I would like to link from a dokuwiki article to a mantis ticket and an overview of tickets
I have the latest versions of mantisbt, dokuwiki and the mantis plugin for doku wiki. Also I have integrated dokuwiki in mantis.
The dokuwiki config looks at the moment like the following
The address of mantis is: testserver/mantisbt/
The address of dokuwiki is: testserver/dokuwiki
What´s the meaning of "Username for Mantis"? The adminstrator of mantis?
The following descriptions shows the way to link to the tickets and the ticket overview:
http://www.dokuwiki.org/plugin:mantis#usage
In my mantis I have the following structure
mantisbt/testproject/ticket
so in an wiki article I linked {{mantisbt>testproject}}, like the descriptions says, to show an overview of tickets. but it does not work
so my questions are:
What do I have to configure?
What do I have to write in an aritcle to show an overview of tickets of the project?
What do I have to write in an article to link to a special ticket?
Thanks
Best wishes
Christine
I ment that I see a 404 page. But I solved the problem.
The right config is:
Mantisserver:testserver/mantisbt/api/soap/mantisconnect.php?wsdl
A username for mantis: myMantisName
A password: myMantisPassword
Than I had to override the syntax.php in dokuwiki/lib/plugins/mantis with the syntax.php the integration documentation descipes: -> dokuwiki mantis integration
Now I can open a wiki article and with the following syntax I can link to the mantis ticket 1:
~~Mantis:1~~
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