Utilizing HTML5 Drag and Drop feature with Wikidot Data Forms would make Data Forms even more user friendly and versatile. Quizzes, tests and exams would be more visual and easier to comprehend for some users.

I would like to see a "Similar bugs" or "Similar wishes" on this feedback site, based on tag similarity.

As per title, I'd like to have access to draft versions of a page via the Wikidot API.

This is a request related to Data Forms.

Some wikis about Japanese media have Japanese names and such on their pages, and Japanese have a special furigana annotations, that are written above Japanese characters to show their pronunciation. A lot of fantasy-themed media, like games and books, have special terminology, where terms are not read as they are written, they have special readings that are shown with furigana.

I'm a bit surprised that this hasn't been suggested by now, or isn't coming up in the search. At any rate, I'd like to have the ability to download an entire wiki as a set of text pages in a ZIP file.

I would like to be able to sort form data fields that contain floating point numbers by type casting to floats. Currently sorting by typecasting to integer doesn't even work properly ([http://feedback.wikidot.com/bug:1062]).

The default footer on Wikidot sites has a link called "Report a bug" which brings users to this feedback site. Unfortunately, most users see this link and believe their reports will reach the administration of the current site. Therefore, site-specific bug reports end up on this site rather than true Wikidot bugs. As a result, this feedback site gets a ton of false positive bug reports and the reports reach the wrong ears.

Being able to use hidden fields for the date field's 'altField' option in data forms would be very useful. As it stands, if you wanted to use 'altField' to nab just the year the user selected for inserting into an expression to calculate age, you would have to create a separate text field, which the user would then see. It looks kinda sloppy like that.

A basic module which would automatically add every 10 lines the appropriate number ("5" for the fifth line, "10" for the tenth line, etc…) on the left side (in the margin) of the page. It could be very useful, for example, to note mistakes in a 250-line text and catch the author's attention by reporting the line number, and save him from reading all the text again to find the 2 ou 3 wrong words.