Hi again,

As I'm not an expert on mathml, you should maybe send another post with an explicit title on mahtml to catch the relevants geeks out there :-)

But I can tell you that wiki can send part of a page (delimited by tags) to an extension or an engine. Thus, for mathml, what is needed is a mathml engine on your server.

See how formulas are rendered on mediawiki by the use of Tex mathml or whatever (I repeat, I don't know any of this) in mediawiki user guide: http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Formula

Hope this helps

François

Jonathan Underwood wrote:

FxParlant wrote:

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Hi Jonathan,

My experience: if your wiki is private, and if you have the administrators rights on it, simply enable html on your wiki. Thus you don't have to bother for old documents which will be interpreted as html, and new writers can still use html or wiki markup for new documents... this solution has many security flaws (among other inconvenients, but it applies perfectly to my use)

Thanks for that advice, Francois. I'll give that a try. I wonder though if mediawiki can parse the mathml?

Cheers, Jonathan