Ok... I'm new to Apple's Wiki (using a Mac Mini and OSX Serve) but not to Wiki Editing -- although my experience is primarily with MediaWikis.
I want to be able to create a page using Wiki links, Wiki formatting commands and the like, not using Apple's pre-defined page designs and formatting.
Mac mini, OS X Mavericks (10.9.2), OSX Server (10.9.4)
It doesn't work that way. If that's what you want, you'll have to install third-party software. I don't have a recommendation.
In my research the past few days, I have run across comments that indicate that Apple's WiKi software is written from the ground up by Apple, in Ruby on Rails.
What Apple is calling a WiKi is more like the "blog-spots" many other sites offer, it bears nothing in common with MediaWiki.
MediaWiki itself can be easily installed using MacPorts. At the moment, I do not know how well it integrates with OSX Server, but that is next on the list.
In my research the past few days, I have run across comments that indicate that Apple's WiKi software is written from the ground up by Apple, in Ruby on Rails.
What Apple is calling a WiKi is more like the "blog-spots" many other sites offer, it bears nothing in common with MediaWiki.
MediaWiki itself can be easily installed using MacPorts. At the moment, I do not know how well it integrates with OSX Server, but that is next on the list.
How does one get Apple's Wiki server to behave like a real Wiki?
