hello... i did not do a very careful search, i was looking for a javascript forum and thought i found one here. then i signed up to share my javascript wiki.
i'm not sure if anyone's interested in this here, if this is a dev forum many or most of you are probably more interested in python or perl than javascript. for those of you who have an unusual affinity for javascript, and projects like tiddlywiki, my goal was to make something that:
a. was as light as possible, so that two or three copies wouldn't take more than a meg.
b. could be edited in a notepad (or leafpad) instead of needing a compatible browser for editing. that said, i love tiddlywiki (and the like.)
wikilinks in demiwiki are [[like_this]] and links beginning with http:// do not need brackets at all. even some javascript coders will be horrified by the latest addition of the eprime option, which i implemented in a hurry using several ifs rather than the way i should have done it. i know how to do that better, but i'm still a noob and not in the habit of loops in javascript, even though i use them.
a new article is added to "b" like this: b=b+"\\new_article\\hello, this is where the text for the new article goes. to make a newline use \n and to make a new paragraph use \n\n. be sure to escape double \"quotes!\""
demiwiki 0.3 is public domain and very simple, if you want to modify it (or make it a lot more complicated, or redesign it) then you know, it's public domain. if you're offended by my noobishness, let's not fight. i can leave faster if you can point me to a forum that's better for noobish javascript coders with (big?) ideas.
