- HelpOnActions . . . . 26 matches
Actions are tools that work on a page or the whole wiki, but unlike macros do not add ''to'' the page content when viewing a page, but work ''on'' that page content. They either produce some output based on page contents (navigational actions like searching) or implement functions that are not related to viewing a page (like deleting or renaming a page).
There is a set of system-defined actions, which includes page editing; you can extend the set of known actions by your own ones. See HelpForDevelopers for more on that.
The following actions are added to the list of user-defined extension actions at the bottom of each page or other position defend on your selected theme. This happens to any mixed-case extension, for other actions (all lower-case) see the list further down this page. Some of these action might not be available for this wiki site.
* `!UploadFile`: upload files to a page, see UploadFile for more details.
* `!DeletePage`: Delete a page, after you confirmed it; deletion means a final backup copy is created and only then the page is deleted, i.e. you can ''revive'' the page later on (as long as the backups are not physically deleted).
* `!LikePages`: list pages whose title starts or ends with the same MeatBall:WikiWord as the current page title.
The following is a list of ''internal'' actions that are used to implement the various menus and links at the top and bottom of pages, or supplement certain macros.
* `edit`: edit this page.
* `diff`: display differences between page revisions.
* `info`: show meta-data on a page.
* `show`: display a page (the default action).
* `print`: show the print-view of a page, which omits the navigational items from the display view.
* `subscribe`: subscribe to a page.
* `recall`: display an older revision of a page.
* `rename`: Rename a page, after you confirmed it.
* `titleindex`: Implements the listing of all page names as text (Self:?action=titleindex) or XML (Self:?action=titleindex&mimetype=text/xml''''''); the main use of this action is to enable MeatBall:MetaWiki.
- HelpForBeginners . . . . 25 matches
You can edit any page by pressing the link at the bottom of the page. Capitalized words joined together form a WikiName, which hyperlinks to another page. The highlighted title searches for all pages that link to the current page. Pages which do not yet exist are linked with a question mark (or a different rendering in bold red): just follow the link and you can add a definition. That is also the way to create a new page: add a new WikiName to an existing page, save your modification, click on your new link and create the page (more details on HelpOnPageCreation).
You are encouraged to edit the WikiSandBox whichever way you like. Please restrain yourself from editing other pages until you feel at home with the ways a wiki works.
* FindPage: search or browse the database in various ways
* TitleIndex: a list of all pages in the wiki
* WordIndex: a list of all words that are part of page title (thus, a list of the concepts in a wiki)
* SiteNavigation: a page leading to the different indexing schemes of the wiki
* WikiSandBox: feel free to change this page and experiment with editing
For more help, see the HelpContents and the HelpIndex pages.
A WikiName is a word that uses capitalized words. WikiName''''''s automagically become hyperlinks to the WikiName's page. What exactly is an uppercase or lowercase letter is determined by the configuration, the default configuration works for Latin-1 (ISO-8859-1) characters. See below for how to handle Asian, Hebrew and other non-western character encodings.
When you click on the highlighted page title (i.e. HelpForBeginners on this page), you will see a list of all pages that link to the current page. This even works on pages that are not defined yet.
A question mark before a link, or a different rendering in bold red, means that the page is not yet defined: you can click the question mark to offer a definition (e.g., NoSuchPageForReal). If you click on such a link, you'll see a default page that you can edit; only after you save the page will it be created for real. A list of all pages that are not yet created but referred on another page is on WantedPages.
- HelpOnNavigation . . . . 17 matches
The header on each page allows you to go to the FrontPage (home), RecentChanges (recent modifications), TitleIndex (index of all the page titles), WordIndex (index of all the words in the page titles), and HelpContents (main help page).
* [[Icon(show)]] refreshes the current page
* [[Icon(print)]] shows a printable version of the page without the header or footer
* [[Icon(edit)]] allows you to say something, i.e. edit the page
* [[Icon(info)]] shows meta information about the page, especially the full version history
* [[Icon(diff)]] shows changes between the current version and the previous version of the page
* [[Icon(search)]] shows the search page.
* [[Icon(help)]] shows the help page
Clicking on the Page Title link located in the header above will show every page that references this page. A sample use of this back-referencing, inverted-links feature is the categorization of pages, i.e. CategoryHomepage.
On the bottom of each page, you find the "traditional" edit and search links known from the original wiki, and in addition fields for quick-searching titles and the page texts, plus links to call any custom actions you have installed.
- HelpOnPageCreation . . . . 17 matches
== Creating a New Page ==
To create a page, add its WikiName to an existing page and save it. After that, you can click on it on the revised page, since it automatically becomes a hyperlink.
You will then be presented with your new page, which you can edit in the normal way. After you ''first'' saved it, it will be automatically created. Pages normally[[FootNote(Deleting pages can be activated by the wiki administrator (which you'll normally do in intranet sites only).)]] cannot be deleted, so be sure to spell new WikiName''''''s correctly.
On details on how to create and link to subpages, see HelpOnEditing/SubPages.
== Creating and Using Template Pages ==
To create a template, follow the above description and create a page with a name ending in "'''Template'''"[[FootNote(If the wiki administrator changed the default settings, rules for what names are template pages might be different.)]]. This page will then be added to the list of template pages displayed when you try to show a non-existent page. For example, NonExistentHelpPage has a link to HelpTemplate that loads the content of HelpTemplate into the editor box, when you click on that link.
== Variable Substitution when Saving a Page ==
The following variables are substituted when a page is ''finally'' saved. Note that they'll appear unreplaced in the preview!
|| @''''''PAGE@ || Name of the page (useful for template pages) ||
Note that saving template or form definition pages and using preview does ''not'' expand variables. Other than that, variable expansion is very global and happens anywhere on the page, including code displays, comments, processing instructions and other "special" areas of a page you might think are excluded.
- HelpOnMacros . . . . 16 matches
Macros allow the insertion of system features into normal wiki pages; the only thing that makes those pages special is that they contain macros. If you edit pages like RecentChanges or SystemInfo, you'll see what that means.
||{{{[[TitleSearch]]}}} || search the page titles || FindPage ||
||{{{[[FullSearch]]}}} || search the page contents || FindPage ||
||{{{[[GoTo]]}}} || directly go to the page you enter || FindPage ||
||{{{[[PageList(regex)]]}}} || list of pages whose title matches the regex || HelpIndex ||
||{{{[[RecentChanges]]}}} || a list of recently edited pages || RecentChanges ||
||{{{[[TitleIndex]]}}} || an index of all page titles || TitleIndex ||
||{{{[[WordIndex]]}}} || an index of all words in page titles || WordIndex ||
||{{{[[RandomPage]]}}} || a link to a random page || [[RandomPage]] ||
||{{{[[RandomPage(#)]]}}} || links to a number of random pages || [[RandomPage(2)]] ||
||{{{[[PageCount]]}}} || current page count || [[PageCount]] pages ||
||{{{[[Include(HelloWorld[,heading[,level]])]]}}} || include contents of another page || [[Include(HelloWorld)]] ||
We don't show examples for all macros here, because that would make this page quite long. Here is is the replacement text for the {{{[[SystemInfo]]}}} macro:
- HelpOnSubPages . . . . 16 matches
== Creating Subpages ==
Subpages are groups of pages that share a common prefix, which itself is another page. While this is also possible with "classic" wiki, by using names like {{{SomeTopicSubTopic}}}, the use of {{{SomeTopic/SubTopic}}} allows better navigational support, and you can omit the common prefix when linking from the parent page to the child page.
Thus, by using "/" to concatenate several WikiName''''''s, you can create arbitrarily deep hierarchies (within limits, especially the length of filenames on your system). In reality, subpages are normal pages that contain a "/" in their name, and thus they are stored besides all other pages in the file system.
Links to sibling pages start with "`../`", for example ../SubPages (a link to this page).
* HelpOnSubPages/SubPages
* [wiki:HelpOnSubPages/SubPages sub page]
* [wiki:/ThirdLevel A page below this one]
* ../HelpOnSubPages
* HelpOnSubPages/SubPages
* [wiki:HelpOnSubPages/SubPages sub page]
* [wiki:/ThirdLevel A page below this one]
* ../HelpOnSubPages
/!\ MoniWiki support "./SubPages" syntax.
/!\ Please do all of us a favour and don't create the /ThirdLevel pages, it's just an example!
- HelpOnUserPreferences . . . . 12 matches
You may self-register and establish your preferences by clicking on the UserPreferences link at the top right corner of every page. If you have registered and are logged in, your name will be displayed instead of "User``Preferences".
* '''[[GetText(Email)]]''': Your email address, this is required if you wish to subscribe to wiki pages or wish to have a forgotten login data mailed to you.
* '''[[GetText(Quick links)]]''': Overrides the standard choices in the gray navigation bar at the top of the page. Enter one Wiki page name per line. You may also add free-form links, i.e. entries of the form `[url linktext]` just like in wiki pages.
* '''[[GetText(Subscribed wiki pages (one regex per line))]]''': Enter '''`.*`''' to receive an email when any page in this Wiki changes (''not recommended'' for busy wikis), or enter the names of any individual pages, one per line. If you are familiar with '''regular expressions''', you may enter a regex expression to match the pages names of interest (.* matches all page names). With the '''[[GetText(Show icon toolbar)]]''' option checked, subscription to individual pages is made easy by clicking the envelope icon when viewing a page of interest.
- HelpOnPageDeletion . . . . 9 matches
== How to delete pages ==
If enabled (see HelpOnConfiguration), you can delete pages with the {{{DeletePage}}} action. Note that deleting means to make a backup copy of the page, and then deleting the page file. This is almost like saving an empty page.
What this means is that you can get back at deleted pages by using the standard mechanisms. If you enter the page name into the `!GoTo` dialog form, you'll see the usual page creation stuff, but clicking on `!PageInfo` will reveal the old version history, unless the page was purged by WikiMaster out of existence inbetween.
- HelpOnProcessingInstructions . . . . 9 matches
Processing instructions have the same semantics as in XML: they control the paths taken when processing a page. Processing instructions are lines that start with a "{{{#}}}" character followed by a keyword and optionally some arguments. Two consecutive hash marks at the start of a line are a comment that won't appear in the processed page.
* {{{#FORMAT}}} ''format-specifier'': defines the input format for this page, known formats are:
* {{{#REDIRECT}}} ''pagename'': redirect to a different page (see MeatBall:PageRedirect'''''')
All !PIs must appear at the very start of a page. An exception are comment !PIs, those may appear within a wiki page (but obviously not in pages using other formats).
* {{{#title}}} ''title text'': set the title of the page
- HelpContents . . . . 8 matches
Here is a tour of the most important help pages:
* HelpOnPageCreation - how to create a new page, and how to use page templates
* HelpOnPageDeletion - how to delete pages
* HelpOnEditing - how to edit a page
* HelpOnNavigation - explains the navigational elements on a page
* HelpOnActions - tools that work on pages or the whole site
An automatically generated index of all help pages is on HelpIndex
- FindPage . . . . 6 matches
You can use this page to search all entries in this WikiWiki. Searches are not case sensitive.
* FindPage: search or browse the database in various ways
* TitleIndex: a list of all pages in the wiki
* WordIndex: a list of all words that are part of page title (thus, a list of the concepts in a wiki)
* WikiSandBox: feel free to change this page and experiment with editing
Or go direct to a page, or create a new page by entering its name here:
- HelpOnEditing . . . . 6 matches
== Page Editing ==
Names of pages have to LookLikeThis. It's called a WikiName. If you write a word that LookLikeThis, it will be automatically turned into a link. More details about this you find on HelpForBeginners.
The following pages describe the elements (wiki markup) you can use to get special formatting effects:
* HelpOnProcessingInstructions - how to influence page formatting
* HelpOnXmlPages - how to store pages with XML content and process them via XSLT
* HelpOnSubPages - how to group together related information
To experiment with wiki markup, go to the WikiSandBox and then click on "Edit''''''Text" at the bottom of the page. Use your browser's "open a new window with this link" feature on the word "WikiSandBox", so you can keep the help pages open side-by-side to the editing window.
- HelpOnLinking . . . . 6 matches
== Arbitrary Page Names ==
If you enclose a sequence of characters in square brackets and double quotes {{{["like this"]}}}, that makes it a page name. That can be used for specific uses of MoinMoin (like organizing a list of items, e.g. your CD collection, by their "natural" name), or if you want to create a wiki with a non-western character encoding.
In addition to the standard schemas, there are MoinMoin-specific ones: `wiki:`, `attachment:`, `inline:`, and `drawing:`. "`wiki:`" indicates an InterWiki link, so `MoniWiki:FrontPage` and `wiki:MoniWiki:FrontPage` are equivalent; you will normally prefer the shorter form, the "`wiki`" scheme becomes important when you use bracketed links, since there you always need a scheme. The other three schemes are related to file attachments and are explained on HelpOnActions/AttachFile.
* [http://moniwiki.sourceforge.net/ MoniWiki Sourceforge Homepage]
* [wiki:MeatBall:InterWiki InterWiki page on MeatBall]
* [http://moniwiki.sourceforge.net/ MoniWiki Sourceforge Homepage]
* [wiki:MeatBall:InterWiki InterWiki page on MeatBall]
/!\ To get rid of confusion, {{{wiki:InterWiki/Page}}} link method is not supported by MoniWiki.
{{{wiki:MeatBall/InterWiki}}} is interpreted as {{{wiki:MeatBall:InterWiki}}} in the MoinMoin. But it confuse users with {{{wiki:WikiPage/SubPage}}} syntax.
=== single bracketed page ===
- HelpOnXmlPages . . . . 4 matches
== XML Pages & XSLT Processing ==
If you have Python4Suite installed in your system, it is possible to save XML documents as pages. It's important to start those pages with an XML declaration "{{{<?xml ...>}}}" in the very first line. Also, you have to specify the stylesheet that is to be used to process the XML document to HTML. This is done using a [http://www.w3.org/TR/xml-stylesheet/ standard "xml-stylesheet" processing instruction], with the name of a page containing the stylesheet as the "{{{href}}}" parameter.
See the following example for details, which can also be found on the XsltVersion page.
- RecentChanges . . . . 4 matches
Total [[PageCount]] pages
|||| [[Icon(diff)]] ||marks older pages that have at least one backup version stored (click for an author diff)||
|||| [[Icon(updated)]] ||marks pages edited since you set your bookmark (click for a bookmark diff)||
|||| [[Icon(new)]] ||marks pages created since you set your bookmark, and were not edited after creation||
- WikiHomePage . . . . 3 matches
A WikiHomePage is your personal page on a WikiWiki, where you could put information how to contact you, your interests and skills, etc. It is regarded as to be owned by the person that created it, so be careful when editing it.
When you create one, put the the word Category''''''Homepage on it, like can be seen on this page.
- CalendarMacro . . . . 2 matches
'''YEAR-MONTH subpage is created'''
{{{[[Calendar("Blog",blog)]]}}} blog mode with default page
- CategoryCategory . . . . 2 matches
A category is a WikiName that exploits WikiWiki's reverse linking. If you click on the title of a category page, you'll get a list of pages belonging to that category. To get a list of all categories, click above on the Category''''''Category title.
[[PageList(^Category.*)]]
- CategoryHomepage . . . . 2 matches
A category for WikiHomePage''''''s.
Note that such pages are "owned" by the respective person, and should not be edited by others, except to leave a message to that person. To do so, just append your message to the page, after four dashes like so:
- CategoryMacro . . . . 2 matches
If you click on the title of a category page, you'll get a list of pages belonging to that category
- CategoryTemplate . . . . 2 matches
If you click on the title of a category page, you'll get a list of pages belonging to that category
- HelpOnSpellCheck . . . . 2 matches
* the page LocalSpellingWords
If the "dbhash" module is available with your Python installation, the files in "dict" are read only ''once'' and stored in a hash table. This speeds up the spell checking process because then the number of words in the ''checked page'' determines the time needed for the checking, ''not'' the number of words in the dictionary (with 250000 words, some hundred milliseconds instead of several seconds).
- LinuxSystemProgramming3 . . . . 2 matches
ssize_t (*sendpage) (struct file *, struct page *, int, size_t, loff_t *, int);
- WikiWikiWebFaq . . . . 2 matches
'''A:''' A set of pages of information that are open and free for anyone to edit as they wish. The system creates cross-reference hyperlinks between pages automatically. See WikiWikiWeb for more info.
- BlogChanges . . . . 1 match
Total [[PageCount]] pages
- BlogChangesMacro . . . . 1 match
{{{[[BlogChanges(["BlogPageName or BlogCategory(Pattern)],[개수],[all],[summary],[simple])]]}}}
{{{[[BlogChanges("WkPark/.*",summary)]]}}}: Blog Page Pattern (regex)
{{{[[BlogChanges(".*Blog",summary)]]}}}: Blog Page Pattern (regex)
{{{[[BlogChanges("Blog/Misc",summary)]]}}}: Single Blog page
- CategoryEmpty . . . . 1 match
A category for empty pages. See also DeleteThisPage.
- DeleteThisPage . . . . 1 match
A marker for pages that should be deleted.
- FoafMacro . . . . 1 match
||[[Foaf(http://internetalchemy.org/iand/foaf.rdf,homepage)]]||
- FortuneCookies . . . . 1 match
* Many pages make a thick book.
- HelpIndex . . . . 1 match
The following is a list of all help pages:
[[PageList(Help.*)]]
- HelpOnRules . . . . 1 match
You can insert a horizontal rule across the page by typing four or more dashes. The number of dashes in a horizontal rule markup determines how thick it is, up to a limit of 10.
- HelpOnSmileys . . . . 1 match
make EditTextForm page like following
- HelpOnSubPages/SubPages . . . . 1 match
This is a example page
* ../SubPages
- HomepageTemplate . . . . 1 match
== Dear @PAGE@ ==
CategoryHomepage
- InterMap . . . . 1 match
TwinPages ?action=twinpages&value=
MathWorld http://mathworld.wolfram.com/$PAGE.html
GtkRef http://developer.gnome.org/doc/API/2.0/gtk/$PAGE.html
Php http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.$PAGE.php
- InterWiki . . . . 1 match
See the wiki:MeatBall/InterWiki page on wiki:MeatBall:MeatballWiki for further details.
- TitleIndex . . . . 1 match
This is an index of all pages in this Wiki.
- UserPreferences . . . . 1 match
If you are coming to this page for the first time, you'll see form into which you can enter your username and some other settings (crypted password and e-mail are stored). If you click on '''Create Profile''', a user profile will be created for you. With the response, a HTTP cookie will be sent that contains your user ID, which enables the system to recognize you.
- WikiName . . . . 1 match
A WikiName is a word that uses capitalized words. WikiName''''''s automagically become hyperlinks to the WikiName's page.
- WikiWikiWeb . . . . 1 match
The [wiki:Wiki:FrontPage first ever wiki site] was founded in 1994 as an automated supplement to the Wiki:PortlandPatternRepository. The site was immediately popular within the pattern community, largely due to the newness of the internet and a good slate of Wiki:InvitedAuthors. The site was, and remains, dedicated to Wiki:PeopleProjectsAndPatterns.
Wiki:WardCunnigham created the site and the WikiWikiWeb machinery that operates it. He chose wiki-wiki as an alliterative substitute for quick and thereby avoided naming this stuff quick-web. An early page, Wiki:WikiWikiHyperCard, traces wiki ideas back to a Wiki:HyperCard stack he wrote in the late 80's.
* http://www.c2.com/cgi/wiki or wiki:Wiki/FrontPage
- WordIndex . . . . 1 match
This is an index of all words occuring in page titles.
- config.php . . . . 1 match
$actions=array('new','DeletePage','LikePages','Tour','Keywords');
$use_twinpages=1;
'[wiki:FindPage 찾기]' => '',
- 버스시간표 . . . . 1 match
* 구미 시외버스 시간표 http://www.gumi.go.kr/pages/sub.jsp?menuIdx=393
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