Diff: Help/FrameIncludePlugin
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| Newer page: | version 4 | Last edited on 9 September 2007 0:16 | by harold | |
| Older page: | version 3 | Last edited on 22 May 2014 3:01 | by harold | Revert |
@@ -1,24 +1,21 @@
-The **~FrameInclude** [[Help:WikiPlugin|
plugin]]
will create an HTML frame that will fill the entire display area of the page (that is, the whole area the user is allowed to edit). All other text will be discarded when the page is rendered (anything outside the call to plugin, that is). In the language of hypertext this is called //
transclusion//
.
+This
plugin will create an HTML frame that will fill the entire display area of the page (that is, the whole area the user is allowed to edit). All other text will be discarded when the page is rendered (anything outside the call to plugin, that is). In the language of hypertext this is called <i>
transclusion<
/i>
.
-You might also be interested in the [[Help:
IncludePagePlugin|IncludePage]] plugin
.
+You might also be interested in the IncludePagePlugin.
-==
Examples ==
+Examples: to include a page from another site, use the <b>src</b> attribute:
-To include a page from another site, use the **
src** attribute
:
+<verbatim>
+<?plugin FrameInclude
src="http
://phpwiki.org/" ?>
+</verbatim>
-{{{
-FrameInclude src="http:
//phpwiki.org/"
>>
-}}}
+To include a page from within this wiki, use the
<b>page
</b
> attribute:
-To include a page from within this wiki, use the **page** attribute:
-
-{{{
-<
<FrameInclude page=HomePage>>
-}}}
+<verbatim>
+<?plugin
FrameInclude page=HomePage ?
>
+</verbatim
>
For more information on this plugin please read the PHP source code in the /lib/plugin directory.
-<noinclude>
-
-[[PhpWikiDocumentation]] [[CategoryWikiPlugin]]
-</noinclude>
+-
----
+
+PhpWikiDocumentation Help:WikiPlugin
current version
This plugin will create an HTML frame that will fill the entire display area of the page (that is, the whole area the user is allowed to edit). All other text will be discarded when the page is rendered (anything outside the call to plugin, that is). In the language of hypertext this is called transclusion.
You might also be interested in the IncludePagePlugin.
Examples: to include a page from another site, use the src attribute:
<?plugin FrameInclude src="http://phpwiki.org/" ?>
To include a page from within this wiki, use the page attribute:
<?plugin FrameInclude page=HomePage ?>
For more information on this plugin please read the PHP source code in the /lib/plugin directory.
Help: