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I've tried the wiki that comes with DotNetNuke and we don't like it at all. Can anyone suggest a better wiki that we could use with DNN 5?

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You could try Canam Wiki 1.5. Here is a features list:

http://marketplace.dotnetnuke.com/p-875-canam-wiki100.aspx

Robert Harvey
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  • Have you had experience with this? What is your opinion? It had better be good for $99. – Joy P. Sep 30 '09 at 20:34
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    They offer a 30 day trial. No, I haven't tried it, but I like the feature set, and I've bought $99 modules for DotNetNuke before. $99 is nothing if you get what you want and you have more than a trivial number of users and/or portal sites. – Robert Harvey Sep 30 '09 at 20:39
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I agree. The DNN wiki is pretty klunky. We're trying Dokuwiki, Screwturn, and Mediawiki.

EDIT: No, these are not DNN modules. So they don't integrate directly. We're going to implement it as wiki.MySite.com rather than www.MySite.com/wiki. Good comment, @Robert Harvey.

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Here is an updated link for Canam Wiki:http://www.snowcovered.com/Snowcovered2/Default.aspx?tabid=242&PackageID=20507

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  • Canam Wiki looks like a port of the ScrewTurn wiki. The screen shots at the SnowCovered link above are pretty much identical to ScrewTurn. I use ScrewTurn wiki for my wiki (wiki.dnnstuff.com). I haven't bothered integrating dnnstuff.com with my wiki but you could probably write an authentication provider for ScrewTurn to allow your DNN users to log in with the same username/password. – Richard Edwards Aug 11 '11 at 20:03
  • @Richard - Agreed, but that would still be a different application. A module is used when you want a solution to work WITHIN your application. A module can use files, tags, etc. from the parent app. Extremely difficult, to say the least, in your setup. – Apeksha Aug 19 '11 at 19:07