PmWiki 2.4.2 freeware
PmWiki, developed by Patrick R. Michaud, is a versatile and user-friendly wiki software that empowers users to create and manage collaborative websites effortlessly. With its lightweight design and robust features, PmWiki allows for easy content editing, customizable skins, and seamless integration of extensions. Its focus on simplicity and flexibility makes it ideal for both personal projects and larger community-driven initiatives. Whether you're building documentation, a knowledge base, or a ...
| Author | Patrick R. Michaud |
| Released | 2025-01-31 |
| Filesize | 666 kB |
| Downloads | 1304 |
| OS | Windows All |
| Installation | Instal And Uninstall |
| Keywords | PmWiki, Webpage Editor, Wiki-based System, Website Development, Wiki, Webpage, Development, Website |
| Users' rating (32 rating) |
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| 2.4.2 | Jan 31, 2025 | New Release | This version fixes an intermittent bug with the dark theme toggle, updates the core JavaScript library, and the documentation was updated. |
| 2.4.1 | Jan 27, 2025 | New Release | This version includes a bug fix for $EnableUploadDrop, updates for recent PHP versions, and the documentation was updated. |
| 2.3.38 | Nov 3, 2024 | New Release | This version includes updates for recent PHP versions for PmForm and Notify. For PmForm, a new variable {$$CurrentLocalTime} in a template will insert the date/time formatted according to $EnableLocalTimes. The variable $UploadBlacklist has been deprecated. A new variable $UploadBlockPatterns now accepts comma-separated wildcard case-insensitive patterns like this: $UploadBlockPatterns = '*.php*,*.pl*,*.cgi*,*.py*'; # disallow common script files Uploading files matching the patterns will be rejected. $MessagesFmt has been refactored to allow associative arrays with keys that can be set from recipes. The directive (:messages keys=a,b details=open:) now accepts the attributes "keys=" which can have comma-separated keys or patterns, and "details=" that can be "open" or "closed", which will wrap the grouped messages in a <details> element. In addition, individual messages starting with "markup:" will now be reprocessed by the markup engine. WikiStyles now accept inline calc() operators. A new helper function PosArgs($args, $posnames) was added and the documentation was updated. |
