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To create a page,
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add its WikiName to an existing page and save it.
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After that, you can click on it on the revised page, since it automatically becomes a hyperlink.
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You will then be presented with your new page,
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which you can edit in the normal way.
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After you ''first'' saved it, it will be automatically created.
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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/
Profile
SubPages.
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Creating a Template Page =
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To create a template,
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follow the above description and create a page with a name ending in "'''Template'''".
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This page will then be added to the list of template pages displayed when you try to show a non-existant page. For example,
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NonExistantHelpPage has a link to HelpTemplate that loads the content of HelpTemplate into the editor box, when you click on that link.
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== Variable Substitution when Saving a Page ==
The following variables are substituted when a page is ''finally'' saved.
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Note that they'll appear unreplaced in the preview!
|| @''''''PAGE@ || Name of the page (useful for template pages) ||
|| @''''''DATE@ || Current date in the system's format ||
|| @''''''TIME@ || Current date and time in the user's format ||
|| @''''''USERNAME@ || Just the user's name (or his domain/
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IP) ||
|| @''''''USER@ || Signature "-- loginname" ||
|| @''''''SIG@ || Dated Signature "-- loginname date time" ||
|| @''''''MAILTO@ || A fancy mailto:
//www
link with the user's data ||
Note that saving template or form definition pages does ''not'' expand variables.
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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.
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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[1] cannot be deleted, so be sure to spell new WikiNames correctly.
On details on how to create and link to subpages, see HelpOnEditing/SubPages.
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- [1] Deleting pages can be activated by the wiki administrator (which you'll normally do in intranet sites only).
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Creating a Template Page ¶
To create a template, follow the above description and create a page with a name ending in "Template". This page will then be added to the list of template pages displayed when you try to show a non-existant page. For example, NonExistantHelpPage has a link to HelpTemplate that loads the content of HelpTemplate into the editor box, when you click on that link.
[편집]
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) |
| @DATE@ | Current date in the system's format |
| @TIME@ | Current date and time in the user's format |
| @USERNAME@ | Just the user's name (or his domain/IP) |
| @USER@ | Signature "-- loginname" |
| @SIG@ | Dated Signature "-- loginname date time" |
| @MAILTO@ | A fancy mailto: link with the user's data |
Note that saving template or form definition pages 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.
