Talk:Embedding mind maps: Difference between revisions

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*I also would like to get the extension .php file to embed the flash MindMap.  Would I be able to get it? (daleatzoi, 11.8.06)
*I also would like to get the extension .php file to embed the flash MindMap.  Would I be able to get it? (daleatzoi, 11.8.06)
*Same request, like very much this functonnality (franxk, 11.15.06)
*Same request, like very much this functonnality (franxk, 11.15.06)
*Ditto. But I'm only interested in the Flash branch of the code. Is the extension based on that found in http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Flash (Markr121, 11.21.06)?
*You can find the FreeMind.php file in the CVS here [http://freemind.cvs.sourceforge.net/freemind/mediawiki/extensions/]. Add the file to the folder
== Installation ==
# Download the freemind.php file from the CVS into a temporary folder
# Copy the file into the ''extensions'' directory of your mediawiki folder
# Add the line <code>include('extensions/FreeMind.php');</code> to the '''end''' of your LocalSettings.php file ''(The name of your file is case sensitive!)''
Now you can use the extension with '<mm>...</mm>' in the wiki
--[[User:Markr121|Markr121]] 14:07, 21 Nov 2006 (PST)

Revision as of 22:07, 21 November 2006

Can we download the Freemind Extension for MediaWiki

How can I embed Freemind Maps on an internal company wiki page? Can I get the extension to be able to do this?

  • I also would like to get the extension .php file to embed the flash MindMap. Would I be able to get it? (daleatzoi, 11.8.06)
  • Same request, like very much this functonnality (franxk, 11.15.06)
  • You can find the FreeMind.php file in the CVS here [1]. Add the file to the folder

Installation

  1. Download the freemind.php file from the CVS into a temporary folder
  2. Copy the file into the extensions directory of your mediawiki folder
  3. Add the line include('extensions/FreeMind.php'); to the end of your LocalSettings.php file (The name of your file is case sensitive!)

Now you can use the extension with '<mm>...</mm>' in the wiki --Markr121 14:07, 21 Nov 2006 (PST)