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!!! About phpwiki: URLs A special type of URL is available for making links to perform administrative and other special functions in PhpWiki. Here is a brief description of how they work. The basic syntax of a phpwiki: URL is <pre> __phpwiki:__''pagename''__?__''query-args'' </pre> If _pagename_ is omitted it defaults to the current page. _Query-args_ should be a set of parameters in standard HTTP GET format. The "action=''x''" parameter should almost always be given. It can be one of __browse__, __diff__, __edit__, __viewsource__, __zip__, __dumpserial__, __loadserial__, __remove__, __lock__, __unlock__, __login__, __logout__, __setprefs__ or __save__. The default action is __browse__. Some of the actions accept other parameters. __FullTextSearch__, __TitleSearch__: Accepts __s__=search term, and __size__=input size. __edit__: Accepts __version__. __remove__: Accepts __verify__. __save__: Accepts __editversion__, __minor_edit__, and __content__. __setprefs__: Accepts __edit_area_width__, __edit_area_height__. !! Writing Magic Links in Wiki Pages A magic link looks like: <pre> __~[__ ''text'' __|__ ''phpwiki-url'' __]__ </pre> The "''text'' *|*" is optional but usually recommended. If given it will provide the label for the link. The _phpwiki-url_ is a *phpwiki:* URL as described above. !Some examples <verbatim> [ Edit the SandBox | phpwiki:SandBox?action=edit ] </verbatim> will generate a link which will take you directly to editing the SandBox, like so: [Edit the SandBox | phpwiki:SandBox?action=edit]. Other possibilites: * [ Diff the SandBox | phpwiki:SandBox?action=diff ], * [ Lock the HomePage | phpwiki:HomePage?action=lock ], * [ Get a Full Zip Dump | phpwiki:?action=zip&include=all ], * Search for [ Page titles containing 'wiki' | phpwiki:?action=TitleSearch&s=wiki ] !! Writing Magic Forms in Wiki Pages ''__Note__: The old syntax for Magic forms is no longer supported. They are superseded by =<?plugin-form>=.'' If the plugin is called using *<?plugin-form* instead of *<?plugin* and the plugin supports searching, then it will be rendered as a form. ''size'': If given, specifies the size of the input area. ''s'': Specifies the default value for the input. !Examples: A search plugin invoked with *<?plugin* instead of *<?plugin-form* simply inserts the search results of the plugin: <verbatim> <?plugin TitleSearch s=wiki noheader=true ?> </verbatim> Search results for Page titles containing 'wiki': <?plugin TitleSearch s=wiki noheader=true ?> <verbatim> <?plugin-form FullTextSearch ?> </verbatim> gives <?plugin-form FullTextSearch ?> While <verbatim> <?plugin-form TitleSearch formsize=12 ?> </verbatim> yields <?plugin-form TitleSearch formsize=12 ?> ---- PhpWikiDocumentation