You can modify a Wiki article programmaticly with Perl and CMS::MediaWiki. The latest release of this module includes a getPage() function (which I contributed), and it has always had editPage(). my $lines = $wiki->getPage(title => '/foo'); foreach my $line (@$lines) { ...edit stuff here... } $wiki->editPage (title => '/foo', text => join("\n", @$lines) ); On www.novaroma.org I use it to do a random daily image on the main page. The data file (a table of image locations and captions) is a wiki page that any of our editors can modify as usual. It is fetched and parsed, with a random record selected, and from this the template that provides random images for the main page is parsed. Script is available on request. -- hucke(a)cynico.net - http://www.graveyards.com "A cactolith is a quasihorizontal chonolith composed of anastomosing ductoliths whose distal ends curl like a harpolith, thin like a sphenolith, or bulge discordantly like an akmolith or ethmolith." (from _Geology and Geography of the Henry Mountains Region, Utah_)

Eagleone schrieb: ... ... there is an extension called abshtml its a short extension. so i will post it here HeinzJ <?php # Example WikiMedia extension # with WikiMedia's extension mechanism it is possible to define # new tags of the form # <absHTML> some text </absHTML> # the function registered by the extension gets the text between the # tags as input and can transform it into arbitrary HTML code. # Note: The output is not interpreted as WikiText but directly # included in the HTML output. So Wiki markup is not supported. # To activate the extension, include it from your LocalSettings.php # with: include("extensions/absHTML.php"); $wgExtensionFunctions[] = "wfabsHTMLExtension"; function wfabsHTMLExtension() { global $wgParser; # register the extension with the WikiText parser # the first parameter is the name of the new tag. # In this case it defines the tag <absHTML> ... </absHTML> # the second parameter is the callback function for # processing the text between the tags $wgParser->setHook( "absHTML", "renderHTML" ); } # The callback function for converting the input text to HTML output function renderHTML( $input ) { $output = $input; return $output; } ?