Free Wiki ASP Scripts
ASP Software to start your own Wiki
Free Wiki ASP Scripts
Wiki software are easy-to-use software that allow your visitors to add pages to your website, update them and otherwise maintain them using nothing but a web browser. The idea is to let you create a user-supported, collaborative website. The most famous example of the use of a Wiki software is of course the online encyclopaedia, Wikipedia. The free Wiki scripts on this page are written as ASP applications, using one of the ASP-supported scripting languages (like VBScript, JScript, etc). As such, they require your web server to run the Microsoft IIS web server. Some of them may require you to have a database server like SQL Server.
Note that this page only lists Active Server Pages (ASP) Wiki scripts. If you are looking for PHP Wiki scripts, please see the Free and Open Source PHP Wiki Scripts page instead. You may also be interested to know that wikis are a type of content management system that is primarily designed to allow the general public (that is, any visitor to your website) to add pages to your site as well as to update them. If you simply want to create and maintain your website yourself using an easy web-based interface, you should check the Free Content Management Systems (CMS) PHP Scripts page instead. Alternatively, if you just want to create a blog, which is yet another type of content management system, see the Free PHP Blogging Software (Scripts) page.
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Free Wiki ASP Scripts
- Open Wiki
Like all wiki software, this one, written as an ASP (Active Server Pages) script, allows you and others collaborating with you (including the general public) to quickly create web pages, edit them, link to other pages, from your website. As the site says, it is the equivalent of allowing you to create "post-it notes" for the web. All that's needed to maintain the site is a web browser. This software requires an IIS server, supports SQL Server, MSDE, Oracle and the MySQL database servers, supports the creation of RSS feeds and the aggregation of RSS feeds, supports templates, breadcrumb navigation, macros, Math ML, etc. It is released under a "BSD-style license".
- Wiki Asp
This wiki software is written as an ASP script and runs under Windows IIS. Features include RSS feed generation, customization of the appearance using CSS, etc.
- Noodle Wiki
This ASP application, written in VBScript, is a wiki that can use either Microsoft Access as a database engine or just the file system itself. It allows you to insert HTML (along with other non-HTML tags).
- LIKI- LimitedWIKI
This wiki, a beta (not finished) version built on ASP 3.0 and no longer maintained, lets you add/update topics, provides version control, a rich text WYSIWYG editor, etc.
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