[Clayton]

So .. having looked at MediaWiki

has anyone got experience with Twiki and whether they liked it?

Any feedback appreciated

[Jon.]

I personally think mediawiki is the way to go. I never quite got the hang of skinning it, but I like how it feels like wikipedia. I did install tikiwiki, but I didn't like it and just decided to go with mediawiki.

[Clayton]

Thanks Jon

what didn't you like about Twiki, please?

so far, I have found MediaWiki to be a bit quirky, no room for the slightest error and it will mess up the display

Cheers

[dcpaq2xx]

Does anyone know if there is a way to integrate Twiki (www.twiki.org) with Vbulletin so the members dont have to login or register twice?

Doug

[InfoNirvana]

Originally Posted by dcpaq2

Does anyone know if there is a way to integrate Twiki (www.twiki.org) with Vbulletin so the members dont have to login or register twice?

Doug

I'd love a tight integration between twiki and vbulletin.

[quiklink]

Originally Posted by Jon.

I personally think mediawiki is the way to go. I never quite got the hang of skinning it, but I like how it feels like wikipedia. I did install tikiwiki, but I didn't like it and just decided to go with mediawiki.

Have you checked out vbWiki? Great integration with MW and VB, including styles.

[projectego]

I'd recommend MediaWiki, too. I haven't tried Twiki just yet but I'm happy with MediaWiki so I'm not going anywhere.

[MaestroX]

I'd recommend MediaWiki, too. I haven't tried Twiki just yet but I'm happy with MediaWiki so I'm not going anywhere.

Ditto I use MediaWiki with vbwikipro to intergrate the users.

[InfoNirvana]

vbwikipro is excellent.

[bdude]

Or try dokuwiki, I've had good experience with it.