phpMyFAQ

TLDR; Overall, it's a really good (and pretty) application with potential, but some quirks that may keep it from being the application of choice.

I chose to work with phpMyFAQ for it's modern looking interface. From a couple demo's I've shown, the ability to ask questions and have them turned into ...

I noticed over on Github that your 3.2.0 alpha project is mostly complete, any idea when you're going to release it to the masses?

I could see value in being able to have "personal" templates, but I imagine that requires a much larger effort for implementation. I think templates could be fleshed out to:

Universal: Available to all, including guest
Corporate: Available to authenticated users
Group: Available to users in a group ...

I'd like to request that as a feature. I could see where non-admin users would find certain templates useful. Personally, I like entering new FAQs from the front end page just because it's quicker/easier to get to.

Also, I replaced my footer.php with the latest version that implements the changes you've made and I can see my custom template in Add New FAQ on the administration side (YAY!). However, if I am in the non-admin section of phpMyFAQ and click on Add New FAQ>Insert>Template, it tells me "No templates ...

Question, if I am using URL to point to a file, what's the source path that it starts looking at?

Fantastic, thanks.

I don't see anything in the documentation on how to do anything with that. Do I implement a template in javascript like the example you linked? Where would I put that file?

did you change the permission on the category and the category already had FAQs?

That is correct. FAQs were already present when I changed permissions on the category.

I've run through lots of applications that don't make sense, lol. However, the scenario I spelled out does not work completely. When I set permissions on the category to be restricted to the admin group, Bob (member of general) can still access the FAQs. If I go in and edit the FAQ, it shows that it ...

Is it possible to have information automatically inserted on new FAQs? For example, I click on 'Add New FAQ' and then in the answer box, the below is automatically inserted into the 'Your Answer' box.

Additional information: After I configure a restriction on a category and then edit an FAQ under that category, it is set with the restrictions that were applied to the category. However, that change in permissions doesn't take effect until I save the individual FAQ.

Configuration
Users
John
Bob

Groups
Admin
General

Group Assignment
Admin
John
General
Bob

Categories
Admin
General

FAQs
Accessing the admin interface.
How to Record Your Time

FAQ Assignment
Admin
Accessing the admin interface.
General
How to Record Your Time


If I ...

Under 'Edit FAQ', there are the below icons for each FAQ that don't appear to do anything when you click on them. What are they for, what do they do?

and if you aren't, just leave it blank?