The installation went smoothly, but it doesn't work the way it should...

1) Wikimedia loads pretty slowly
2) I always get (You successfully logged in...) messages when using the component, alsop when using the wikioptionsmenu (Home, Preferences...)
3) There is a white boarder around wikimedia and a heading saying "TinMW is not MamboWiki2". This makes it unusable for professional websites
4) the use of a wrapper definitely limits the usability

I would like to test the 1.9-version, but as long as it is just "alpha", I'm definitely not willing to pay for a test, but for a nicely working version.

Hope to see improvements soon!

Regards,
Taiko

Hi guys,
had to install the free version via joomla directory installer as my hosting account timed out installing it the usual way.

Am impressed by the out of the box integration with joomla members, however the use of a wrapper really limits the functionality, eg how do we directly link to an article or special page if the wiki is contained in a wrapper?

Would be interested to see the testing version function on the demo server as soon as it's back up at http://demo.ernitech.com/index.php?option=com_tinmw2&Itemid=34 as I would like to see how it integrates into Joomla without a weapper before i commit to purchase.

would love to see a module that auto updated with new wiki categories etc.

Lookin' great so far, guys!
B

This component comes up with an 'unable to move uploaded file to media folder' error whenever I have tried to test it. This includes both on a windows server and a unix server, on installations of Joomla that have other components already installed without issues.

Owner's reply:
It looks like you currently might have set the configuration for php_upload to too low a setting. com_tinmw-1.0.0-stable.zip is a 6MB file.



The first possible change you can make is to your php.ini file, which may be either in /etc/php.ini or /etc/php5/apache/php.ini (in my case)



Look for the line that says:



upload_max_filesize=2M



And change that to 8M to be safe, then make the upload.



Try making the following change/addition in .htaccess to change the upload limit.



php_value upload_max_filesize 6M



I'm sorry for our late response. We've been getting really excited at the technical prospects of both iaclminus and tinmw that we've been blind to our existing users.

I'm trying to install the component , i'm get this:

Upload component - Upload Error
Failed to move uploaded file to /media directory.
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