[xxp]

Does WordPress or WordPress MU directly integrate with any Wiki engines?

How about bbPress?

I see that you guys use Trac, so I’m guessing that the answer currently is “no”, but just want to go to the source to be sure.

Thanks.

“directly integrate” = e.g.:

– share user database and authentication

– share tags

– have directly shareable presentation modules for CMS purposes (e.g., for nav blocks, ad blocks, footer blocks)

– share a common design / performance philosophy &/or strategy.

[Michael Adams (mdawaffe)]

I don’t know about other wiki software, but I happen to know that the blicki plugin for WP is under active development.

http://dev.wp-plugins.org/browser/blicki/trunk/

I couldn’t find a real webpage for it yet. Soon, I’m sure.

[AphelionZ]

Thats neat. Makes my eyes water with joy.

Everything has been slowly gravitating toward WordPress on my site, i can’t wait until everything i need is right in that admin panel and I can kiss major PHP overhauls goodbye.

[Aaron]

Theere is this,

https://codex.wordpress.org/User:RobLa/bbPress_Auth_for_MediaWiki

it might be a little old, but I think it is relevant. MediaWiki / WP /bbPress

[mjfiszman]

Experimenting with AuthPress, but having some probs.

Authentication seems to work fine, but users are unable to change and save their MediaWiki preferences. When users click “save” after changing a pref, some processing goes on but nothing gets saved. Any ideas?

Running bbPress 0.73 and MediaWiki 1.68.

[wibu]

If anyone gets anywhere with this it would be nice to see an implementation. I’m planning (currently working on) a wordpress/bbpress site that will probably need a wiki somewhere along the line.