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I'm a new PM user (and also php illiterate) and am trying to use the recipe "HtpasswdForm". However, I'm stuck at the 3rd point of your answer. Am I supposed to create Site.HtpasswdForm page and add this "(:htpasswdform:)" to the page? I have no idea how to obtain the form that is in your guide. Also, for this line: "The following variables need to be initialized in the Local Customizations file, before the include_once("cookbook/htpasswdform.php"); directive? Am I supposed to create a new config file? Or initialize the variables in the existing config file?Would really appreciate your help. thks. -Liz

Liz, I want to thank you for posting this question. I believe I can help answer some of your questions as my first contribution to the PMWiki community. You say "The following variables need to be initialized in the Local Customizations file, before the include_once("cookbook/htpasswdform.php"); directive? Am I supposed to create a new config file?" no, what you do is go into your local config file and copy and paste "include_once("cookbook/htpasswdform.php");" however, make sure that before you place that pasted text into the local config that you add the variables that you wish to have for that particular recipe. So, for me, I would add in the new user registration variable before that line. That forces your recipe to include the new user variable into the recipe (all recipes that include variables work this way btw). "Am I supposed to create Site.HtpasswdForm page and add this "(:htpasswdform:)" to the page?", yes, Liz, what you do is create a page called Site.HtpasswdForm. On that page you copy and paste that text "(:htpasswdform:)" and click on save. The recipe is formatted to understand what to do next. Also, if you want a quick and dirty way of including anyone's samples (they are usually displayed on the page of the recipe, then just click "edit" on their page and copy and paste their source code. It's that simple! -Chris P.S. I'm also very new and have spent countless hours going through all these guides. It starts to grow on you after a while. ;-)

Looks like the css link in the 20070125 distribution of monobook.tmpl got commented out. The skin presentation didn't format properly until I removed the comments around the link tag. If I'm missing something here please let me know. And thank you for the skin!

The skin is bound to its skin via the $HTMLHeaderFmt variable (since 2006-04-28). This enables page local styles overloading (which may occur in your case). Anyway, you're free to taylor the skin to your needs...

Where do I put the jar file if I embed an applet? Thx.

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