Welcome to the PHP Wiki pages!
2009/01/12
2008/08/31
2008/06/29
It is now required to either enter a comment or check the “minor changes” checkbox when saving a page
Links to mailinglists and bug id's can now be written in a short hand syntax [[list@<message-id>]] and [[bug@<bug-id>]]. Examples:
[[bugid@30329]] will create a link as follows
bug #30329 [[php-internals@121474728513853|my link]] will create a link as follows
my link
Registering on the wiki now requires solving a captcha from
recaptcha.net The
RSS feed now defaults to providing a diff of the changes.
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Windows Windows specific development, builds howto
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DOC PHP Documentation Team
QA PHP Quality Assurance Team
PECL PHP Extensions repository
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This wiki is still under going development. Here are some notes on the current state:
People with a valid cvs.php.net password can login without any additional configuration. However you cannot change your profile. To change your password or recover a lost password use the
master.php.net tools. You should have all rights to manage the wiki, but you do not have access to the admin panel.
We are leveraging
namespaces to better separate content.
Especially in the beginning, try to think a bit when you add content to ensure that we start things off somewhat clean. I will be trying to housekeep the wiki a bit to prevent things from going totally crazy. Please do not add project specific links here and do not create project specific sections (like your favourite framework or library)
Users familiar with other wiki software, like MediaWiki (Wikipedia), may use the
wikimatrix.org or
markup_compare tools for wiki syntax comparisons.
Please do not move wiki pages around because this loses the changelog/history. For now, either ask an Admin to do the move, or wait for the ability to do this properly yourself. This feature will exist in the future.
A list of open todo items for this wiki is also available.
