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Tiki Wiki

Requirements

Webserver

You must have a fully operational webserver in order to install and use Tiki. Tiki should run on any webserver that supports PHP (such as Windows IIS or lighttpd), but is most widely tested and used with Apache. You may need to make minor modifications for non-Apache webservers.

To simply installation on Windows IIs, Tiki is included in the Windows Web App Gallery and can be installed with the Microsoft Web Platform Installer. See Microsoft Web Platform installer for details.

Your webserver should be configured with the following minimum requirements:

• 512 MB RAM
• 100 MB free storage

MySQL

Tiki requires a MySQL or MariaDB database. (version 5+)

The database can be installed in the same physical location of the webserver (that is, as localhost) or Tiki can access a remote database.

PHP

• Tiki13, Tiki14 or Tiki15: PHP 5.5
• Tiki10, Tiki11 or Tiki12: PHP 5.3

Features

Articles

Articles can be used for date-specific news and announcements. You can configure articles to automatically publish and expire at specific times or to require that submissions be approved before becoming “live.” In addition to
categories and tags, articles include their own unique classification system of Topics and Types.

Forum

Forums are online discussions organized by topic (or thread). Tiki forums feature threaded or flat views, file attachments, moderation and queuing, monitoring (subscription) of particular forums or topics, and full usage of wiki syntax.

File Gallery

Computer files, videos or software for downloading. With check-in & check-out (lock)

Calendar

Events calendar with public, private and group channels

Image Gallery

Collections of graphic images for viewing or downloading (photo album)
Note: The Image gallery was deprecated in Tiki 4 in favor of the
File Gallery.

Tracker

Facts and figures storage & retrieval. A forms & database generator, with reporting. Can be used for a bug tracker, item database, issue tracker, etc

Wiki

Collaboratively authored documents with history of changes. Tiki’s Wiki has all the features you could want from a first-rate wiki. Ex.: attach files, comments, history, images, warn on edit, page locking, powerful wiki syntax, etc

Map

Navigable, interactive maps with user-selectable layers (requires mapserver)

Kaltura Video

Video management

MyTiki

Provide content organization and communication tools for registered users
Bookmark, User Preferences, Watch, User Menu, Task, Inter-User Messages, User Files, Notepad and Mini Calendar

Survey

Questionnaire with multiple choice or open ended question

Quiz

Timed questionnaire with recorded scores

Directory (links)

User-submitted Web links

Featured Links

Simple menu system which can optionally add an external web page in an iframe

Task

To do list. Can send tasks to other users. Also shared group tasks.

Slideshow

Turn a wiki page into slideshow by using more than one title bar in the page. You can also make slideshows from a
structure. Here is a nice example of a slideshow about Using a Wiki as an Organizational Portal

BigBlueButton

Open source real-time collaboration tool. (Audio/Video/Screensharing/Chat)

Screencast

This permits to capture your screen and upload to Tiki. Still image (that you can then Draw on) or short video with sound. This is thanks to the inclusion of the jCapture applet in Tiki.

MiniChat

Real-time group text chatting

Inter-User Messages

Enable users to send internal messages to each other. (like email but internal to your tiki site). A broadcast is a message sent to many users, the message can be sent to a Tiki group or to all users (if permissions are ok).

Spreadsheet

Datasheets with calculations and charts

FAQ

Frequently asked questions and answers

Newsletters

Content mailed to registered users

Blog

Online diaries or journals

Live Support

One-on-one chatting with customer

HTML Pages

Static and dynamic HTML content. Note: HTML can be used in wiki pages. This is a separate feature.

GMap

Use of Google Maps interactively inside Tiki.

User Files

Users upload files and store them in their tiki personal space, they can then download the files.

Notepad

Users can write, upload, download and read notes. Notes can be read as raw text files or as Wiki pages interpreting the Wiki markup syntax. The user-quota that admin can control is used to set the maximum size that user notes can take.

User Page

Permits each user to have a personal wiki page.

Shoutbox

Quick comment (graffiti) box. Like a group chat, but not in real time.

Contact us

Basic form from visitor to admin

Webmail

Give users Web-based access to their POP3 or IMAP e-mail accounts

Shopping Cart

Products or services can be maintained in wiki pages or
Pretty Tracker and added to Module Cart through the PluginAddToCart and sent to payment.

Friendship Network

Users can identify other users as their friends.

WebHelp

The generated webhelp is a static representation of the structure with a js tree that can be used to navigate the structure and a search function, print function, history and some other gizmos.

Tested & Working

This label indicates that I could install the script without major problems and I could run the script without the need for major modifications to the original code (except for the usual configuration, of course). The label does, on the other hand, not indicate that scripts without this label would not work properly. The missing of the „tested & working“-label just indicates that I did not yet test these scripts.

Webmaster’s Choice

This label indicates that the owner of this website uses this script / application for his own projects with success and satisfaction. This does, however, not indicate that these projects could not have been realized using other scripts / applications as well or that other scripts would not fit the demands of other projects as well or even better.