WikiTags

WikiTags are html-looking markup that begin with the word wiki or wiki::. They are extensible on a per-site basis so your site may have more or fewer than those listed here for this site. They are listed here in order from least to most complicated.

< wiki include pagename >

Insert the content of pagename into the current page or template at this point. This command fails quietly if pagename does not exist. Content areas are checked as well as template areas when includes are looked up.

< wiki insertlinks "regex" "" >

Insert clickable list of all pages matching the regular expression regex. Default regex excludes notxt and introduction pages.

< wiki listusers "regex" "" >

Insert clickable list of all user names with class membership matching the regular expression regex. Default regex includes everyone.

< wiki default "varname" "val" >

Set a WikiVariable named varname to val if it is not already set. Sets and includes are done/applied in a rigorous prioritized order which has been refined over the years since wiki was invented.

Consider a value like menu-background-color. Administrative defaults are applied first, then per-user preferences. Then content and includes within content. Finally templates and includes within templates.

< wiki ifdef/ "varname" "rpl" >

If varname has been defined so far then insert rpl into the stream. rpl can contain additional WikiTags or %S%!-- to comment out/in a sequence of html tags.

< wiki user "uname" "" >
< wiki /user "uname" "" >

Turn on and off production of output if particular user (or class of user) named uname is viewing. The '/user' version turns off production if there is a match, the 'user' one turns it on if there is a match.

see also: WikiVariable