Time:
6:00pm-6:45pm
Location:
Room 158, 2nd Floor,
Attendants:
Yuan-Hsun Tang, Brian Sullivan, Fangyan Xu and Michael Kouyessein
Recorder:
Fangyan Xu
On the
agenda:
· Website revising
Meeting minutes keep the same format as before by removing the calendar
Remove the forum
Remove “Coming Soon” for “LOGO Coming Soon”
· Scenarios
Brian and Michael will work out one version and Andy and Fangyan will work out another version. Andy already has the draft for the Scenarios.
· Name Confirmed.
SWEET - Semantic
Wiki Easy Editor Tool
Predict that we will not be able to get the website for www.sweet.com, www.sweet.net and www.sweet.org. Fangyan doubled checked and all the three domains above have already been used. So we need to find alternatives for the website name.
· LOGO
A compass in the middle with two crossed hands writing at each side. The main idea is as follows:
Two crossed hands with pens in each means you can edit on my paper and I can edit on your paper, so we can see each other's work and share the information. The goal of using wiki is information sharing. And the compass is specifically for the functionality 'super link' that we are going to implement. We provide the user to have the desired link that they would like to put into their text. That's kind of the navigation to them... We hope this handy tool will be a SWEET gift for the users.
The idea comes from Special Olympics Game logo.
http://www.2007specialolympics.com/Webenglish/InformationServices/ImageAndLook6.aspx
However, since the crossed hands are so difficult to draw, we might simply use two hands at each side.
· PHP learning schedule for each team member
Complete beginner PHP learning by 10/23/2007
Complete intermediate PHP learning by 10/30/2007
Complete higher-level PHP leaning by 11/6/2007
· Rough draft for UI done by 10/25/2007
· MediaWiki Installation and Configuration Alternatives:
Installed by the install script:
Brian fill in this part.
Installed and configured manually:
First step (install):
1. Install IIS, check it is working;
2. Unzip php.zip to a simple directory, like "f:\php\";
3. Install MySQL
Second step (copy files):
1. Copy files php5ts.dll, libmysql.dll, php.ini(in f: \php) and php5ts.lib(in f: \php\dev\), php_mysql.dll(in f: \php\ext) to $windows directory\system32\
Note: rename php.ini-dist or php.ini-recommended to php.ini
Third step (configuration):
1. Open IIS manager (in the control panel), right click on default site, click properties, it will pop up a new window, click directory tab, then click settings, click "configuration", then "browse", to find the file "php5isapi.dll" (in f: \php\), extension is ".php". then ok. Click another tab "documents", add "index.php". exit.
This step is called Application mapping, see the link below for details.
http://localhost/iishelp/iis/misc/default.asp?jumpurl=../htm/asp/apro9tkj.htm
2. Open "php.ini" in directory system32,
Find "extension_dir", change it to "f: \php\ext",
Find "extension=php_mysql.dll", uncomment it (delete the ";" before it).
Find "extension=php_gd2.dll", uncomment it (delete the ";" before it).
Find "mysql.default_port", change it to 3306.
Find "mysql.default_host", change it to localhost.
Find "mysql.default_user", here, use the username you input when you install mySQL.
Find "mysql.default_password", as above.
3. Move the unzipped folder of mediawiki to F:\Inetpub\wwwroot, it’s better to rename the folder to wiki. Access your new MediaWiki installation at http://localhost/wiki. Click on the “set the wiki up” link and follow the instructions there for the configuration. After filling out the form, just click “install” and MediaWiki will generate a file named LocalSettings.php under the directory f:\inetpub\wwwroot\wiki\config\LocalSettings.php, move this file to the parent directory. Than browse http://localhost/wiki, you can see your wiki is up and running.
All-In-One:
http://lifehacker.com/software/wikipedia/geek-to-live-set-up-your-personal-wikipedia-163707.php