WikkaWiki 1.1.6.2 review

WikkaWiki project is a flexible, standards-compliant and lightweight wiki engine written in PHP and uses MySQL to store pages. Her

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WikkaWiki project is a flexible, standards-compliant and lightweight wiki engine written in PHP and uses MySQL to store pages.

Here are some key features of "WikkaWiki":
W3C compliant XHTML 1.0 transitional and CSS markup.
footer comments/inline comments.
Page management tools:
PageIndex
Last registered users
OrphanedPages
WantedPages
RecentChanges
RecentlyCommented
Several text formatters
Advanced code highlighting (using GeSHi):
support for several languages;
easily customizable output;
line numbering;
clickable markup pointers to official documentation;
GUI page editor.
HTML can be used in pages in a safe manner.
Double-click quick page editing.
Page cloning.
Revision management tools:
Page history easily viewed in one step. (Try the "Page History" link at the bottom of the page).
Page version comparison.
RSS feeds for recent changes and for each page's revisions.
Easy retrieval of previous versions
Advanced text searching. See TextSearch for examples (some of the examples will only work if MySQL 4.X is in use).
File uploading/downloading.
Inline images.
Inline Flash support.
Inline FreeMind maps.
Tables.
Calendar
RSS feed inclusion.
Page categories.
InterWiki links.
WikiPing (optional) publishes your wiki's recent changes on a dedicated server.
Comments can be toggled off on individual pages.
Printable view defined by CSS. [Click File --> Print Preview in your web browser, and notice that the header and footer are gone.]
Human- and Search-Engine-friendly page titles.
HTML insecurities patched.
Gzip page compression.
System information and statistics.
Licensed under GPL.

What's New in This Release:
This release features a long list of bugfixes and enhancements.
The primary focus is on providing extended functionality for embedded code blocks, which should be particularly appetizing to software developers, maintainers of documentation projects, and knowledge bases.
Embedded code blocks can now be downloaded on-the-fly.
Syntax highlighting through GeSHi adds support for 68 programming/markup language.
Further enhancements include support for RSS autodiscovery, detailed system information, a search and replace handler, and better filtering of content based on ACLs.