Wikis

A wiki consists of a set of wiki pages, which may be interlinked, and which can be ordered in a hierarchy.

In addition to the standard functions for working with unstructured information people are familiar with from corporate wikis, Tricia offers advanced functions for structuring information step-by-step and for working with structured information.

Standard functions for working with unstructured information

• Direct editing of wiki page hypertext with a hypertext editor
• Linking, tagging and searching wiki pages
• Hierarchical structuring of the wiki by means of parent pages and menus
• Comments for wiki pages
• Full version histories for every wiki page
• Fine-grained access control lists for editors, readers and contributors
• Selection of themes for presenting the content of a wiki and for navigating the wiki

Functions for structuring information step-by-step

• Adding an attribute table to a wiki page, with named attribute lists which can consist of values and links
• Tagging wiki pages with type tags and definition of named structured types per wiki
• Definition of consistency rules (formats, types, multiplicities) for values and links using attribute definitions.

Functions for working with semi-structured information

• Multi-facetted search using attribute values and links between wiki pages (combinable with unstructured search options)

• Table views and graphic views for analysing and editing structured information