We currently have a page set up on wiki 1 that redirects to wiki 2 so people don't have to type out the entire URL when making links to page 2. Thanks to the redirect module, we can send people to specific pages on wiki 2 by typing [http://wiki2.wikidot.com/redirect-page-on-wiki-1/requested-page-on-wiki-2 text]

Right now, you can preview either 200 or a specific number "%%preview(n)%%" of characters from a page. FormData elements however, might have several fields, one of which is the lengthy content, while others are categorization elements of some form or another. It would be useful if you could preview select fields from within a FormData page, for example:

Hey, there. So, I've been looking for some sort of module that would allow me to create a pop-up block of text that requires a password to reveal (some sort of key that I would just give to whoever I wanted to have access, nothing super fancy). The closest I've been able to find is work done by James Kanjo at http://password.wikidot.com/

My site has many wanted pages — over 14K — and while 95% of them are actual wanted pages, about 5% are the result of typos or are pages which should be a redirect to an existing page. The only way I can find the 5% I can easily fix is by paging through the WantedPages listing a page of 50 at a time.

This article explains it pretty well, but currently there is no way to sort rated pages correctly on this platform. The current methods only allows sorting by the difference between the number of upvotes and downvotes, which sorts items in the wrong order in a large number of cases.

I'm launching a wiki to our club membership, which already has a forum that is run elsewhere on PHPBB. I would like to allow the club users to use the same username on both sites, but Wikidot has a single authentication database for all wikis.

Although I like the wikidot editing interface, if you have ever used Wordpress you know that there are more advanced interfaces out there. Although it is easy for IT-literate users, less advanced users still have trouble - for these kinds of users a more WYSIWYG interface is needed.

It would be good to create a digest of site changes (such as what appears in the 'Activity' tab) that is sent to site moderators by email once a week.

I am trying to get the Add This vertical recommended content tool to work. The horizontal recommended content for footer works fine because it only needs the primary Add This code like this one: