[wikka-community] Offering users a "Print Page" option
Vern View
vernview
Wed Sep 23 14:16:49 GMT 2009
Thank you for your reply, Brian!
Here is my website: http://www.buadwiki.com/wikka/ for college classes.
Currently, I'm only teaching Buad128 and Buad283, so those are the most
interesting links. After this semester, I hope to open-up this wiki to other
instructors for developing and sharing the curriculum. Our student access
will be read-only, but I want other instructors to be able to log in and add
to the content. This semester we have 10 different instructors teaching
Buad128, so this would be wonderful.
> ., but one of my new goals now
> is to integrate WikkaWiki with Moodle.
That sounds very interesting. Please keep us informed.
> The first step is to create an "invisible" wiki. There are two
> resources to use here:
Yes, I had read Dario's guide, which I agree is excellent, and started me
thinking about a user-selectable "Print Version" button. But I hadn't seen
your WikiInAVacuum notes -- I'll take some time to digest.
In a perfect world, I would use the "/print" method, similar to "/edit" at
the end of a page URL. It would also be nice for integration into Blackboard
or Moodle to have a "/minimal" method that used your trick of {display:none}
for the header and footer. Just to clarify, my use-case is that I link to
and reference a specific page in my wiki to display within our LMS -- I
don't need students wandering around too much yet <grin>.
> P.S. I just noticed your subject...there's some code on this page I
> wrote to dump wiki pages sans header / footer:
> http://wikkawiki.org/HTMLHandler
Wow, this is very close to what I need -- like your other site, I'll take
time to digest before asking any stupid questions <grin>.
Thanks again for all your advice,
Glen
p.s. "vernview" is our building name, which is why you will see that header
on these e-mail messages.
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