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^== Bugs ==
* Everything works in Mozilla and IE
* Some browsers do not seem to respond well to the onkeypress events.
** Often you can get around this by using backspace or delete to go back a slide.
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^== Displaying Source Code ==
* Here is some Javascript code:
    function changeSlide(i) {
        var myForm = document.getElementsByTagName("form")[0];
        var myNum = myForm.getElementsByTagName("input")[0];
        i = i * 1;
        myVal = myNum.value * 1;
        myNum.value = myVal + i;
        myForm.submit();
    }
* Here is some Perl code:
    sub process {
        my ($self) = @_;
        return $self->cgi->size ? $self->open_window 
                                : $self->slide;
    }
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__KwikiTodo__
See also: KwikiKnownBugs

Add these features:
* KwikiSisters
* Page aliasing
* Page renaming/refactoring
* Revision Diff Display
* Support [=local/javascript] and [=local/css]
__KwikiUpgrading__
^== Upgrading a Kwiki Site ==

After installing the new CGI::Kwiki module, just cd into the old Kwiki directory and reinstall with:

  kwiki-install --upgrade

This will upgrade everything except the config file and the changed pages. Other upgrade options are:

  --reinstall  - Upgrade everything including config file.
  --config     - Upgrade config file. You will lose local settings!
  --scripts    - Upgrade cgi scripts.
  --pages      - Upgrade default kwiki pages unless changed by a user.
  --template   - Upgrade templates.
  --javascript - Upgrade javascript.
  --style      - Upgrade css stylesheets.
__KwikiUserName__
You should strongly consider entering a username in [Preferences http:index.cgi?action=prefs]. This will allow the kwiki to keep track of who changed what page. The username will show up in the RecentChanges page.

The username is saved in a cookie, so it should stay around after you are done with your session. If you happen to be using a public machine, you may wish to clear the username when you are done.

By default Kwiki requires that you create a page about yourself prior to setting your username. So if your name is Eddy Merckz, you should create a page called EddyMerckz, and describe yourself a bit. Then you can go to [Preferences http:index.cgi?ac...