> Thanks for the wonderful web2py. Here are some spelling errors that I
>> found in
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> the diff download.
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>> +As soon as you type something in the search box and release a key, the
>> client calls the server and sends the content of the 'keyword' field, and,
>> when the sever responds, the response is embedded in the page itself as the
>> innerHTML of the 'target' tag. {{{{{when the server responds}}}}
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>> +yet this representation in internationalized and you can use the admin
>> stranslation page to change the format to an alternate one. For example:
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>> {{{{looks like stranslation shoud be translation}}}
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>> +Mind that by default English is not translated because web2py assumes
>> the applications is already written in English. If you want
>> internationalization to work for English you need to create the translation
>> file (using admin) and you need declare that the application current
>> language is something other than english, for example:
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>> {{{{assumes the applications are already written}}
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>> +Then choose a slug (in the publishing business, a slug is a short name
>> given to an article that is in production) and you will be redirected to an
>> empty page where you can edit the content using MARKMIN wiki syntax. A new
>> menu item called "[wiki]" will allow you create, search, and edit pages.
>> Wiki pages have RULS like:
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> + {{{{RULS should be URLS?}}}}}
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>> Try create more pages such as "index", "aboutus", and "contactus".
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> +Try edit them.
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>> {{{ Try to create....Try to edit them. }}}
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>> +- ``render`` which defaults to ``'markmin'`` but can be set equal to
>> ``'html'``. It termines the syntax of the wiki. We will discuss the markmin
>> wiki markup later. If you change it to HTML you may want to use a wysiwyg
>> javascript editor such as TinyMCE of NicEdit.
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> {{{ It determines the syntax}}}
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>> +- ``manage_permissions``. This is set to ``False`` by default and only
>> recognizes permissions for "wiki-editor" and "wiki-author". If you change
>> it to ``True`` the create/edit page will give the option to specify by
>> names the groups whose members have permission to read and edit the page.
>> In this case is a group "everybody" to give read permission to everybody.
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>> {{ please eix this last sentence, "In this case is a group" which does
>> not make sense.}}}
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>> +- ``restrict_search``. This default to ``False`` and any logged-in user
>> can search all wiki pages (but not necessary read or edit them). If set to
>> ``True``, authors can search only their own pages, editors can search
>> everything, other users cannot search anything.
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>> {{{ This defaults}}}
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>> +This call the join function passed as extra with parameters
>> ``a,b,c=1,2,3`` and will be rendered as ``1-2-3``.
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>> {{{This calls the join }}
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>> +Mind that the menu is appended to ``response.menu``. It does not replace
>> it. The ``[wiki]`` menu tem with service functions is added automatically.
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>> {{{{ menu item with service }}}}}
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>> +Also, by setting resolve to ``False`` in the method call, the wiki
>> tables will be now accesible trough the app's default db interface at
>> ``<app>/appadmin`` for managing wiki records.
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>> {{{accessible through the app's }}}
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>> i+This allows the visitor interact with the component via Ajax without
>> reloading the host page that embeds the widget. Basically the action is
>> called via Ajax, inherits the stile of the host page, and capture all forms
>> submissions and flash messages so that they are handled within the current
>> page. On top of this the ``SQLFORM.grid`` widget uses digitally signed URLs
>> to restrict access. More information about components can be found in
>> chapter 13.
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>> {{inherits the style of the host }}}
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>> +This simply tells web2py that we want to incude the "manage_things"
>> action defined in the "default" controller as an Ajax "component".
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>> {{{{ we want to include the }}}
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>> +Notice that the admin application includes "plugin_jqmodile" which
>> packages jQuery Mobile. When admin is accessed from a mobile device;
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>> {{{ includes "plugin_jqmodule" }}}
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>> +- ``response._caller``: this is a function that wraps all action calls.
>> It defaults to the identity function, but it can be modifed in order to
>> catch special types of exception to do extra logging;
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>> {{{{ it can be modified in }}}}
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I will read some more this evening.
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