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I tried to modify the behaviour of the Save button in my DokuWiki (see my post on their forum without answer yet).

I want to call a specific file.php when the user hits the Save Button, i.e. every time there is an edit in the wiki. The PHP file recalculates all the connections in the Wiki and creates a new network diagram of the links in-between pages using Rscript.

I think the best way to do that is to use Ajax when the button is clicked (see this answer about how to do that). This is the original jQuery code of the button in DokuWiki:

I've tried to combine two Regex with AND but failed at the attempt.

1. Pick up anything between '[[' and (']]' or '|') in direct succession :

I am currently trying to hide all pagenames on my Dokuwiki. I use the bootstrap3 theme but I don't think that's too important since I believe it's similar to Doku's default theme in terms of pagename. On every page on my site: https://littlesimworld.com/ there is a pagename on the top right of the screen. I would like to hide this.

Does anyone know a simple way of doing this? The wiki has permissions so you won't have access to other pages, but you can see this on the home page. This is a default setting on all Dokuwikis I believe. I want to do this because I don't feel the need for the pagename because it's just the same as the url. Mostly, I don't like how it looks and adds more clutter to the page, I am trying to create a minimalistic page!

Apologies for the rather trivial question, but I've looked everywhere on the web and can't seem to find a solution!

Is there a good way to duplicate a complete namespace in dokuwiki? Could not find a good plugin or method. I do have access to the wiki itself and the backend.

Am trying to enable 'translation' plugin dokuwiki and few other changes to Dokuwiki Bitnami image. For instance I add a new file to 'lib/tpl/dokuwiki' to Dokuwiki Bitnami image and also overriding a 'lang.php'.

Changes to default original docker-compose.yml

I have a CentOS 6.9 server that is running a DokuWiki under HTTPD 2.2. This wiki is installed in /var/www/html/dokuwiki. Therefore, when you type myserver.com/dokuwiki, it enters the wiki. If you type myserver.com, a simple index.html file (/var/www/html/index.html) is shown with links to the Wiki and GitLab.

Now I have installed GitLab and configured it to also use HTTPD (by default it comes with NGINX integrated). Both GitLab and DokuWiki are working correctly if I launch them by themselves, but I cannot find the way to make them visible at the same time.

What I would like is: if the user types myserver.com, show the index.html with two links: one to the wiki (myserver.com/dokuwiki) and the other link to the GitLab server (myserver.com/gitlab). By clicking on each, the user can access the desired service.

What happens is that if put the configuration of gitlab with precedence over the other (by changing the name to 00-gitlab.conf, for example), the configuration of the wiki doesn't work and when you type either myserver.com or myserver.com/dokuwiki, it doesn't find anything ( Not found "/" is shown) because it uses the other rules and there is no match (due to the Location directive of GitLab, I guess). GitLab works OK in this case.

If I put the configuration of the Wiki with precedence, I get a 404 error when I try to access myserver.com/gitlab because this rule is more general and therefore it ignores the other with the Location directive. The Index and the Wiki work OK in this case.

Here are the Virtual Hosts configurations for both, stored in /etc/httpd/conf.d. Everything is SSL and it is working OK. The configuration for HTTP (port 80) is virtually the same but I did not include it here. I also have NameVirtualHost *:443 in httpd.conf.

Wiki/Root: