Here's something I'm using in an application - it uses the 'Textile'
engine so that the person entering the markup doesn't have to worry
about HTML. Works well!
It's in a model, and this is all MR by the way;
class Person(models.Model):
...
expectations = models.TextField('Expectations body'
Translation from Wiki to HTML "on-the-fly" (to display) are fine.
Don't prebuild and store the HTML because you might want to change the
presentation of a wiki tag later.
You can use the Title field to get the revisions and its sequence,
if you order by the primary key, since it increments. (
Wouldn't it be more useful to store the revision number as a field
instead of building a chain of links for the revision history? I'm not
sure how straightforward it is to fetch the record with the largest
revision number in Django though, but a boolean 'current' field would
be a quick work-around
I want a pages of my site to be editable by signed in members. This
seems simple enough, but I'm not sure of the best strategy. This does
not need to be a full on wiki style system, since the number of pages
will be fixed and only about 10 or so.
The main goals I am after:
- simple text markup
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