WARNING! New version of plugin (2016-02-22) is incompatible with the older ones but offers some new features you may find useful.

Install the plugin using the Plugin Manager and the download URL above, which points to latest version of the plugin. Refer to Plugins on how to install plugins manually.

When you place:

~~IREADIT~~

anywhere on your dokuwiki page, you will see “I've read it” button on the bottom of page. Any user that clicks on this button will be wirte down into list of people that read that page.

If you want you can specify single users or user groups that are allowed to confirm the page read. For example:

~~IREADIT szymon piotr~~

Means that only users szymon and piotr can confirm the page read. You can also use group names here. For example:

~~IREADIT @user~~

Means that only users in @user group are allowed to confirm the page read.

If you change the dokuwiki page, the reader's list will be cleaned. Readers must confirm that they notice the changes. The history of readers will be preserved in “Old revisions”.

2016-03-22:

• You can specify users and groups that are allowed to confirm page read.

2016-01-23:

• Old revisions now remembers who has read the page.

Please report bug and issus on the project's github page.

If you have any other wishes write it down here.

Is it possible to add some functionality to this plugin? Turn on tag ~~IREADIT~~ only for exact group of users.

It's now possible.

Hi, I like the plugin. That's what I was looking for! Now I need the option to create a list of pages that a user has not yet read, but that are marked with ~~IREADIT~~. Is that possible? Thanks! +1

Would it be possible to trigger this automatically, so that users don't have to click the link but get added to the list right after opening the page? It's for an internal wiki for project management. Thank you!

The standard text which appears is now 'Following peoples have read this page'. Shouldn't this be 'Following people have read this page'? Could you also provide an option for a translation to the active language?