Tiki Wiki CMS Groupware (Tiki®) is a full-featured, web-based, multilingual (35+ languages), tightly integrated, all-in-one Free/Libre Open Source Software (GNU/LGPL), using PHP, MySQL, Bootstrap Framework, jQuery and Smarty with the most built-in features. Actively developed by a very large international community, Tiki can be used to create all kinds of Web applications, sites, portals, knowledge bases, intranets, and extranets. See About Tiki for more information.

The current Tiki Stable version and LTS (Long Term Support) version are listed at https://tiki.org/Download.

We follow a six-month release cycle, with minor updates and patches released as-needed. See RoadMap and Version lifecycle for details. To date, Tiki has had more than 50 releases. See All releases for details.

You can download Tiki from https://tiki.org/Download . There is also a Download option in the menu bar of all *.tiki.org (collectively called t.o) sites.

All downloads are hosted by SourceForge.net. You can also download daily builds of the current development, pre-release version. See Download for details.

Yes.

There are several Tiki demos available. See demo for details. You can also use TikiLive CD by downloading the .iso file to create a bootable CD with a full Tiki installation.

Tiki is free, open source software, licensed under LGPL. Read the license for full details. The project's philosophy is detailed in our Social Contract.

- individual profiles that people can show or hide
- inmail
- user-generated content e.g. a wiki
- collaborative/social groups
- revenue options
...
Generally yes, you can make Tiki behave like anything you need with help of the features included 😉. For a full list of features please check the Features page.

Tiki is a community-managed, open development project, with an official Tiki Software Community Association as the legal steward. See Who to Contact for a list of Tiki Admins.

Simply Register at the Tiki Community portal. This will give you access to all of the *.tiki.org site.

To become a Tiki developer with commit access to the Tiki repository, simply ask!

Developers are expected to abide by the 3Rules. See How to get commit access for more information.

Please review the Requirements and Installation pages for details.

Yes. See 1-click installers

These scripts will perform a full Tiki installation, including database configuration. Contact your webhost to see which is supported.

Yes.

There are migration utilities available for many common CMS packages, including:

• Mediawiki
• PhpNuke
• Phpwiki
• Postnuke
• TWiki
• and others.

See the Tiki migration documentation for details.

1. Use Tiki Check to make sure new server has the proper requirements.
2. Create a backup of the existing site, including the MySQL database.
3. Restore all files and the MySQL database on your new server.
   Be sure that your new server meets all necessary Requirements.
4. Run the Tiki Installer and specify your new database connection/location information.
   Alternatively, you can manually update the database connection information.

For detailed information on each Tiki feature, see Features. For more see Troubleshooting.

For help and support, please use the Forums and mailing lists.

You can enable the Logging and Reporting options on the Admin: General page, General Preferences tab.

If you are unable to access your Tiki or log in as the admin, you can enable the logging and error reporting by using the Tiki Installer.

1. Run the Tiki installer (tiki-install.php)
2. Go directly to Step 7: Configure General Settings.
3. Enable Logging and Reporting and click Continue.
4. Enter your Tiki, as normal.

Tiki needs more memory. Increase the memory_limit setting in your php.ini file. See PHP requirements for more information.

Blank pages may be caused by several things:

1. Tiki needs more memory. Increase the memory_limit setting in your php.ini file. See PHP requirements for more information.
2. You may have included invalid Smarty or HTML syntax in a module, or custom code area.
   See Troubleshooting

See Consultants for information on available Tiki consultants for hire.

By default, Tiki uses utf-8 encoding.

• For new installations, verify that your database, tables, and connection collation is set properly.
• For upgrades, review the Upgrade - Fix Encoding Issues and Encode Fix Verification pages.

There are several methods to create a new wiki page:

1. Create a link from an existing page Tiki will automatically create the new (destination) page when you click the link.
2. Create a new page by using the Quick Edit module.

You have enabled the WikiWords feature. This is a quick and easy way to create links (and create) other wiki pages.

To have a word in CaMeL CaSe not create a wiki link (even if the WikiWords feature is on), simply surround the word with two inverse parentheses.

For example: ))NotALink((
Even though the text ))NotALink(( is in CaMel CaSe, it is not a link.

By default, Tiki will always interpret WikiSyntax, such as === for underlining and '' for italic.

To turn off wiki syntax processing, use the ~np~ syntax. See WikiSyntax for details.

Use the JQ plugin (for jQuery) or the JS plugin.

To enable the spellchecker:

1. Download the spelling database table and add it to your database.
2. Enable the spell checking option on the Wiki Config page.

Note: The spellchecker is an endangered features. You should use a browser-based spellchecker add-on instead.

You can add images (JPG, PNG, GIF, BMP) to a wiki page by using the IMG plugin wiki syntax. See Wiki-Syntax Images for details.

• If the image file already exists on your webserver, simply include its path and filename.

or

• You can upload an image file while editing the wiki page by using the Upload Picture field. Tiki will automatically add the necessary wiki syntax Image to the page.

When you editing a wiki page, there is an option for a minor edit (if enabled ). If selected, other users who are watching the page will not receive email notifications.

See Using Wiki Pages for more information.

The maximum wiki page size is determined by the datatype of the DESCRIPTION column of the TIKI_PAGES database table.

• Starting with Tiki 1.10, Tiki uses the MEDIUMTEXT datatype. The maximum page size is 16MB.
• In Tiki 1.9 (and earlier), Tiki uses the TEXT datatype. The maximum page size is 64K.

You can manually change the datatype to LONGTEXT to have longer 4GB) pages. Refer to the MySQL documentation for details.

1. Enable the Batch Uploading option on the Admin: File Gallery page.
2. Archive the files/images into a single .ZIP file (see ToolBox page)
3. On the File Upload page, use the Batch Upload field to select your archive file.

The maximum upload file size is determined by the upload_max_filesize setting in your php.ini configuration file.

Refer to the Requirements and Setup documentation for details.

Automatic thumbnail generation uses/requires the GD or Imagick image libraries. If the libraries are installed properly on your server and Tiki is able to access the installation, there should be no additional work — Tiki will automatically generate the thumbnails.

You can regenerate your thumbails of any gallery with id XXX while browsing it (tiki-browse_gallery.php?galleryId=XXX) through the option "rebuild thumbnails" (tiki-browse_gallery.php?galleryId=XXX&rebuild=XXX)

You can add images (JPG, PNG, GIF, BMP) to a wiki page by using the Image wiki syntax. See Wiki-Syntax Images for details.

Note: The Image Gallery was removed in Tiki 23. We recommend using the File Gallery instead.

Note: Prior to Tiki 4, the Look & Feel was called Site Identity.

Use the Admin: Look & Feel page to select a default theme (set of templates and CSS style sheet) for your Tiki. Any CSS file in your ../styles directory can be selected.

In addition to the themes included with the Tiki installation, you create your own custom themes.

For more information, see https://themes.tiki.org.

To make global changes, edit the theme's CSS file

To make specific changes, use the appropriate Wiki Syntax to change text attributes.

If you lose your admin password, you can reset it directly from the database.

Execute the following command via ssh:

php console.php users:password admin MYNEWPASS

where:

• MYNEWPASS is a new password.

TIP: Always use a secure password.

If you accidentally deleted the admin account, you will need to restore it from a backup of the database.

No.
Tiki requires the username admin for your administrator account. You can add a new user (with any name) and grant this use all admin permissions, but you can't rename or remove admin. Be sure to give the admin a strong password. It is best to only have one user (admin) with god level permissions.

See admin or Permissions for details.

Tiki can create an RSS feed for a specific Tiki feature (such as wiki, blog, and so on) that visitors can subscribe to. Tiki can syndicate a valid RSS feed from another website

Use the RSS Config page to configure your Tiki's RSS feeds, including a number of items to include, name, title, and so on. Your Tiki will now include an RSS link the bottom bar (if it is enabled) allowing users to subscribe to the RSS feed.

RSS feeds from other sites can be included in Tiki modules or wiki pages.

1. Use the RSS Modules to create a new RSS module.
2. Add the RSS module to a wiki area or module by using:
   
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   {rss id=xx}

   
   Where xx is the ID that was assigned when you created the RSS module.

Thank you! To allow us time to patch the system, please:

1. Report the vulnerability by using the bug tracking system.
   • Use the security category.
   • DO NOT detail the vulnerability (so it cannot be exploited).
2. Use https://security.tiki.org and security@tikiwiki.org to contact the Tiki Security team and detail the issue.

1. Keep your Tiki up to date. Security patches are included with each update.
2. Use the Enter Tiki and Lock Installer option on the final page of the Tiki Installer to remove or rename your tiki-install.php file.
3. Verify your directory permissions. Remember, 7-7-7 allows complete read/write/execution rights!

Cross Site Request Forgery (CSRF) -— sometimes called "sea surfing" -— is a method of attacking a PHP-powered site.
To protect your Tiki, enable the Protect against CSRF option on the Admin: Security page.

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