config file
  • Password Protection for edit optional
  • Invisible Footnotes
  • Multi-CSS for each access db

Contact Address: [mailto:[email protected]]

I want to implement InterWiki maps on WikiAsp. Anyone know how to do this? -- [mailto:[email protected]]

WikiAsp uses db= in the URL to directly reference other databases. Is this what you are looking for? -- er [mailto:lambda326[at]hotmail.com]

(Paul Hutson) I have an updated version the WikiAsp which should be on the scene soon.

The update includes the following new features:
  • Template support
  • Ability to store into SQL Server and MySQL (as well as the normal Access)
  • HTML markup
  • Tables
  • Authentication
  • Tracking (so you can see where a user has been)
  • Password protection of single pages
  • A myriad of new wiki code pieces which makes things easier for the users.
  • A menu system (for the left side of the site) to make browsing much easier.

CategoryWikiImplementation