Pikie Pikie

Pikie: or http://pikie.webbing.nl/

The software that runs this WikiWiki. It's based on, and considerably enhances, PikiPiki v1.52. It is available under the GNU GeneralPublicLicence. The author is StevePike. (and he spent a week with me over e-mail to get it set up on my mac & web host! --JohnAbbe)

PikiePikie is yet another of the Wiki:WikiWikiClones . The site is an example of a collaborative hypertext environment and is driven by PikiePikie. It supports easy text input and the uploading of images; HyperText links may be included to external or uploaded images.

Among other excellent features it stick a WebLog on any page.

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CleanPikieHtml? (checked with DiveIntoOsx:iCab and then http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http://ourpla.net/cgi/pikie ):

Encode "& " as "&" in URLs.

Is there some reason not to encode & as & in URLs?

(The 5 character string "ampersand alpha michael papa semicolon" was visible before I edited this page; but in the edit box, it was reduced to just 1 character "ampersand" -- is that a bug in my web browser, or in the script that generates the edit page ?)

Pet peeve: CGI software that doesn't support semicolons: http://rdrop.com/~cary/html/html.html#semicolon

Put <li> tags inside <ul> tags.
Add doctype declaration, probably? <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-/W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional/EN">
add type="text/javascript" to <script></script>
alt tags for imgs

From Pikie: itself:

In the tag <BODY> the value of the attribute "ONLOAD" must be enclosed in quotes.