Looking for Wiki Tool Recomendations

I am reviewing the viability of adding wiki capabilities to a site I am
working on, and wondered if anyone had any recommendations? I am working
within an IIS environment. I have access to runing ASP, ASP.NET or PHP. I
also have access to both MS SQL Server and MySQL.


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> I am reviewing the viability of adding wiki capabilities to a site I am
> working on, and wondered if anyone had any recommendations? I am working
> within an IIS environment. I have access to runing ASP, ASP.NET or PHP. I
> also have access to both MS SQL Server and MySQL.

Be sure to read this first:

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On Fri, 25 Feb 2005 12:55:50 -0500, Benign Vanilla
<BVanillaREMOVE@tibetanbeefgarden.com> wrote:

> I am reviewing the viability of adding wiki capabilities to a site I am
> working on, and wondered if anyone had any recommendations? I am working
> within an IIS environment. I have access to runing ASP, ASP.NET or PHP. I
> also have access to both MS SQL Server and MySQL.

I was also looking for a Wiki solution, but they all are way too
complicated for the end user.


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"Benign Vanilla" wrote:

>I am reviewing the viability of adding wiki capabilities to a site I am
> working on, and wondered if anyone had any recommendations? I am working
> within an IIS environment. I have access to runing ASP, ASP.NET or PHP. I
> also have access to both MS SQL Server and MySQL.
>
>

Take a look at http://en.wikipedia.org and click on the link that says
"powered by mediawiki" - that is the wiki engine used by wikipedia. If you
can understand MySQL and PHP enough to set up the wiki in the first place
the rest is relatively simple.

-=# Amos E Wolfe #=-