h1. MojoMojo Features
h2. "Pluggable wiki syntax":http://search.cpan.org/dist/MojoMojo/lib/MojoMojo/Formatter.pm
MojoMojo ships with a wide range of formatter plugins, from Textile and Markdown markup and Wiki syntax to File Include and Comment box formatters. It's flexible system for text formatting also gives you the flexibility to easily extend MojoMojo for your purposes by adding custom syntax for your business needs.
h2. Tree-based node structure
Like a traditional wiki, MojoMojo uses [[internal words]] to interlink pages. However, it also has a sense of hiarchy, so you can create any number of pages under another, and refer to them just like in a traditional file system, for instance [[support/contact]]
h2. Revision control
MojoMojo tracks every change you make to a file directly in the SQL database, and provides quick and reliably tools to manipulate and check
h3. Diff
In order to show differences between two versions, the system uses the unified diff format, where added lines are shown in green with + in front of them, and removed as red '-' lines. MojoMojo can also represent smaller changes, for instance to a single word in a line.
h3. Rollback
You can easily set any previous version as current, for instance to remove spam, or to correct mistaken edits. You can also move back to the latest at some later point if required.
h2. Attachments
Each page in MojoMojo has it's own set of attachments. These can be viewed in different ways and inserted into pages.
h3. Uploading
We use the flash component SWFUpload as known from WordPress to receive uploads. This means you can select multiple files in one go, and get progress bars for each file.
h2. Gallery
Any image that is uploaded as an attachment to a page is automatically added to a gallery for that page. You can also set titles and tags for each individual image in the gallery.
h2. Editing content
Since the extensible syntax is part of the mojo in MojoMojo, we've opted to provide a native text area for input. To make it easy to use, we provide a live preview that shows the rendered document as you type. There is also a syntax quick-reference which is relevant to your installed formatters, as well as a toolbar for common operations like headlines and links.
h3. Syntax
MojoMojo currently defaults to Textile as the default text-formatting language, but you can easily switch to Markdown via a simple preference setting. Providing support for other text-formatters is a simple matter of implementing the main_formatter api.
h3. Change highlighting
Whenever you save your document, your latest changes are highlighted, giving you a chance to review the changes you just did.
h2. Tags
MojoMojo supports a fully AJAX driven tag-implementation throughout the site, both for pages and the photos in each gallery. This is a good way to find photos across different nodes, for instance.
h2. Searching
MojoMojo search is implemented using KinoSearch. This provides a fast and powerful freetext index of all the content in and given MojoMojo.
h2. RSS Feeds
The wiki provides several different RSS feeds. You can use it to watch a seperate page, or to follow recent changes for a certain tree (including the root). You can also follow RSS feeds on a per tag basis, in order to keep up with what interests you.
h2. Export
MojoMojo can export content at any tree-level both as html or raw wiki-format. Import support is planned as well, but meanwhile the HTML export is a handy way to read interesting content offline.
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