JDOC:Local interwiki links - Revision history

JoomlaWikiBot: /* Linking to Wikipedia */clean up

2013-03-16T15:06:53Z

‎Linking to Wikipedia: clean up

Bysukro at 14:30, 16 March 2013

2013-03-16T14:30:17Z

Enav: /* Linking to a board in forum.joomla.org */

2012-05-01T20:36:34Z

‎Linking to a board in forum.joomla.org

Enav: /* Linking to a board in forum.joomla.org */

2012-05-01T20:35:22Z

‎Linking to a board in forum.joomla.org

Mvangeest: Adjusted link after page move

2011-11-25T20:54:04Z

Adjusted link after page move

Mvangeest: moved Local interwiki links to JDOC:Local interwiki links: Moved page to the JDOC namespace as it discusses the documentation effort

2011-11-25T20:51:34Z

moved Local interwiki links to JDOC:Local interwiki links: Moved page to the JDOC namespace as it discusses the documentation effort

CirTap: /* Linking to WikiPedia */

2008-01-19T18:36:30Z

‎Linking to WikiPedia

CirTap: /* Linking to PHP documentation */

2008-01-19T18:36:15Z

‎Linking to PHP documentation

CirTap at 17:42, 19 January 2008

2008-01-19T17:42:24Z

CirTap: /* Linking to a board in forum.joomla.org */

2008-01-18T20:17:02Z

‎Linking to a board in forum.joomla.org

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 </pre>
 where xxxxxxxxx is the target page name.  For example, the Joomla! page can be linked to by inserting <nowiki>[[wikipedia:Joomla!]]</nowiki>.  Just to prove it works, here it is: [[wikipedia:Joomla!]].  Piped links work too, so <nowiki>[[wikipedia:Joomla!|]]</nowiki> is rendered as: [[wikipedia:Joomla!|Joomla!]].
-[[Category:JDOC Projects]]
+<noinclude>[[Category:Documentation Wiki Information]]</noinclude>

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	</pre>		</pre>
	where xxxxxxxxx is the target page name. For example, the Joomla! page can be linked to by inserting <nowiki>[[wikipedia:Joomla!]]</nowiki>. Just to prove it works, here it is: [[wikipedia:Joomla!]]. Piped links work too, so <nowiki>[[wikipedia:Joomla!\|]]</nowiki> is rendered as: [[wikipedia:Joomla!\|Joomla!]].		where xxxxxxxxx is the target page name. For example, the Joomla! page can be linked to by inserting <nowiki>[[wikipedia:Joomla!]]</nowiki>. Just to prove it works, here it is: [[wikipedia:Joomla!]]. Piped links work too, so <nowiki>[[wikipedia:Joomla!\|]]</nowiki> is rendered as: [[wikipedia:Joomla!\|Joomla!]].
		+	[[Category:JDOC Projects]]

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 [[jforum:#####]]
 </pre>
-where ##### is replaced by the board number.  For example, the Developer Documentation Forum is board number 303 and so can be linked to by inserting <nowiki>[[jforum:303]]</nowiki> into the wiki page.  Just to prove it works, here it is: [[jforum:303]].  Piped links work too, so <pre>[[jforum:303|Developer Documentation Forum]]</pre> is rendered as: [[jforum:303|Developer Documentation Forum]]
+where ##### is replaced by the board number.  For example, the Developer Documentation Forum is board number 303 and so can be linked to by inserting <nowiki>[[jforum:303]]</nowiki> into the wiki page.  Just to prove it works, here it is: [[jforum:303]].  Piped links work too, so <pre>[[jforum:303|Documentation - Feedback/Information/Suggestions]]</pre> is rendered as: [[jforum:303|Documentation - Feedback/Information/Suggestions]]
 To make things a little bit easier when linking to any of the well-known ''Working Group'' fora you can use the {{tlx|jforum}} template. It accepts a (hopefully) easy to remember keyword instead of a number to create a link. Instead of <nowiki>[[jforum:303]]</nowiki> you can use {{tlx|jforum|devdoc}} or {{tlx|jforum|ddt}} ('''D'''eveloper '''D'''ocumentation '''T'''eam). And to prove the template works equally well, here's how both keywords are rendered: {{jforum|devdoc}} and {{jforum|ddt}}.

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 [[jforum:#####]]
 </pre>
-where ##### is replaced by the board number.  For example, the Developer Documentation Forum is board number 60 and so can be linked to by inserting <nowiki>[[jforum:60]]</nowiki> into the wiki page.  Just to prove it works, here it is: [[jforum:60]].  Piped links work too, so <pre>[[jforum:60|Developer Documentation Forum]]</pre> is rendered as: [[jforum:60|Developer Documentation Forum]]
+where ##### is replaced by the board number.  For example, the Developer Documentation Forum is board number 303 and so can be linked to by inserting <nowiki>[[jforum:303]]</nowiki> into the wiki page.  Just to prove it works, here it is: [[jforum:303]].  Piped links work too, so <pre>[[jforum:303|Developer Documentation Forum]]</pre> is rendered as: [[jforum:303|Developer Documentation Forum]]
-To make things a little bit easier when linking to any of the well-known ''Working Group'' fora you can use the {{tlx|jforum}} template. It accepts a (hopefully) easy to remember keyword instead of a number to create a link. Instead of <nowiki>[[jforum:60]]</nowiki> you can use {{tlx|jforum|devdoc}} or {{tlx|jforum|ddt}} ('''D'''eveloper '''D'''ocumentation '''T'''eam). And to prove the template works equally well, here's how both keywords are rendered: {{jforum|devdoc}} and {{jforum|ddt}}.
+To make things a little bit easier when linking to any of the well-known ''Working Group'' fora you can use the {{tlx|jforum}} template. It accepts a (hopefully) easy to remember keyword instead of a number to create a link. Instead of <nowiki>[[jforum:303]]</nowiki> you can use {{tlx|jforum|devdoc}} or {{tlx|jforum|ddt}} ('''D'''eveloper '''D'''ocumentation '''T'''eam). And to prove the template works equally well, here's how both keywords are rendered: {{jforum|devdoc}} and {{jforum|ddt}}.
 ===Linking to a topic in forum.joomla.org===

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−	<p style="text-align:center;border:1px solid #ccc">[[Local wiki templates]] • [[Local wiki extensions]] • [[Local interwiki links]]</p>	+	<p style="text-align:center;border:1px solid #ccc">[[JDOC:Local wiki templates\|Local wiki templates]] • [[JDOC:Local wiki extensions\|Local wiki extensions]] • [[JDOC:Local interwiki links\|Local interwiki links]]</p>
	An interwiki link is a kind of short-cut link that allows you to link to an external website (it doesn't have to be another wiki) using a simple syntax similar to an internal page link. The interwiki reference takes a single parameter and uses it to construct the full URL to the external site.		An interwiki link is a kind of short-cut link that allows you to link to an external website (it doesn't have to be another wiki) using a simple syntax similar to an internal page link. The interwiki reference takes a single parameter and uses it to construct the full URL to the external site.

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 where xxxxxxxxx is replaced by a word, usually a PHP function name.  For example, the reference page for the PHP strlen() function can be linked to by inserting <nowiki>[[php:strlen]]</nowiki> into the wiki page.  Just to prove it works, here it is: [[php:strlen]].  Piped links work too, so <pre>[[php:strlen|strlen()]]</pre> is rendered as: [[php:strlen|strlen()]].
-===Linking to WikiPedia===
+===Linking to Wikipedia===
 To link to a page on (english) wikipedia.org you can use this syntax:
 <pre>

← Older revision		Revision as of 18:36, 19 January 2008
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	</pre>		</pre>
	where xxxxxxxxx is replaced by a word, usually a PHP function name. For example, the reference page for the PHP strlen() function can be linked to by inserting <nowiki>[[php:strlen]]</nowiki> into the wiki page. Just to prove it works, here it is: [[php:strlen]]. Piped links work too, so <pre>[[php:strlen\|strlen()]]</pre> is rendered as: [[php:strlen\|strlen()]].		where xxxxxxxxx is replaced by a word, usually a PHP function name. For example, the reference page for the PHP strlen() function can be linked to by inserting <nowiki>[[php:strlen]]</nowiki> into the wiki page. Just to prove it works, here it is: [[php:strlen]]. Piped links work too, so <pre>[[php:strlen\|strlen()]]</pre> is rendered as: [[php:strlen\|strlen()]].
		+
		+	===Linking to WikiPedia===
		+	To link to a page on (english) wikipedia.org you can use this syntax:
		+	<pre>
		+	[[wikipedia:xxxxxxxxx]]
		+	</pre>
		+	where xxxxxxxxx is the target page name. For example, the Joomla! page can be linked to by inserting <nowiki>[[wikipedia:Joomla!]]</nowiki>. Just to prove it works, here it is: [[wikipedia:Joomla!]]. Piped links work too, so <nowiki>[[wikipedia:Joomla!\|]]</nowiki> is rendered as: [[wikipedia:Joomla!\|Joomla!]].

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		+	<p style="text-align:center;border:1px solid #ccc">[[Local wiki templates]] • [[Local wiki extensions]] • [[Local interwiki links]]</p>
	An interwiki link is a kind of short-cut link that allows you to link to an external website (it doesn't have to be another wiki) using a simple syntax similar to an internal page link. The interwiki reference takes a single parameter and uses it to construct the full URL to the external site.		An interwiki link is a kind of short-cut link that allows you to link to an external website (it doesn't have to be another wiki) using a simple syntax similar to an internal page link. The interwiki reference takes a single parameter and uses it to construct the full URL to the external site.