The main wiki engine used in mRcore is [http://pear.php.net/package/Text_Wiki/ Text_Wiki]. I have added several custom rules and tags to the source of text_wiki and mRcore. All official text_wiki syntax is supported, nothing has been removed, just modified a bit (denoted with * below). **This is the quick cheat sheet for the custom wiki parser used in mRcore.** An official [http://pear.php.net/package/Text_Wiki/ Text_Wiki] cheat sheet can be found [http://pear.reversefold.com/dokuwiki/text_wiki:samplepage here].

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Official mRcore4 RESTful API Documentation! :r: Why? I have created several RESTful API's simply because I wanted to learn how to develop webservices using PHP and REST. I sort of followed Twitters API URL style (http:dev.twitter.com/doc), if they can't do REST, no one can eh? Eventually I would like to create a native Android application for mRcore4 using these API's, and possibly experiment abstracting the database layer completely, making all queries through an API. It has already come in ha...

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See also Add a ?delete to url to show all deleted comments in a topic Add ?collapseall to url to collapse all headers Add ?expandall to url to expand all headers View Mode ?simple or the legacy ?viewmode=simple means code is wiki parsed but no layout is present (no header, search bar, avatar...just the topic). The topics CSS/JS are present here, so the topic itself should still look/function normally ?raw or the legacy ?viewmode=raw means code is wiki parsed but no layout or css or javasc...

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= mRcore 4.0 Current Theme = mRcore 4.0 Previous Theme = mRcore 2.0 Final Theme = View All Screenshots :r: Find out dates of each version :r: Since the day I got my first Apple IIc computer at age 10 and started learning Apple Basic I have always attempted to develop the same type of applications, content management systems. I really don't know why but I have always had a desire to catalog everything in my life in digital form. Perhaps it's because I feel I have a poor memory, or perhaps, being...

<p><div class="box"><table><tr><td><div class="box_left"><img src="//mreschke.com/theme/default/images/smileys/icon_info.png" alt="Info" /></div></td><td><div class="box_right"> mReschke.com (M. Reschke) is my personal content management system focused on providing a place I can archive my IT & Development experience related to <a class="urlLink" href="/search/*/LINUX">Linux</a>, <a class="urlLink" href="/search/*/BSD">BSD</a>, <a class="urlLink" href="/search/*/WINDOWS">Windows</a>, <a class="urlLink" href="/search/*/DATABASE">Database</a>, <a class="urlLink" href="/search/*/DEVELOPMENT">Development</a> and much <a class="urlLink" href="/search">more...</a></p> <p>mReschke.com utilizes a custom PHP web application and framework I call mRcore (M.R. Core). mRcore v4.0 is currently ~80k lines of custom PHP, HTML, CSS, Javascript, Java, Bash, Perl, Phython and MySQL code including the <a class="urlLink" href="http://pear.php.net/package/Text_Wiki/" onclick="window.open(this.href, '_blank'); return false;">Text_Wiki</a> PHP parser which I have heavily modified to suit my needs. Its primarily my custom content manager (sorry drupal and wordpress) and a mix between a wiki, blog, file manager/archiver, picture gallery and more.<br /> </div></td></table></div></p>