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    Yeah SSO is working for me too : I have registered at jira and then had instant access to crucible and docs
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      Everything worked fine for me.

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        Quote from: dev_cw at Feb 20, 2008, 03:40 PM

        Converted stuff from the existing wiki would be a good place to start. Let’s try and coordinate that stuff, though I’m not sure the best way to do so at the moment. Suggestions anyone?
        I would hate to convert something to find out that someone else has already done it! The only suggestion I could think of would be to put together a team or at least a coordinator and assign or organize tasks to keep it straight. There are a few wikis that could use an update too. Maybe since ConseilsWeb (Oliver) has started this process he could coordinate (I hate to volunteer someone behind their back). I could do it, but I just got on this bus and haven’t earned a window seat yet grin

        Ok, looks like I volunteer.

        Right now I created a basic structure, somewhat inspired from the official manual that (I think) sottwell did. I think content should first be moved from there, corrected if necessary (some of those pages contains old snippet names, deprecated functions, etc.) . The contributor could then verify if related information is present on the wiki, and if so, find a nice way to ’import’ it. That could be by creating a child page, or adding a section to the existing pages.

        Have a look at the content that is already there and try to follow a similar layout.

        Also, feel free to comment on the pages (at the bottom). Have fun smiley

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          inspired from the official
          Just to make sure I follow: Is this the documentation on the modxcms.com site? http://modxcms.com/documentation.html
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            Quote from: dev_cw at Feb 21, 2008, 12:57 PM

            inspired from the official
            Just to make sure I follow: Is this the documentation on the modxcms.com site? http://modxcms.com/documentation.html

            Yes indeed!

            BTW, feel free to suggest a better way of doing this. I may be at the back of the bus, but that’s just so I can quickly get to the emergency exit...
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              OK, understood. Sound like a plan. If I think of anything along the way I will toss it in the mix for discussion.
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                I just found the Notation Guide for the wiki. It’s very comprehensive and I’d definitely recommend skimming through it to get a feel for how powerful this new system is. Especially look at the "Confluence Content" section to see what kind of dynamic things you can do.

                I made some updates to the 0.9.6 "Getting Started" section to show off how the structuring can be done (child/parent document relationship). If we follow this then we won’t even need to have a hard-coded TOC like the one shown on this page right now.

                I’m no good at documenting but I’ll certainly be an editor for anyone who likes documenting but isn’t good at wording.
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                  Quote from: sirlancelot at Feb 21, 2008, 03:49 PM

                  I just found the Notation Guide for the wiki. It’s very comprehensive and I’d definitely recommend skimming through it to get a feel for how powerful this new system is. Especially look at the "Confluence Content" section to see what kind of dynamic things you can do.

                  I made some updates to the 0.9.6 "Getting Started" section to show off how the structuring can be done (child/parent document relationship). If we follow this then we won’t even need to have a hard-coded TOC like the one shown on this page right now.

                  I’m no good at documenting but I’ll certainly be an editor for anyone who likes documenting but isn’t good at wording.

                  Wow, that would have saved me at least half an hour of work... I only looked at the quick inline editor help. This is a *must* read! Thanks for pointing out!

                  Thought now that I think of it, it wouldn’t show pages that are not yet created, so I’ll slowly convert the home page.
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