I've released a new (beta) version to CVS. This one has full group implementation (according to the group / type matrix) for student and group wikis. Teacher wikis still don't have group implementations (that is a little more complex and will take more time).
Please feel free to install and test this version.
Michael is working on implementing the HTML editor into the module. That will likely be the next feature addition.
mike
Great Mike!
Does the database update work already so we can test it in real life?
The database should update itself properly.
This is still in development, so I'd exercise caution in 'real-life' uses. But please, give it a shake out.
mike
2 weeks holyday 
, but that means time for the ewiki-default translation (halfway there).
Since there isn't a gradepossibility yet, it can already be used for less important (from the students point of view) exercices.
I think for backup purposes an SQL-backup will do since wiki is completely database-driven (may be an exception for the images ?) Am I right ?
Mike and Michael, I must say that I like the last version of the Wiki, with the wiki-menu on the left, very very much. I first wondered about the clean view, then realised that the normal menu on the left was gone. But rethinking this I think that it is a nice and elegant descision: Wiki is a little bit a different kind of sport then the rest of Moodle. The changing of the menu on the left is for the user the hint that the functionality changes:
Personal grading? not possible, only in the privat WIKI, so should the functionality be available there? Should we develop a kind of group-grading and then let themselves divide the difference in points under the participants?
What I also like is that the grey words are also available inside each wiki page, fun!
True about the grading. Do the diffs give any solution about the amount/quality of work an individual student has put in the Wiki? I have no idea how that works/is stored in the database.
I also agree with Ger that storing the images in the moodledatafolder would be a better sollution if possible, for serverload purposes.
I'm not sure I like the binary implementation at all... It kind of goes around Moodle. We really want to use the image and file functions on Moodle.
If we can get the HTML editor working, that would handle the image issue. Is there a reason to have other binary uploads at this point?
I'm really not sure how to tackle grading...
mike
Or... do you also mean the possibilty to upload attachements?
I think that that is very important if we want to use the wiki for student workspaces and/or personal portfolio, but please create a datadir for wiki outside the reach of the user!! So outside the resources area of a course: the mechanism of wiki keeps record of attached files, if a user can remove these by hand... 
(Of course can the admin reach the server with products like winscp3)
ewiki default translated to dutch (and will be in CVS as soon as I get it to work again )
you can mail the intial content folder to the erfurt guys, they might like it
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started all over, trown winCVS away and changed it for tortoiseCVS, all checkouts away... and redone
Now it looks a lot better 
Glad I switched the software.
The new version without the minus sign works in translation. I hope someone informed you about that ... it must have been a hell to find.
Thank you (and Mike) for keeping up the good work on this great module!
I'll add the Dutch files here (easyer than pick it out CVS)
I had a feeling that implementing the editor wasn't going to be a simple task... 
Glad you could do it. Can't wait to try it!
For the database, take a look at the "mysql.php" script in '/db'. What you can do is make any data table changes in there and tie it to a new version that you set in "/version.php". That way, it'll update automatically for everyone.
I haven't really looked at grading yet, no.
mike
That is brilliant!!! Great work!!
I updated the version number and put a new 'mysql.php' file to automatically update the data tables for your new changes.
mike