Thank you Webdongle. I do use some of Phoca's products and am pleased with them - I have to assume the "print to PDF" extension works as indicated.
The link provided about using Joomla vice a Wiki did not take me to a page relevant to that topic.
As an update, I do see that Akeeba offers a free documentation extension here. (Disclaimer: I'm a customer of their other software and pleased all around with what I've purchased and used.)
That extension "Docimport" appears to require an "XML Book" format to be ingested. I've found a WYSIWYG XML Book editor here.
JDocManual was also a promising project, but it has since been replaced and is now considered outdated.
Are there any other extensions focused on building documentation or online manuals? Ideally I'd like to implement something that members of an access group can contribute to, vice having to organize and upload a static XML Book to be rendered. Preferred would be something like a collaborative eBook - where users with appropriate permissions could add and edit content, and it could be either read online or exported to be read elsewhere.
The link provided about using Joomla vice a Wiki did not take me to a page relevant to that topic.
As an update, I do see that Akeeba offers a free documentation extension here. (Disclaimer: I'm a customer of their other software and pleased all around with what I've purchased and used.)
That extension "Docimport" appears to require an "XML Book" format to be ingested. I've found a WYSIWYG XML Book editor here.
JDocManual was also a promising project, but it has since been replaced and is now considered outdated.
Are there any other extensions focused on building documentation or online manuals? Ideally I'd like to implement something that members of an access group can contribute to, vice having to organize and upload a static XML Book to be rendered. Preferred would be something like a collaborative eBook - where users with appropriate permissions could add and edit content, and it could be either read online or exported to be read elsewhere.
Statistics: Posted by adoucette — Tue Sep 03, 2024 1:48 am