The first thing you have to do after installing the Plugin is to configure your DokuWiki installation. Go to settings->DW2WP. There you have to configure the base adress of your DokuWiki installation (e.g. http://studiwiki.tu-dortmund.de).
After that you may include a DokuWiki page into a static page using
<dokuwiki>/ns/pagename</dokuwiki>
You might try this using the DokuWiki installation at http://studiwiki.tu-dortmund.de and the command
<dokuwiki>/gremienstudis/stupa</dokuwiki>
Your DokuWiki might be set up so that the ns separator uses : instead of a / (e.g. http://yoursite.com/ns:site). I don’t know if the plugin is working with the : separator (if it does, please report it to me!).
In the end you should provide some CSS under settings->DW2Wp. Use HTML before and HTML after to provide a div with an id so that you can configure the CSS.
I hope it’ll work now!
Thank you for helping me!
It still doesn’t work… I’ve tried to use your Wiki Installation but it appears “Page not found”. I’m using the latest WordPress version.
Hm. That’s strange. There may be some options in Dokuwiki I haven’t tested yet. Do you have URL rewriting enabled? I would guess, that this is necessary!
If you like you could send me the URL of your DokuWiki installation and I’ll check if I get it working with my WordPress installation.
Just write an EMail to florian . feldhaus at udo . edu
(without the whitespaces and with the proper @)
I’ve tried Dw2Wp on another WordPress installation (different hosting) and it works quite well. I think it depends on the server. (perbeppo via EMail)
I’m having some trouble. I can pull content from the wiki you listed above in the test area, but not pages from my own wiki: http://wiki.klaxn.com
Here’s the page where I’m trying to pull the content:
http://klaxn.com/about/about-flack/
I think it must have something to do with htaccess. Any thoughts?
