admin/helppages.sql
UPDATE gwiki_pages set active = 0 where keyword IN
('Help:Index', 'Help:Text', 'Help:References', 'Help:Administration',
'Help:Blocks', 'Help:Images', 'Help:Format', 'Help:Boxes',
'Help:Tables', 'Help:PageSets', 'Help:Extras', 'Help:Misc',
'Help:Preferences', 'Help:Links', 'Help:Introduction', 'Help:Pages',
'Help:Wizard');
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INSERT INTO xf3f_gwiki_pages (keyword, display_keyword, title, body, parent_page, page_set_home, page_set_order, meta_description, meta_keywords, lastmodified, uid, admin_lock, active, search_body, toc_cache, show_in_index, gwiki_version) VALUES('Help:Boxes', 'Help - Boxes', 'Boxes', 'Boxes are containers that provide a visual highlight for their contents. All wiki boxes follow the following form:\r\n\r\n\\\\\r\n##**{//type// title}content{end//type//}**##\r\n\r\n\r\n=Information\r\n!!black,#ffa:##**{{{{info Information}This is an Info box.{endinfo}}}}**##!!\r\n{info Information}This is an Info box.{endinfo}\r\n=Note\r\n!!black,#ffa:##**{{{{note Note}This is a Note box.{endnote}}}}**##!!\r\n{note Note}This is a Note box.{endnote}\r\n=Tip\r\n!!black,#ffa:##**{{{{tip Tip}This is a Tip box{endtip}}}}**##!!\r\n{tip Tip}This is a Tip box{endtip}\r\n=Warning\r\n!!black,#ffa:##**{{{{warning Warning}This is a Warning box{endwarning}}}}**##!!\r\n{warning Warning}This is a Warning box{endwarning}\r\n=Code\r\nThe contents of a code box are shown as preformated text.\r\n\r\n!!black,#ffa:##**{{{{code Code}This is a Code box.{endcode}}}}**##!!\r\n{code Code}This is a Code box.{endcode}\r\n=Folded\r\n!!black,#ffa:##**{{{{folded Folded}Folded box content doesn''t show until it is clicked.{endfolded}}}}**##!!\r\n{folded Folded}Folded box content doesn''t show until it is clicked.{endfolded}\r\n\r\n{tip On Right|right}Right floating Tip box{endtip}\r\n=Box Modifiers\r\nAny box can accept a single modifier to set it to either side.\r\n\r\n\\\\\r\n!!black,#ffa:##**{{{{tip On Right|right}Right floating Tip box{endtip}}}}**##!!\r\n{break}\r\n{note To Left|left}Left floating Note{endnote}\r\n\\\\\\\\!!black,#ffa:##**{{{{note To Left|left}Left floating Note{endnote}}}}**##!!\r\n{break}\r\n', '', 'Help:Index', 9, '', '', 1368132664, 1, 0, 1, 'Boxes are containers that provide a visual highlight for their contents. All wiki boxes follow the following form:\n\n{type title}content{endtype}\n\nInformation\n{info Information}This is an Info box.{endinfo}\nInformationThis is an Info box.\n\nNote\n{note Note}This is a Note box.{endnote}\nNoteThis is a Note box.\n\nTip\n{tip Tip}This is a Tip box{endtip}\nTipThis is a Tip box\n\nWarning\n{warning Warning}This is a Warning box{endwarning}\nWarningThis is a Warning box\n\nCode\nThe contents of a code box are shown as preformated text.\n{code Code}This is a Code box.{endcode}\nCodeThis is a Code box.\n\nFolded\n{folded Folded}Folded box content doesn''t show until it is clicked.{endfolded}\nFoldedClick to toggle the display of this section.Folded box content doesn''t show until it is clicked.\n\nOn RightRight floating Tip box\n\nBox Modifiers\nAny box can accept a single modifier to set it to either side.\n\n{tip On Right|right}Right floating Tip box{endtip}\n\nTo LeftLeft floating Note\n\n{note To Left|left}Left floating Note{endnote}\n\n', 'a:8:{i:0;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:1;s:4:"name";s:5:"Boxes";}i:1;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:2;s:4:"name";s:11:"Information";}i:2;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:2;s:4:"name";s:4:"Note";}i:3;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:2;s:4:"name";s:3:"Tip";}i:4;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:2;s:4:"name";s:7:"Warning";}i:5;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:2;s:4:"name";s:4:"Code";}i:6;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:2;s:4:"name";s:6:"Folded";}i:7;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:2;s:4:"name";s:13:"Box Modifiers";}}', 1, 1);
INSERT INTO xf3f_gwiki_pages (keyword, display_keyword, title, body, parent_page, page_set_home, page_set_order, meta_description, meta_keywords, lastmodified, uid, admin_lock, active, search_body, toc_cache, show_in_index, gwiki_version) VALUES('Help:Tables', 'Help - Tables', 'Tables', 'Tables cells are enclosed in vertical bars.\r\n\r\n!!black,#ffa:##**{{{|cell|}}}**##!!\r\n|cell|\r\n\r\nThe alignment and formatting in a cell can be modified with a format character following its opening bar. An "**{{{=}}}**" makes it a header cell, a "**>**" right aligns the content, a "**<**" left aligns it and a "**+**" centers it. The spaces and bar alignments in the following example are to help readability only; they are not required.\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n!!black,#ffa:##**{nowiki}|= Concept |= Rendered Example |{endnowiki}**##!!\\\\\r\n!!black,#ffa:##**{nowiki}|Alignment |< Left |{endnowiki}**##!!\\\\\r\n!!black,#ffa:##**{nowiki}| |+ Center |{endnowiki}**##!!\\\\\r\n!!black,#ffa:##**{nowiki}| |> Right |{endnowiki}**##!!\\\\\r\n!!black,#ffa:##**{nowiki}|Numeric Formatting | $3.98 |{endnowiki}**##!!\\\\\r\n!!black,#ffa:##**{nowiki}| | +12.01 |{endnowiki}**##!!\\\\\r\n!!black,#ffa:##**{nowiki}|>(negative) | -$6.67 |{endnowiki}**##!!\\\\\r\n!!black,#ffa:##**{nowiki}|>(not a number) | n/a |{endnowiki}**##!!\\\\\r\n!!black,#ffa:##**{nowiki}| | -0- |{endnowiki}**##!!\\\\\r\n!!black,#ffa:##**{nowiki}|>(default) | 12.34 |{endnowiki}**##!!\\\\\r\n!!black,#ffa:##**{nowiki}|>(explicit format) |> 12.34 |{endnowiki}**##!!\\\\\r\n!!black,#ffa:##**{nowiki}| |< 12.34 |{endnowiki}**##!!\\\\\r\n\r\n\r\n|= Concept |= Rendered Example |\r\n|Alignment |< Left |\r\n| |+ Center |\r\n| |> Right |\r\n|Numeric Formatting | $3.98 |\r\n| | +12.01 |\r\n|>(negative) | -$6.67 |\r\n|>(not a number) | n/a |\r\n| | -0- |\r\n|>(default) | 12.34 |\r\n|>(explicit format) |> 12.34 |\r\n| |< 12.34 |', '', 'Help:Index', 10, '', '', 1368132673, 1, 0, 1, 'Tables cells are enclosed in vertical bars.\n|cell|\n\ncell\n\nThe alignment and formatting in a cell can be modified with a format character following its opening bar. An "=" makes it a header cell, a ">" right aligns the content, a "<" left aligns it and a "+" centers it. The spaces and bar alignments in the following example are to help readability only; they are not required.\n\n|= Concept |= Rendered Example |\n|Alignment |< Left |\n| |+ Center |\n| |> Right |\n|Numeric Formatting | $3.98 |\n| | +12.01 |\n|>(negative) | -$6.67 |\n|>(not a number) | n/a |\n| | -0- |\n|>(default) | 12.34 |\n|>(explicit format) |> 12.34 |\n| |< 12.34 |\n\n\n Concept Rendered Example \nAlignment Left \n Center \n Right \nNumeric Formatting $3.98\n +12.01\n(negative) -$6.67\n(not a number) n/a \n -0-\n(default) 12.34\n(explicit format) 12.34 \n 12.34 \n\n', 'a:1:{i:0;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:1;s:4:"name";s:6:"Tables";}}', 1, 1);
INSERT INTO xf3f_gwiki_pages (keyword, display_keyword, title, body, parent_page, page_set_home, page_set_order, meta_description, meta_keywords, lastmodified, uid, admin_lock, active, search_body, toc_cache, show_in_index, gwiki_version) VALUES('Help:References', 'Help - Footnotes, Citations and References', 'Footnotes, Citations and References', '=References\r\n##**{{{{ref id|first|repeat}citation{endref}}}}**##\r\n\r\nThis general form is used for both numeric and parenthetical form documentation styles. Although is is not blocked by the wiki engine, mixing the two styles on a single page may produce undesired results.\r\n\r\n* **id** is an author assigned unique identifier made of alphanumeric characters for the specified //Citation Information//. The **id** is optional, and not needed if the reference is the only one to the citation. The **id** is internal to the page, and is not displayed to a viewer.\r\n* **first** is specified only if a parenthetical reference is desired. The text of **first** is shown enclosed in parenthesis for the first reference to a citation, as a link to the //Citation Information// in the reference list.\r\n* **repeat** is also specified only for parenthetical references. The text of **repeat** is used for subsequent references to a citation, usually as a condensed version of the more detailed **first** reference. If not specified, the **first** value will be used instead.\r\n* **citation** is the source cited for this reference. The reference will produce a link to this citation in the reference list. **Citation** can contain wiki markup to format the display in the list.\r\n\r\nFor repeated references to the same citation, only the **id** is considered.\r\n\r\n==Numeric Style\r\n!!black,#ffa:##**{{{{ref}Wiki Author, //Example One, a simple one time citation//, 2013.{endref}}}}**##!!\r\n\r\nThis shows the simplest form of reference.{ref}Wiki Author, //Example One, a simple one time citation//, 2013.{endref}\r\n\r\n!!black,#ffa:##**{{{{ref my1}Wiki Author, //Example Two, a repeated citation with an "id"//, 2013.{endref}}}}**##!!\r\n\r\n!!black,#ffa:##**{{{{ref my1}{endref}}}}**##!!\r\n\r\nSometimes you need to make more than one reference to a citation.{ref my1}Wiki Author, //Example Two, a repeated citation with an "id"//, 2013.{endref} This shows how this can be accomplished{ref my1}{endref} quickly and easily.\r\n\r\n==Parenthetical Style\r\n!!black,#ffa:##**{{{{ref |Wiki Author, 2013}Wiki Author, //Example Three, a parenthetical citation//, 2013.{endref}}}}**##!!\r\n\r\nThis shows a simple one time parenthetical citation. {ref |Wiki Author, 2013}Wiki Author, //Example Three, a parenthetical citation//, 2013.{endref}\r\n\r\n!!black,#ffa:##**{{{{ref cmos|The Chicago Manual of Style Online|Chicago-Style}The Chicago Manual }}}**##!!\r\n!!black,#ffa:##**{{{of Style Online, "Chicago-Style Citation Quick Guide", Accessed April 25, 2013, }}}**##!! \r\n!!black,#ffa:##**{{{[[http://www.chicagomanualofstyle.org/tools_citationguide.html]]{endref}}}}**##!!\r\n\r\n!!black,#ffa:##**{{{{ref cmos}{endref}}}}**##!!\r\n\r\nFormatting of the actual citation can be accomplished using normal wiki markup, based on your chosen style guide. In some guides the //numeric// style is called //notes and bibliography//, while the //parenthetical// style is known as author-date {ref cmos|The Chicago Manual of Style Online|Chicago-Style}The Chicago Manual of Style Online, "Chicago-Style Citation Quick Guide", Accessed April 25, 2013, [[http://www.chicagomanualofstyle.org/tools_citationguide.html]]{endref}. There are many ways to format and reference citations, and the formatting can vary based on the type of source being cited {ref cmos}{endref}. \r\n\r\n=Reference List\r\nTo display the citations collected in you can use this command:\r\n\r\n!!black,#ffa:##**{{{{reflist}}}}**##!!\r\n\r\n{reflist}\r\n----\r\nIf you have defined references, but not used ##~{reflist}##, then the reference list will be automatically appended to the end of the page.', '', 'Help:Index', 11, '', '', 1368132691, 1, 0, 1, '\nReferences\n{ref id|first|repeat}citation{endref}\nThis general form is used for both numeric and parenthetical form documentation styles. Although is is not blocked by the wiki engine, mixing the two styles on a single page may produce undesired results.\n\n\n id is an author assigned unique identifier made of alphanumeric characters for the specified Citation Information. The id is optional, and not needed if the reference is the only one to the citation. The id is internal to the page, and is not displayed to a viewer.\n first is specified only if a parenthetical reference is desired. The text of first is shown enclosed in parenthesis for the first reference to a citation, as a link to the Citation Information in the reference list.\n repeat is also specified only for parenthetical references. The text of repeat is used for subsequent references to a citation, usually as a condensed version of the more detailed first reference. If not specified, the first value will be used instead.\n citation is the source cited for this reference. The reference will produce a link to this citation in the reference list. Citation can contain wiki markup to format the display in the list.\nFor repeated references to the same citation, only the id is considered.\nNumeric Style\n{ref}Wiki Author, //Example One, a simple one time citation//, 2013.{endref}\nThis shows the simplest form of reference.1\n{ref my1}Wiki Author, //Example Two, a repeated citation with an "id"//, 2013.{endref}\n{ref my1}{endref}\nSometimes you need to make more than one reference to a citation.2 This shows how this can be accomplished2 quickly and easily.\nParenthetical Style\n{ref |Wiki Author, 2013}Wiki Author, //Example Three, a parenthetical citation//, 2013.{endref}\nThis shows a simple one time parenthetical citation. (Wiki Author, 2013)\n{ref cmos|The Chicago Manual of Style Online|Chicago-Style}The Chicago Manual \nof Style Online, "Chicago-Style Citation Quick Guide", Accessed April 25, 2013, \n[[http://www.chicagomanualofstyle.org/tools_citationguide.html]]{endref}\n{ref cmos}{endref}\nFormatting of the actual citation can be accomplished using normal wiki markup, based on your chosen style guide. In some guides the numeric style is called notes and bibliography, while the parenthetical style is known as author-date (The Chicago Manual of Style Online). There are many ways to format and reference citations, and the formatting can vary based on the type of source being cited (Chicago-Style). \nReference List\nTo display the citations collected in you can use this command:\n{reflist}\n1. Wiki Author, Example One, a simple one time citation, 2013.\n2. Wiki Author, Example Two, a repeated citation with an "id", 2013.\nWiki Author, Example Three, a parenthetical citation, 2013.\nThe Chicago Manual of Style Online, "Chicago-Style Citation Quick Guide", Accessed April 25, 2013, http://www.chicagomanualofstyle.org/tools_citationguide.html \n\n\nIf you have defined references, but not used {reflist}, then the reference list will be automatically appended to the end of the page.\n', 'a:5:{i:0;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:1;s:4:"name";s:35:"Footnotes, Citations and References";}i:1;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:2;s:4:"name";s:10:"References";}i:2;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:3;s:4:"name";s:13:"Numeric Style";}i:3;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:3;s:4:"name";s:19:"Parenthetical Style";}i:4;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:2;s:4:"name";s:14:"Reference List";}}', 1, 1);
INSERT INTO xf3f_gwiki_pages (keyword, display_keyword, title, body, parent_page, page_set_home, page_set_order, meta_description, meta_keywords, lastmodified, uid, admin_lock, active, search_body, toc_cache, show_in_index, gwiki_version) VALUES('Help:Misc', 'Help - Miscellaneous Directives', 'Miscellaneous Directives', '=Table of Contents\r\n!!black,#ffa:##**{{{{toc}}}}**##!!\r\n{toc}\r\n\r\nThis directive inserts a table of contents into the page. The table of contents is built automatically based on the use of headers (lines starting with one to five equal signs (**=**). The page title is considered the highest level of the table of contents.\r\n\r\n=Line Break\r\nThere are several ways to insert a line break into text. The first is the [[http://wikicreole.org/wiki/Creole1.0|~WikiCreole]] standard, two backslashes (**{{{\\\\\\\\}}}**).\r\n\r\n!!black,#ffa:##**{{{Insert a break\\\\\\\\into a line.}}}**##!!\r\n\r\nInsert a break\\\\into a line.\r\n\r\nAlso supported is the //blog style//:\r\n\r\n!!black,#ffa:##**{{{Blog style line[[BR]]breaks work, too.}}}**##!!\r\n\r\nBlog style line[[BR]]breaks work, too.\r\n\r\nAnd one more option:\r\n\r\n!!black,#ffa:##**{{{Insert a break{break}into a line.}}}**##!!\r\n\r\nInsert a break{break}into a line.\r\n\r\nThe ** ~{break}** directive is similar to the others, but by default is styled to clear left and right.\r\n\r\n=No Wiki\r\nThere are several ways to inhibit normal wiki processing of text. The first is the [[http://wikicreole.org/wiki/Creole1.0|~WikiCreole]] standard, pairs of three curly braces (**{nowiki}{{{...}}}{endnowiki}**). This form, by definition forces the contents to be considered preformatted, if used in a block mode, and monospaced if used inline. \r\n\r\n!!black,#ffa:##**Notice that {{{{{{[[This is not a link]]}}}}}}**##!!\r\n\r\nNotice that {{{[[This is not a link]]}}}\r\n\r\n!!black,#ffa:##**{{{\r\nThis is a preformatted\r\nblock of text.\r\n}}}**##!!\r\n\r\n{{{\r\nThis is a preformatted\r\nblock of text.\r\n}}}\r\n\r\nAn alternate form uses ** ~{\\nowiki}** and** ~{\\endnowiki}** tags. Anything between the tags is not processed. Unlike the **{nowiki}{{{...}}}{endnowiki}** form, this does not treat the enclosed text as preformatted or force a particular style.\r\n\r\n!!black,#ffa:##**Notice that {{{{\\nowiki}[[This is not a link]]{\\endnowiki}}}}**##!!\r\n\r\nNotice that {nowiki}[[This is not a link]]{endnowiki}\r\n\r\n==Escape One Character\r\nThe tilde (**~~**) can be used as an escape character to stop normal wiki processing. The tilde only escapes the single following character. A tilde can also escape a tilde which would otherwise be treated as an escape character.\r\n\r\n!!black,#ffa:##**Notice that ~~{{{[[This is not a link]]}}}**##!!\r\n\r\nNotice that ~[[This is not a link]]\r\n\r\n\r\n=Page Index\r\n!!black,#ffa:##**{{{{pageindex help:}}}}**##!!\r\n\r\n{folded See the P\\ageIndex Example}\r\n{pageindex help:}{endfolded}\r\n\r\nThis directive inserts an index of wiki pages into the current page. The argument (in this case //help://) if specified is used as a page prefix to match, and only pages with names starting with the given prefix are shown.\r\n\r\n=Recent Changes\r\n!!black,#ffa:##**{{{{recentchanges}}}}**##!!\r\n\r\n{folded See the R\\ecentChanges Example}\r\n{recentchanges}{endfolded}\r\n\r\nThis directive inserts a list of recently changed wiki pages into the current page. This directive, like //pageindex//, will accept a prefix to match as an argument.\r\n\r\n=Horizontal Rule\r\nFour (or more) dashes (**-**) alone on a line produce a horizontal rule.\r\n\r\n!!black,#ffa:##**{{{----}}}**##!!\r\n----\r\n\r\n=More\r\n##**{{{{more}}}}**##\r\n\r\nThis directive marks the cutoff for teaser section of the page. It is used for page display [[Help:Blocks|blocks]].\r\n\r\n=Entities\r\nThe wiki provides directives for a number of common entities as shown in the following table.\r\n\r\n|= Wiki Code |= Description |= Displays as |\r\n|+ {\\cent} | Cent |+ {cent} |\r\n|+ {\\pound} | Pound |+ {pound} |\r\n|+ {\\yen} | Yen |+ {yen} |\r\n|+ {\\euro} | Euro |+ {euro} |\r\n|+ {\\c} or (\\c) | Copyright |+ {c} |\r\n|+ {\\r} or (\\r) | Registered Trademark |+ {r} |\r\n|+ {\\tm} or (\\tm) | Trademark |+ {tm} |\r\n|+ {\\sm} | Servicemark |+ {sm} |\r\n|+ {\\nbsp} | Non-Breaking Space |+ {nbsp} |', '', 'Help:Index', 12, '', '', 1368132712, 1, 0, 1, '\nTable of Contents\n\n\nThis directive inserts a table of contents into the page. The table of contents is built automatically based on the use of headers (lines starting with one to five equal signs (=). The page title is considered the highest level of the table of contents.\nLine Break\nThere are several ways to insert a line break into text. The first is the WikiCreole standard, two backslashes (\\\\).\nInsert a break\\\\into a line.\nInsert a breakinto a line.\nAlso supported is the blog style:\nBlog style line[[BR]]breaks work, too.\nBlog style linebreaks work, too.\nAnd one more option:\nInsert a break{break}into a line.\nInsert a breakinto a line.\nThe {break} directive is similar to the others, but by default is styled to clear left and right.\nNo Wiki\nThere are several ways to inhibit normal wiki processing of text. The first is the WikiCreole standard, pairs of three curly braces ({{{...}}}). This form, by definition forces the contents to be considered preformatted, if used in a block mode, and monospaced if used inline. \nNotice that {{{[[This is not a link]]}}}\nNotice that [[This is not a link]]\n{{{\nThis is a preformatted\nblock of text.\n}}}\n\nThis is a preformatted\nblock of text.\n\n\nAn alternate form uses {nowiki} and {endnowiki} tags. Anything between the tags is not processed. Unlike the {{{...}}} form, this does not treat the enclosed text as preformatted or force a particular style.\nNotice that {nowiki}[[This is not a link]]{endnowiki}\nNotice that [[This is not a link]]\nEscape One Character\nThe tilde (~) can be used as an escape character to stop normal wiki processing. The tilde only escapes the single following character. A tilde can also escape a tilde which would otherwise be treated as an escape character.\nNotice that ~[[This is not a link]]\nNotice that [[This is not a link]]\n\nPage Index\n\nSee the PageIndex ExampleClick to toggle the display of this section.\n\n\nThis directive inserts an index of wiki pages into the current page. The argument (in this case help://) if specified is used as a page prefix to match, and only pages with names starting with the given prefix are shown.\nRecent Changes\n\n{folded See the RecentChanges Example}\n\nThis directive inserts a list of recently changed wiki pages into the current page. This directive, like pageindex, will accept a prefix to match as an argument.\nHorizontal Rule\nFour (or more) dashes (-) alone on a line produce a horizontal rule.\n----\n\n\nMore\n{more}\nThis directive marks the cutoff for teaser section of the page. It is used for page display blocks.\nEntities\nThe wiki provides directives for a number of common entities as shown in the following table.\n\n Wiki Code Description Displays as \n {cent} Cent ¢ \n {pound} Pound £ \n {yen} Yen ¥ \n {euro} Euro € \n {c} or (c) Copyright © \n {r} or (r) Registered Trademark ® \n {tm} or (tm) Trademark ™ \n {sm} Servicemark SM \n {nbsp} Non-Breaking Space \n\n', 'a:10:{i:0;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:1;s:4:"name";s:24:"Miscellaneous Directives";}i:1;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:2;s:4:"name";s:17:"Table of Contents";}i:2;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:2;s:4:"name";s:10:"Line Break";}i:3;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:2;s:4:"name";s:7:"No Wiki";}i:4;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:3;s:4:"name";s:20:"Escape One Character";}i:5;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:2;s:4:"name";s:10:"Page Index";}i:6;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:2;s:4:"name";s:14:"Recent Changes";}i:7;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:2;s:4:"name";s:15:"Horizontal Rule";}i:8;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:2;s:4:"name";s:4:"More";}i:9;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:2;s:4:"name";s:8:"Entities";}}', 1, 1);
INSERT INTO xf3f_gwiki_pages (keyword, display_keyword, title, body, parent_page, page_set_home, page_set_order, meta_description, meta_keywords, lastmodified, uid, admin_lock, active, search_body, toc_cache, show_in_index, gwiki_version) VALUES('Help:PageSets', 'Help - Page Sets and Relations', 'Related and Page Sets', '=Related Pages\r\nPages are "related" if they have the same **parent page** specified in the [[Help:Pages|Page Editor]]. To make use of this, the administrator can enable the //Related Pages// [[Help:Blocks|block]]. This block can be configured to show a limited number of related pages, choosing either the newest or most popular related pages.\r\n\r\n=Page Sets\r\n\r\nPages can be grouped into sets by specifying the same **Page Set Home** in the //Meta Edit// section of the [[Help:Pages|Page Editor]].\r\n\r\n==Page Set Navigation Buttons\r\nIf the current page is part of a page set, navigation buttons will be displayed.\r\n\r\n: {{siteurl:/modules/gwiki/assets/images/psfirst.png|First Icon|left}} Go to the first page of a page set.{break}\r\n\r\n: {{siteurl:/modules/gwiki/assets/images/psprev.png|Previous Icon|left}} Go to the previous page in a page set.{break}\r\n\r\n: {{siteurl:/modules/gwiki/assets/images/pshome.png|Home Icon|left}} Go to the Page Set Home.{break}\r\n\r\n: {{siteurl:/modules/gwiki/assets/images/psnext.png|Next Icon|left}} Go to the next page in a page set.{break}\r\n\r\n: {{siteurl:/modules/gwiki/assets/images/pslast.png|Last Icon|left}} Go to the last page in a page set.{break}\r\n\r\n==Table of Contents\r\nThe ##{{{{pagesettoc}}}}## wiki directive can be used to insert the [[Help:Misc|table of contents]] for a whole page set into the current page.\r\n\r\nAdditionally, the administrator can make the //Page Set TOC// [[Help:Blocks|block]] available. The block can be configured for how many levels of the TOC to include in its display. This block also features a search function which searches only in the page set pages.', '', 'Help:Index', 13, '', '', 1368132740, 1, 0, 1, '\nRelated Pages\nPages are "related" if they have the same parent page specified in the Page Editor. To make use of this, the administrator can enable the Related Pages block. This block can be configured to show a limited number of related pages, choosing either the newest or most popular related pages.\nPage Sets\n\nPages can be grouped into sets by specifying the same Page Set Home in the Meta Edit section of the Page Editor.\nPage Set Navigation Buttons\nIf the current page is part of a page set, navigation buttons will be displayed.\n\n\n Go to the first page of a page set.\n\n\n\n Go to the previous page in a page set.\n\n\n\n Go to the Page Set Home.\n\n\n\n Go to the next page in a page set.\n\n\n\n Go to the last page in a page set.\n\nTable of Contents\nThe wiki directive can be used to insert the table of contents for a whole page set into the current page.\nAdditionally, the administrator can make the Page Set TOC block available. The block can be configured for how many levels of the TOC to include in its display. This block also features a search function which searches only in the page set pages.\n', 'a:5:{i:0;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:1;s:4:"name";s:21:"Related and Page Sets";}i:1;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:2;s:4:"name";s:13:"Related Pages";}i:2;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:2;s:4:"name";s:9:"Page Sets";}i:3;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:3;s:4:"name";s:27:"Page Set Navigation Buttons";}i:4;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:3;s:4:"name";s:17:"Table of Contents";}}', 1, 1);
INSERT INTO xf3f_gwiki_pages (keyword, display_keyword, title, body, parent_page, page_set_home, page_set_order, meta_description, meta_keywords, lastmodified, uid, admin_lock, active, search_body, toc_cache, show_in_index, gwiki_version) VALUES('Help:Administration', 'Help - Administration', 'Module Administration', '=Home and About\r\nThese sections check for issues with the wiki installation, and provide some information about the currently insalled version\r\n\r\n=Mange Revisions\r\nIn this section you can manage wiki page revisions. You can locate the page of interest either by paging through the data or using the Page Name Filter. The initial display shows the page name, title, number of revisions and a list of possible actions. Choosing history will show the details for each revision of a given page, again with a list of possible actions.\r\n\r\n* **View** - display the selected page revision\r\n* **History** - display a list of page revisions\r\n* **Lock** or **Unlock** - The administrator may lock pages so that they may not be edited.\r\n* **Delete** - delete a wiki page. Actually, this does not delete the page directly, but it marks all of the page revisions as inactive. The clean up process can be used to actually delete the pages from the database.\r\n* **Restore** - make a given revision the current active page\r\n* **Fix** - make a given revision the current active page, and delete all other revisions. This function does physically //delete// the inactive pages.\r\n* **Tools** - bring up a tool which can be used to set the user id that last edited the page and/or the date time the page was last modified.\r\n\r\nThere are also actions which will show under the list of pages.\r\n* **Clean up the database** - This option will physically delete all inactive page revisions older than the //Minimum History Retention Days// specified in [[Help:Preferences|module preferences]]. It is possible to automate this process, if desired, by calling the "//cleanit.php//" script in the wiki module directory using a //cron// job, such as an entry invoking something like "##wget ~http://xoops.example.com/modules/gwiki/cleanit.php##" on a daily basis. If you do not want to purge the old history, the preferences option can also turn it off completely.\r\n* **Partition** - If the page database grows to a very large size, it is possible that partitioning the table could give a performance boost. This option partitions the table such that all active pages are in one partition, while the inactive ones are in another. The results of this depend on many factors, and are not always positive, so treat with caution. Reversing this process (removing the partitioning) will require use of additional MySQL tools outside of the wiki module. More sophisticated partitioning strategies might be more appropriate depending on the nature of both your wiki database and the performance issues you are facing.\r\n* **Add Help Pages** - Inserts these help pages into the wiki. This will also restore the help pages if they have been previously added and modified.\r\n \r\n=Permissions\r\nWiki permissions are assigned by system group. There are two basic permissions, edit and create. Edit permissions allow one to edit an existing page, while create permissions allow one to create a new page.\r\n\r\nEach of these permissions is further sub-divided by the qualifiers of any or namespace. //Any// permissions allows one to edit or create any wiki page, while //Namespace// permissions restrict the edit or create permissions to pages belonging to a namespace assigned to one or more of the user''s groups.\r\n\r\n=Namespaces\r\nNamespaces provide a powerful set of options to manage your wiki. In the simplest form, namespaces are simply wiki pages with names in the form of //namespace:page//. The inclusion in a namespace enable more finely grained permissions, dedicating a portion of the wiki to specific authors. Namespaces also enable the possibility of a unique look through a custom page display template. It also becomes possible to link to another wiki with only the need for the author to enter the page name, instead of a full remote URL.\r\n\r\n* **Namespace** - the name of the namespace\r\n* **Home Page** - the home page for the namespace\r\n* **Enable Automatic Names** - enable automatic date based naming for the namespace. This allows the author to create a page using just the namespace designation, and the system will create the page name portion. This can be useful for using the wiki in a blog or news type roll.\r\n* **Template** - this is a full XOOPS template. When you opt to create a new template, it will default to a copy of the normal wiki view template. You can then modify that to add a different look and feel for pages in the namespace.\r\n* **External** - indicate if this is an external (//interwiki//) namespace\r\n* **External URL Format** - the URL template for the external wiki. This is a PHP //sprintf()// string. The page name without the namespace portion will be passed as the only argument.\r\n* **Assigned Groups** - this indicates groups that are assigned to this namespace. If a user is part of a group that is assigned to this namespace, and that group has been granted Edit Namespace and/or Create Namespace permissions, the user can edit and/or create pages in this namespace.\r\n\r\n=Attachments\r\nThis allows the administrator to review and search through files attached to wiki pages. The newest attachments are shown first.\r\n\r\n=Recent Activity\r\nThis shows the most recently modified pages in the wiki.', '', 'Help:Index', 14, '', '', 1368132961, 1, 0, 1, '\nHome and About\nThese sections check for issues with the wiki installation, and provide some information about the currently insalled version\nMange Revisions\nIn this section you can manage wiki page revisions. You can locate the page of interest either by paging through the data or using the Page Name Filter. The initial display shows the page name, title, number of revisions and a list of possible actions. Choosing history will show the details for each revision of a given page, again with a list of possible actions.\n\n\n View - display the selected page revision\n History - display a list of page revisions\n Lock or Unlock - The administrator may lock pages so that they may not be edited.\n Delete - delete a wiki page. Actually, this does not delete the page directly, but it marks all of the page revisions as inactive. The clean up process can be used to actually delete the pages from the database.\n Restore - make a given revision the current active page\n Fix - make a given revision the current active page, and delete all other revisions. This function does physically delete the inactive pages.\n Tools - bring up a tool which can be used to set the user id that last edited the page and/or the date time the page was last modified.\nThere are also actions which will show under the list of pages.\n\n Clean up the database - This option will physically delete all inactive page revisions older than the Minimum History Retention Days specified in module preferences. It is possible to automate this process, if desired, by calling the "cleanit.php" script in the wiki module directory using a cron job, such as an entry invoking something like "wget http://xoops.example.com/modules/gwiki/cleanit.php" on a daily basis. If you do not want to purge the old history, the preferences option can also turn it off completely.\n Partition - If the page database grows to a very large size, it is possible that partitioning the table could give a performance boost. This option partitions the table such that all active pages are in one partition, while the inactive ones are in another. The results of this depend on many factors, and are not always positive, so treat with caution. Reversing this process (removing the partitioning) will require use of additional MySQL tools outside of the wiki module. More sophisticated partitioning strategies might be more appropriate depending on the nature of both your wiki database and the performance issues you are facing.\n Add Help Pages - Inserts these help pages into the wiki. This will also restore the help pages if they have been previously added and modified.\n \nPermissions\nWiki permissions are assigned by system group. There are two basic permissions, edit and create. Edit permissions allow one to edit an existing page, while create permissions allow one to create a new page.\nEach of these permissions is further sub-divided by the qualifiers of any or namespace. Any permissions allows one to edit or create any wiki page, while Namespace permissions restrict the edit or create permissions to pages belonging to a namespace assigned to one or more of the user''s groups.\nNamespaces\nNamespaces provide a powerful set of options to manage your wiki. In the simplest form, namespaces are simply wiki pages with names in the form of namespace:page. The inclusion in a namespace enable more finely grained permissions, dedicating a portion of the wiki to specific authors. Namespaces also enable the possibility of a unique look through a custom page display template. It also becomes possible to link to another wiki with only the need for the author to enter the page name, instead of a full remote URL.\n\n\n Namespace - the name of the namespace\n Home Page - the home page for the namespace\n Enable Automatic Names - enable automatic date based naming for the namespace. This allows the author to create a page using just the namespace designation, and the system will create the page name portion. This can be useful for using the wiki in a blog or news type roll.\n Template - this is a full XOOPS template. When you opt to create a new template, it will default to a copy of the normal wiki view template. You can then modify that to add a different look and feel for pages in the namespace.\n External - indicate if this is an external (interwiki) namespace\n External URL Format - the URL template for the external wiki. This is a PHP sprintf() string. The page name without the namespace portion will be passed as the only argument.\n Assigned Groups - this indicates groups that are assigned to this namespace. If a user is part of a group that is assigned to this namespace, and that group has been granted Edit Namespace and/or Create Namespace permissions, the user can edit and/or create pages in this namespace.\nAttachments\nThis allows the administrator to review and search through files attached to wiki pages. The newest attachments are shown first.\nRecent Activity\nThis shows the most recently modified pages in the wiki.\n', 'a:7:{i:0;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:1;s:4:"name";s:21:"Module Administration";}i:1;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:2;s:4:"name";s:14:"Home and About";}i:2;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:2;s:4:"name";s:15:"Mange Revisions";}i:3;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:2;s:4:"name";s:11:"Permissions";}i:4;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:2;s:4:"name";s:10:"Namespaces";}i:5;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:2;s:4:"name";s:11:"Attachments";}i:6;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:2;s:4:"name";s:15:"Recent Activity";}}', 1, 1);
INSERT INTO xf3f_gwiki_pages (keyword, display_keyword, title, body, parent_page, page_set_home, page_set_order, meta_description, meta_keywords, lastmodified, uid, admin_lock, active, search_body, toc_cache, show_in_index, gwiki_version) VALUES('Help:Images', 'Help - Images', 'Images', 'This is the full syntax for the wiki image mark up:\r\n\r\n##**{{{{{image|alt text|align|max size}}}}}**##\r\n\r\n* **image** can be a URL to an image, or the name of an image assigned to the current page or a defined library page\r\n* **alt text** is an optional, but strongly recommended, description of the image for accessibility uses when images are not displayed. For images assigned to the page, this will default to the text specified in the image definition if omitted.\r\n* **align** is an option parameter used to force left, right or center alignment of the image\r\n* **max size** is an option parameter specifying the maximum pixel dimension for the image. For example, if a max size of 150 is specified the maximum possible displayed size would be 150x150 pixels, and the image will be scaled respecting the aspect ratio to fit completely within this size.\r\n\r\nFor images assigned to the page (or a defined image library page) the **image** name can be prefixed with "thumb:" to force display of a thumbnail that links to the full image. If **max size** is not specified, the //Default Thumbnail Size// from module preferences will be used.\r\n\r\nIf a page or library page image is specified with a max size, a resized version will be created or updated as needed, and served from a cached copy if possible.\r\n\r\nIf the **image** is specified as a URL, the prefix "siteurl:" will be replaced with the URL for the site.\r\n\r\n!!black,#ffa:##**{{{{{siteurl:/modules/gwiki/assets/images/icon.png|Module Icon|center}}}}}**##!!\r\n{{siteurl:/modules/gwiki/assets/images/icon.png|Module Icon|center}}\r\n\r\n=Image Editor\r\nWhile editing a page, you can invoke the //Image Editor// using the image editor icon.{{siteurl:/modules/gwiki/assets/images/imageicon.png|Image Editor Icon}}{break}\r\n\r\nThe //Image Editor// allows an author to add images to the page being edited, so it can be accessed only within the page editor. Each page has its own virtual space in which to hold its images. Normally an image is entirely private to the single page to which it is connected. The administrator can designate special //library// pages that can share their images with the entire wiki.\r\n\r\nThe //Image Editor// is divided into three areas, the //Image Library//, the //Image Detail// and the //Image Insertion Tool//.\r\n\r\n==Images\r\n\r\n* **Library** - Use this control to choose the source of the images shown in the editor, either the current page, or a special library page. \r\n* **List of Images** - Any images available in the selected //library// are shown here. Select an image to display it in the //Image Detail// area for editing.\r\n\r\n==Image Detail\r\n\r\n* **Choose File** or //(Drop File Here)// - select an image file to upload\r\n* **Name** - Name to use for this image. This is how this image will be specified in the image directive.\r\n* **Alt Text** - Alternate text for this image \r\n* **Use this image to represent the page** - Display this image when this page is used in recent and page display [[Help:Blocks|blocks]].\r\n* **Start New Image** - clean all image data to start a new image\r\n* **Delete Image** - delete the current image.\r\n\r\n==Image Insertion Tool\r\nThis tool can be used to build the wiki markup needed to display the current image in the page being edited.\r\n\r\n* **Align** - align image left, right, center or no alignment\r\n* **Max Size in Pixels** - specifies the maximum pixel dimension for the image, leave blank for no reduction.\r\n* {{siteurl:/modules/gwiki/assets/images/insimgicon.png|Insert Image Icon}} - Insert the wiki markup for the image and options selected into the page being edited, and close the image editor.\r\n\r\n=Gallery\r\n##**{{{{gallery}}}}**##\r\n\r\nThis directive will display a thumbnail gallery of all of the images defined to the current page.', '', 'Help:Index', 6, '', '', 1368154371, 1, 0, 1, 'This is the full syntax for the wiki image mark up:\n{{image|alt text|align|max size}}\n\n\n image can be a URL to an image, or the name of an image assigned to the current page or a defined library page\n alt text is an optional, but strongly recommended, description of the image for accessibility uses when images are not displayed. For images assigned to the page, this will default to the text specified in the image definition if omitted.\n align is an option parameter used to force left, right or center alignment of the image\n max size is an option parameter specifying the maximum pixel dimension for the image. For example, if a max size of 150 is specified the maximum possible displayed size would be 150x150 pixels, and the image will be scaled respecting the aspect ratio to fit completely within this size.\nFor images assigned to the page (or a defined image library page) the image name can be prefixed with "thumb:" to force display of a thumbnail that links to the full image. If max size is not specified, the Default Thumbnail Size from module preferences will be used.\nIf a page or library page image is specified with a max size, a resized version will be created or updated as needed, and served from a cached copy if possible.\nIf the image is specified as a URL, the prefix "siteurl:" will be replaced with the URL for the site.\n{{siteurl:/modules/gwiki/assets/images/icon.png|Module Icon|center}}\n\nImage Editor\nWhile editing a page, you can invoke the Image Editor using the image editor icon.\nThe Image Editor allows an author to add images to the page being edited, so it can be accessed only within the page editor. Each page has its own virtual space in which to hold its images. Normally an image is entirely private to the single page to which it is connected. The administrator can designate special library pages that can share their images with the entire wiki.\nThe Image Editor is divided into three areas, the Image Library, the Image Detail and the Image Insertion Tool.\nImages\n\n\n Library - Use this control to choose the source of the images shown in the editor, either the current page, or a special library page. \n List of Images - Any images available in the selected library are shown here. Select an image to display it in the Image Detail area for editing.\nImage Detail\n\n\n Choose File or (Drop File Here) - select an image file to upload\n Name - Name to use for this image. This is how this image will be specified in the image directive.\n Alt Text - Alternate text for this image \n Use this image to represent the page - Display this image when this page is used in recent and page display blocks.\n Start New Image - clean all image data to start a new image\n Delete Image - delete the current image.\nImage Insertion Tool\nThis tool can be used to build the wiki markup needed to display the current image in the page being edited.\n\n\n Align - align image left, right, center or no alignment\n Max Size in Pixels - specifies the maximum pixel dimension for the image, leave blank for no reduction.\n - Insert the wiki markup for the image and options selected into the page being edited, and close the image editor.\nGallery\n{gallery}\nThis directive will display a thumbnail gallery of all of the images defined to the current page.\n', 'a:6:{i:0;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:1;s:4:"name";s:6:"Images";}i:1;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:2;s:4:"name";s:12:"Image Editor";}i:2;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:3;s:4:"name";s:6:"Images";}i:3;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:3;s:4:"name";s:12:"Image Detail";}i:4;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:3;s:4:"name";s:20:"Image Insertion Tool";}i:5;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:2;s:4:"name";s:7:"Gallery";}}', 1, 1);
INSERT INTO xf3f_gwiki_pages (keyword, display_keyword, title, body, parent_page, page_set_home, page_set_order, meta_description, meta_keywords, lastmodified, uid, admin_lock, active, search_body, toc_cache, show_in_index, gwiki_version) VALUES('Help:Links', 'Help - Links', 'Links', '##**{{{[[link|text]]}}}**##\r\n\r\n* **link** can be a URL for a resource or a wiki page name.\r\n* **text** is an optional description of the link. If the link is a wiki page, and this parameter is omitted, the //Display Page Name// specified for the page will be used. If no non-empty value for the **text** is specified or found, the **link** will be used as the text.\r\n\r\n!!black,#ffa:##**{{{[[wikihome]]}}}**##!!\r\n\r\n[[wikihome]]\r\n\r\nThe prefix "siteurl:" in a URL **link** will be replaced with the URL for the site.\r\n\r\n!!black,#ffa:##**{{{[[siteurl:/user.php|Please Log In and Check Your Profile]]}}}**##!!\r\n\r\n[[siteurl:/user.php|Please Log In and Check Your Profile]]\r\n\r\nA bare URL will be turned into a link.\r\n\r\n!!black,#ffa:##**{{{http://example.com/}}}**##!!\r\n\r\nhttp://example.com/\r\n\r\nA bare E-mail will be turned into a //mailto// link.\r\n\r\n!!black,#ffa:##**{{{info@example.com}}}**##!!\r\n\r\ninfo@example.com\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n', '', 'Help:Index', 5, '', '', 1368154747, 1, 0, 1, '[[link|text]]\n\n\n link can be a URL for a resource or a wiki page name.\n text is an optional description of the link. If the link is a wiki page, and this parameter is omitted, the Display Page Name specified for the page will be used. If no non-empty value for the text is specified or found, the link will be used as the text.\n[[wikihome]]\nHome\nThe prefix "siteurl:" in a URL link will be replaced with the URL for the site.\n[[siteurl:/user.php|Please Log In and Check Your Profile]]\nPlease Log In and Check Your Profile\nA bare URL will be turned into a link.\nhttp://example.com/\nhttp://example.com/ \nA bare E-mail will be turned into a mailto link.\ninfo@example.com\ninfo@example.com\n', 'a:1:{i:0;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:1;s:4:"name";s:5:"Links";}}', 1, 1);
INSERT INTO xf3f_gwiki_pages (keyword, display_keyword, title, body, parent_page, page_set_home, page_set_order, meta_description, meta_keywords, lastmodified, uid, admin_lock, active, search_body, toc_cache, show_in_index, gwiki_version) VALUES('Help:Extras', 'Help - Extras', 'Extras', '=Wiki Page Anywhere \r\n\r\n//**call it anything, put it anywhere**//\r\n\r\nIn the ##modules/gwiki/extras## folder of the distribution, there is a customizable wiki script called ##gwiki.php##. It can be used to put the wiki content exactly where you need it.\r\n\r\nAt the head of the script you will find the most needed customizations. Start by placing the script where you want to call it, and give it the name you want it to have. The next critical step is to adjust the ##include_once## line to locate your XOOPS installation''s ##mainfile.php##. You can also adjust what the wiki module directory is called, what variable carries the page name.\r\n\r\nOf course, more extensive modifications can be made if needed, but for most uses, all you will need to consider modifying is the following block of code:\r\n \r\n{code extras/gwiki.php}\r\n// ******************************************************************\r\n// adjust these next few lines to reflect your installation\r\ninclude_once ''../../../mainfile.php'';\r\n$dir = ''gwiki''; // wiki module directory\r\n$pagevar = ''page''; // what is our page variable name?\r\n\r\n// $_GET variables we use\r\n$page = isset($_GET[$pagevar])?cleaner($_GET[$pagevar]):null;\r\n$highlight = isset($_GET[''query''])?cleaner($_GET[''query'']):null;\r\n\r\n// build a URL template to point wiki links to this script\r\n$script = (!empty($_SERVER[''HTTPS'']))\r\n ? "https://".$_SERVER[''SERVER_NAME''].parse_url($_SERVER[''REQUEST_URI''], PHP_URL_PATH) \r\n : "http://".$_SERVER[''SERVER_NAME''].parse_url($_SERVER[''REQUEST_URI''], PHP_URL_PATH);\r\n$ourWikiLinkURL=$script.''?''.$pagevar.''=%s'';\r\n\r\n// normally, adjustments to the remaining code are not required\r\n// ******************************************************************\r\n{endcode}\r\n\r\n=FBComments Integration\r\nThe wiki includes a FBComments plugin script to provide enhanced Open Graph data for sharing wiki content through Facebook(r) for implementations using the FBComments module. Values for the following meta tags are provided:\r\n\r\n* **og:url** - a canonical URL for the page is provided\r\n* **og:title** - the wiki page //Title// will be used\r\n* **og:description** - the //Meta Description// for the page will be used if specified, otherwise the initial text of the page will be used.\r\n* **og:image** - if an image defined for the page is marked //Use this image to represent the page//, that image will be used\r\n', '', 'Help:Index', 17, '', '', 1368564139, 1, 0, 1, '\nWiki Page Anywhere\n\ncall it anything, put it anywhere\nIn the modules/gwiki/extras folder of the distribution, there is a customizable wiki script called gwiki.php. It can be used to put the wiki content exactly where you need it.\nAt the head of the script you will find the most needed customizations. Start by placing the script where you want to call it, and give it the name you want it to have. The next critical step is to adjust the include_once line to locate your XOOPS installation''s mainfile.php. You can also adjust what the wiki module directory is called, what variable carries the page name.\nOf course, more extensive modifications can be made if needed, but for most uses, all you will need to consider modifying is the following block of code:\n \nextras/gwiki.php\n// ******************************************************************\n// adjust these next few lines to reflect your installation\ninclude_once ''../../../mainfile.php'';\n$dir = ''gwiki''; // wiki module directory\n$pagevar = ''page''; // what is our page variable name?\n\n// $_GET variables we use\n$page = isset($_GET[$pagevar])?cleaner($_GET[$pagevar]):null;\n$highlight = isset($_GET[''query''])?cleaner($_GET[''query'']):null;\n\n// build a URL template to point wiki links to this script\n$script = (!empty($_SERVER[''HTTPS'']))\n ? "https://".$_SERVER[''SERVER_NAME''].parse_url($_SERVER[''REQUEST_URI''], PHP_URL_PATH) \n : "http://".$_SERVER[''SERVER_NAME''].parse_url($_SERVER[''REQUEST_URI''], PHP_URL_PATH);\n$ourWikiLinkURL=$script.''?''.$pagevar.''=%s'';\n\n// normally, adjustments to the remaining code are not required\n// ******************************************************************\n\n\nFBComments Integration\nThe wiki includes a FBComments plugin script to provide enhanced Open Graph data for sharing wiki content through Facebook® for implementations using the FBComments module. Values for the following meta tags are provided:\n\n\n og:url - a canonical URL for the page is provided\n og:title - the wiki page Title will be used\n og:description - the Meta Description for the page will be used if specified, otherwise the initial text of the page will be used.\n og:image - if an image defined for the page is marked Use this image to represent the page, that image will be used\n', 'a:3:{i:0;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:1;s:4:"name";s:6:"Extras";}i:1;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:2;s:4:"name";s:18:"Wiki Page Anywhere";}i:2;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:2;s:4:"name";s:22:"FBComments Integration";}}', 1, 1);
INSERT INTO xf3f_gwiki_pages (keyword, display_keyword, title, body, parent_page, page_set_home, page_set_order, meta_description, meta_keywords, lastmodified, uid, admin_lock, active, search_body, toc_cache, show_in_index, gwiki_version) VALUES('Help:Introduction', 'Help - Introduction', 'Introduction', '**gwiki**, the geekwright wiki, is a XOOPS module which implements a wiki based on the [[http://wikicreole.org/wiki/Creole1.0|~WikiCreole 1.0]] specification. In addition to the basics as defined in the ~WikiCreole spec, the wiki features several powerful extensions, giving it great flexibility as a content authoring and presentation tool. It also features an equally flexible permission capability, making a single instance suitable for multiple collaborative efforts, each with their own policies.\r\n\r\nThis manual covers the wiki markup syntax and directives, as well as an overview of the available administrative options.\r\n\r\n=Design Goals\r\n* //~WikiCreole 1.0// compliant\r\n* Extended directives for rich content for real world authoring needs.\r\n* Flexible permissions enabling any model, be it open, closed, private or some other variation.\r\n* Support multiple communities, each with separate permission models and visual distinctions.\r\n* Be a native module for XOOPS, incorporating existing native capabilities\r\n** //group permissions// - control who can edit what\r\n** //comments// - discussions can take place outside of content if desired\r\n** //notifications// - multiple options to focus on the changes that interest you\r\n** //blocks// - make wiki content available across the site\r\n** //search// - integration with system search, search term highlighting\r\n** //templates// - add custom templates to groups of pages\r\n* Multiple presentation options\r\n** //Standard// - regular module style access\r\n** //Page shown in a Block// - Use wiki pages for block content\r\n** //AJAX powered Wiki in a Block// - Embed a fully functional wiki in a block\r\n** //Relocatable Wiki script// - put the wiki it where you want it\r\n* Easy access to editing. The wiki editor can be accessed from wherever a page is displayed\r\n* Easy Image and File Attachment functions can be accessed without leaving the page being edited.\r\n\r\n=Why a Wiki?\r\n{tip module.css|right}The wiki generates HTML, but CSS provides virtually all of the visual presentation. ##module.css## is the first stop for changing the look.{endtip}\r\nThere are those who think wikis are a relic from the past, an antique method to output HTML invented when HTML was considered //intimidating//. Actually, that is far from the truth. It is true that wiki markup results in HTML output. (Of course it does -- it targets a web browser, what else would it use?) And yes, it only allows //some// control over the resulting HTML. The critics miss the point that the wiki is an //authoring// tool, designed to make authoring of content easy, especially in a collaborative setting. These apparent //limitations// are essential ingredients to both making the authoring easy, and making the works of many appear as a uniform whole. Before dismissing the wiki, some research might be in order. This concept of //easy to author// extends to other solutions as well, such as [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Markdown|Markdown]] which has gained widespread adoption, where the similarities in goals and syntax are striking.\r\n\r\nA Wiki provides an environment where a community can collaborate on activities of importance to that community. It is more than a presentation tool. It is more than an HTML substitute. It is a proven technology for addressing the need to capture knowledge and ideas from a community. It empowers community members to make contributions, big and small, toward the community''s growth and attainment of its goals. \r\n', '', 'Help:Index', 2, '', '', 1368626184, 1, 0, 1, 'gwiki, the geekwright wiki, is a XOOPS module which implements a wiki based on the WikiCreole 1.0 specification. In addition to the basics as defined in the WikiCreole spec, the wiki features several powerful extensions, giving it great flexibility as a content authoring and presentation tool. It also features an equally flexible permission capability, making a single instance suitable for multiple collaborative efforts, each with their own policies.\nThis manual covers the wiki markup syntax and directives, as well as an overview of the available administrative options.\nDesign Goals\n\n\n WikiCreole 1.0 compliant\n Extended directives for rich content for real world authoring needs.\n Flexible permissions enabling any model, be it open, closed, private or some other variation.\n Support multiple communities, each with separate permission models and visual distinctions.\n Be a native module for XOOPS, incorporating existing native capabilities\n group permissions - control who can edit what\n comments - discussions can take place outside of content if desired\n notifications - multiple options to focus on the changes that interest you\n blocks - make wiki content available across the site\n search - integration with system search, search term highlighting\n templates - add custom templates to groups of pages\n Multiple presentation options\n Standard - regular module style access\n Page shown in a Block - Use wiki pages for block content\n AJAX powered Wiki in a Block - Embed a fully functional wiki in a block\n Relocatable Wiki script - put the wiki it where you want it\n Easy access to editing. The wiki editor can be accessed from wherever a page is displayed\n Easy Image and File Attachment functions can be accessed without leaving the page being edited.\nWhy a Wiki?\nmodule.cssThe wiki generates HTML, but CSS provides virtually all of the visual presentation. module.css is the first stop for changing the look.\n\nThere are those who think wikis are a relic from the past, an antique method to output HTML invented when HTML was considered intimidating. Actually, that is far from the truth. It is true that wiki markup results in HTML output. (Of course it does -- it targets a web browser, what else would it use?) And yes, it only allows some control over the resulting HTML. The critics miss the point that the wiki is an authoring tool, designed to make authoring of content easy, especially in a collaborative setting. These apparent limitations are essential ingredients to both making the authoring easy, and making the works of many appear as a uniform whole. Before dismissing the wiki, some research might be in order. This concept of easy to author extends to other solutions as well, such as Markdown which has gained widespread adoption, where the similarities in goals and syntax are striking.\nA Wiki provides an environment where a community can collaborate on activities of importance to that community. It is more than a presentation tool. It is more than an HTML substitute. It is a proven technology for addressing the need to capture knowledge and ideas from a community. It empowers community members to make contributions, big and small, toward the community''s growth and attainment of its goals.\n', 'a:3:{i:0;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:1;s:4:"name";s:12:"Introduction";}i:1;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:2;s:4:"name";s:12:"Design Goals";}i:2;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:2;s:4:"name";s:11:"Why a Wiki?";}}', 1, 1);
INSERT INTO xf3f_gwiki_pages (keyword, display_keyword, title, body, parent_page, page_set_home, page_set_order, meta_description, meta_keywords, lastmodified, uid, admin_lock, active, search_body, toc_cache, show_in_index, gwiki_version) VALUES('Help:Format', 'Help - Formatting', 'Formatting', '{toc}\r\n!!black,#ffa:##**{{{=Headings}}}**##!!\r\n=Headings\r\nHeading lines start with 1 to 5 equal (**=**) signs. Trailing equal signs may be used, but are optional.\r\n\r\n!!black,#ffa:##**{{{==Heading 2}}}**##!!\r\n\r\n==Heading 2\r\n!!black,#ffa:##**{{{===Heading 3}}}**##!!\r\n\r\n===Heading 3\r\n!!black,#ffa:##**{{{====Heading 4==}}}**##!!\r\n\r\n====Heading 4==\r\n!!black,#ffa:##**{{{===== Heading 5 =====}}}**##!!\r\n\r\n===== Heading 5 =====\r\n\r\n=Lists\r\n\r\n==Numered list\r\n!!black,#ffa:##**# x\\\\# y\\\\# z\\\\**##!!\\\\\r\n# x\r\n# y\r\n# z\r\n\r\n==Unordered List\r\n!!black,#ffa:##*** x\\\\* y\\\\* z\\\\**##!!\\\\\r\n* x\r\n* y\r\n* z\r\n\r\n=Indenting\r\n\r\nA "**:**" at the start of a line indents what follows up to the next new line. Multiple colons indent further.\r\n\r\n!!black,#ffa:##**{{{: Indented}}}**##!!\r\n: Indented\r\n\r\n\\\\\r\n!!black,#ffa:##**{{{:: More Indented}}}**##!!\r\n:: More Indented\\\\\r\n\r\n\\\\\r\n!!black,#ffa:##**{{{::::: (this can continue up to 5 levels)}}}**##!!\r\n::::: (this can continue up to 5 levels)//\r\n\r\n=Quoting\r\n\r\nA "**>**" at the start of a line quotes the following.\r\n\r\n!!black,#ffa:##**{{{> this is a quote}}}**##!!\r\n> this is a quote\r\n\r\n=Centering\r\n\r\n!!black,#ffa:##**{{{++ this is centered}}}**##!!\r\n++ this is centered\r\n\r\n=Preformatted\r\n\r\n!!black,#ffa:##**{{{. this is preformatted}}}**##!!\r\n. this is preformatted', '', 'Help:Index', 8, '', '', 1369063110, 1, 0, 1, '=Headings\nHeadings\nHeading lines start with 1 to 5 equal (=) signs. Trailing equal signs may be used, but are optional.\n==Heading 2\nHeading 2\n===Heading 3\nHeading 3\n====Heading 4==\nHeading 4\n===== Heading 5 =====\n Heading 5 \n\nLists\n\nNumered list\n# x# y# z\n\n x\n y\n z\nUnordered List\n* x* y* z\n\n x\n y\n z\nIndenting\n\nA ":" at the start of a line indents what follows up to the next new line. Multiple colons indent further.\n: Indented\n\nIndented\n\n\n:: More Indented\n\nMore Indented\n\n\n::::: (this can continue up to 5 levels)\n\n(this can continue up to 5 levels)\n\nQuoting\n\nA ">" at the start of a line quotes the following.\n> this is a quote\nthis is a quote \nCentering\n\n++ this is centered\n\n this is centered\n\nPreformatted\n\n. this is preformatted\n this is preformatted\n\n', 'a:13:{i:0;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:1;s:4:"name";s:10:"Formatting";}i:1;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:2;s:4:"name";s:8:"Headings";}i:2;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:3;s:4:"name";s:9:"Heading 2";}i:3;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:4;s:4:"name";s:9:"Heading 3";}i:4;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:5;s:4:"name";s:9:"Heading 4";}i:5;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:6;s:4:"name";s:11:" Heading 5 ";}i:6;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:2;s:4:"name";s:5:"Lists";}i:7;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:3;s:4:"name";s:12:"Numered list";}i:8;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:3;s:4:"name";s:14:"Unordered List";}i:9;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:2;s:4:"name";s:9:"Indenting";}i:10;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:2;s:4:"name";s:7:"Quoting";}i:11;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:2;s:4:"name";s:9:"Centering";}i:12;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:2;s:4:"name";s:12:"Preformatted";}}', 1, 1);
INSERT INTO xf3f_gwiki_pages (keyword, display_keyword, title, body, parent_page, page_set_home, page_set_order, meta_description, meta_keywords, lastmodified, uid, admin_lock, active, search_body, toc_cache, show_in_index, gwiki_version) VALUES('Help:Blocks', 'Help - Blocks', 'Wiki Blocks', '{toc}\r\n=New Page\r\nThis block allows the user to quickly enter a page name and invoke the editor, mainly useful as way to create a new page. This block is aware of the wiki permissions for the current user, and will only be displayed if the user has some edit permissions. The block is also sensitive to namespaces, and will display a selection list of namespaces the user has permissions for.\r\n\r\n**Options** //(none)//\r\n\r\n=Page Display Block\r\nThis block displays a page in a block. Any wiki links in the block will follow the default linking as established in [[Help:Preferences]].\r\n\r\n**Options**\r\n* **Show Full Page** - If set to //No//, only the first portion of the page (a //teaser//) will be displayed. The page author can explicitly indicate where the //teaser// portion should end by including a {{{{more}}}} directive.\r\n* **Wiki Page to Load** - The name of the page to show. It the //random// option is selected, this is used as a matching prefix to limit which pages can be chosen for display. \r\n* **Show a Random Page** - If set to //Yes//, the page to load will be chosen randomly. The //Page to Load// option will be used as a prefix pattern to limit selections. This can be used, for example, to show only pages in a specific namespace.\r\n* **Show Default Image** - If set to //Yes//, the image specified to //represent// the page, if any, will be shown. For pages with images in the //teaser// portion, it might be desirable to turn off the //represent// image.\r\n\r\n=Recent Pages\r\nThis block shows a list of recently modified pages.\r\n\r\n**Options**\r\n* **Number of Pages** - Maximum number of changed pages to list.\r\n* **Namespace** - Optional, if specified it is used to limit the list to a single namespace.\r\n* **Maximum age** - Optional, leave blank to disable. Otherwise, this is used as an age limit. The option is used as an argument to the PHP **strtotime()** function. An example would be "//-30 days//" to limit the display to changes within the last 30 days. \r\n\r\n=Related Pages\r\nThis block displays a list of //related// pages. Related pages can be created by specifying a //parent// page in the page editor. For more information see [[Help:PageSets]].\r\n\r\n**Options**\r\n* **Max Number of Pages** - maximum number of related pages to show\r\n* **Relation Page** - Optionally specifies a specific page as the parent relation. Leave this blank to derive the relationship from currently displayed page. (Note that the page is normally only specified while the user is in the gwiki module.)\r\n* **Sort Pages by** - select pages to display by popularity or the time last changed. \r\n\r\n=Page Set TOC\r\nThis block displays a //Table of Contents// for a page set. Page Sets can be created by specifying a //page set home// for pages in the page editor. For more information see [[Help:PageSets]].\r\n\r\nThis block also includes a search function. This search works like the normal system search, but it limits the search results to occurrences of the search terms in the displayed page set.\r\n\r\n**Options**\r\n* **Levels of TOC to show** - Limit how many levels of detail will be included in the displayed table of contents,\r\n* **Page Set to Load** - Optionally specifies a specific page as the page set home. Leave this blank to derive the page set from currently displayed page. (Note that the page is normally only specified while the user is in the gwiki module.)\r\n\r\n=Wiki in a Block\r\nThis block displays a page in a block using AJAX loading. Any wiki links in the block will load the new page into the same block using AJAX. This AJAX Wiki is shown with //Home// and //Back// buttons allowing the user to navigate within a wiki subset as exposed by the initially specified //page to load//. This can be useful in situations where it is desirable to make information available to the user without forcing navigation away from the current page, such as help documents or other reference materials.\r\n\r\n**Options**\r\n* **Wiki Page to Load** \r\n* **URL to Remote gwiki module** (leave blank to use local wiki.) A remote module must explicitly allow the remote access, established by the //AJAX Wiki Allowed Origin// in [[Help:Preferences]].\r\n\r\n=What Links Here\r\nThis block displays a list of wiki pages that link to the currently displayed wiki page. Links are automatically recalculated as pages are saved.\r\n\r\n**Options**\r\n* **Max Number of Pages** - maximum number of related pages to show. Enter zero to show all links.\r\n* **Sort Pages by** - select pages to display by alphabetic order, popularity or the time last changed. \r\n', '', 'Help:Index', 15, '', '', 1369682126, 1, 0, 1, '\nNew Page\nThis block allows the user to quickly enter a page name and invoke the editor, mainly useful as way to create a new page. This block is aware of the wiki permissions for the current user, and will only be displayed if the user has some edit permissions. The block is also sensitive to namespaces, and will display a selection list of namespaces the user has permissions for.\nOptions (none)\nPage Display Block\nThis block displays a page in a block. Any wiki links in the block will follow the default linking as established in Help - Preferences.\nOptions\n\n Show Full Page - If set to No, only the first portion of the page (a teaser) will be displayed. The page author can explicitly indicate where the teaser portion should end by including a {more} directive.\n Wiki Page to Load - The name of the page to show. It the random option is selected, this is used as a matching prefix to limit which pages can be chosen for display. \n Show a Random Page - If set to Yes, the page to load will be chosen randomly. The Page to Load option will be used as a prefix pattern to limit selections. This can be used, for example, to show only pages in a specific namespace.\n Show Default Image - If set to Yes, the image specified to represent the page, if any, will be shown. For pages with images in the teaser portion, it might be desirable to turn off the represent image.\nRecent Pages\nThis block shows a list of recently modified pages.\nOptions\n\n Number of Pages - Maximum number of changed pages to list.\n Namespace - Optional, if specified it is used to limit the list to a single namespace.\n Maximum age - Optional, leave blank to disable. Otherwise, this is used as an age limit. The option is used as an argument to the PHP strtotime() function. An example would be "-30 days" to limit the display to changes within the last 30 days. \nRelated Pages\nThis block displays a list of related pages. Related pages can be created by specifying a parent page in the page editor. For more information see Help - Page Sets and Relations.\nOptions\n\n Max Number of Pages - maximum number of related pages to show\n Relation Page - Optionally specifies a specific page as the parent relation. Leave this blank to derive the relationship from currently displayed page. (Note that the page is normally only specified while the user is in the gwiki module.)\n Sort Pages by - select pages to display by popularity or the time last changed. \nPage Set TOC\nThis block displays a Table of Contents for a page set. Page Sets can be created by specifying a page set home for pages in the page editor. For more information see Help - Page Sets and Relations.\nThis block also includes a search function. This search works like the normal system search, but it limits the search results to occurrences of the search terms in the displayed page set.\nOptions\n\n Levels of TOC to show - Limit how many levels of detail will be included in the displayed table of contents,\n Page Set to Load - Optionally specifies a specific page as the page set home. Leave this blank to derive the page set from currently displayed page. (Note that the page is normally only specified while the user is in the gwiki module.)\nWiki in a Block\nThis block displays a page in a block using AJAX loading. Any wiki links in the block will load the new page into the same block using AJAX. This AJAX Wiki is shown with Home and Back buttons allowing the user to navigate within a wiki subset as exposed by the initially specified page to load. This can be useful in situations where it is desirable to make information available to the user without forcing navigation away from the current page, such as help documents or other reference materials.\nOptions\n\n Wiki Page to Load \n URL to Remote gwiki module (leave blank to use local wiki.) A remote module must explicitly allow the remote access, established by the AJAX Wiki Allowed Origin in Help - Preferences.\nWhat Links Here\nThis block displays a list of wiki pages that link to the currently displayed wiki page. Links are automatically recalculated as pages are saved.\nOptions\n\n Max Number of Pages - maximum number of related pages to show. Enter zero to show all links.\n Sort Pages by - select pages to display by alphabetic order, popularity or the time last changed. \n\n', 'a:8:{i:0;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:1;s:4:"name";s:11:"Wiki Blocks";}i:1;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:2;s:4:"name";s:8:"New Page";}i:2;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:2;s:4:"name";s:18:"Page Display Block";}i:3;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:2;s:4:"name";s:12:"Recent Pages";}i:4;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:2;s:4:"name";s:13:"Related Pages";}i:5;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:2;s:4:"name";s:12:"Page Set TOC";}i:6;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:2;s:4:"name";s:15:"Wiki in a Block";}i:7;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:2;s:4:"name";s:15:"What Links Here";}}', 1, 1);
INSERT INTO xf3f_gwiki_pages (keyword, display_keyword, title, body, parent_page, page_set_home, page_set_order, meta_description, meta_keywords, lastmodified, uid, admin_lock, active, search_body, toc_cache, show_in_index, gwiki_version) VALUES('Help:Pages', 'Help - Pages', 'Creating and Editing Pages', 'Initially, the wiki is empty. If you have the authority to create the home page, when you visit the wiki module, you will be presented with the wiki page editor for the home page, named **{{{WikiHome}}}** unless it has been changed in the module preferences.\r\n\r\n=Page Names\r\nEach wiki page is identified by a page name. That name can contain upper and lower case letters, numbers, and limited punctuation marks, periods (**.**) and dashes (**-**). In some cases, a page name can also contain a colon (**:**). The administrator can choose to recognize a **{{{CamelCase}}}** phrase in a wiki page as a page name.\r\n\r\n=Creating a New Page\r\nThe easiest way to add a new page is to create a link to it in an existing page. Following that link (to a page that does not exist) will enter the page editor where you can enter and save the new page. For example, to create a page named "MyNewPage" you can add a link to it in an existing page, either as a link **{{{[[MyNewPage]]}}}**, or if camel case is enabled, as **{{{MyNewPage}}}**. Save the edited page, then follow the link you just added.\r\n\r\nAlso, the administrator can make a special //New Page// [[Help:Blocks|block]] available. Enter the page name in the block and choose //Create// to enter the editor.\r\n\r\n=Namespaces\r\nThe module administrator can define special name spaces for the wiki. A page that belongs to a name space has the namespace followed by a colon (**:**) followed by a regular page name. Namespaces can have special properties, such as being inter-wiki links (referring to pages on another wiki,) having automatic naming, custom display templates or special permissions.\r\n\r\nIf namespaces are active, any available namespaces for which you can create a new page will be shown in a selection list in the //New Page// block.\r\n\r\n=Editing a Page\r\n{{siteurl:/modules/gwiki/assets/images/editicon.png|Edit Icon|left}}If you can edit the displayed page, you will see the edit icon below the page content. Clicking the edit icon will take you to the page editor.{break}\r\n\r\nThe basic editor pane has **Title** and **Content** fields. Additional fields can be accessed using the **Meta Edit** button. Here is a description of editor fields.\r\n\r\n==Editor Form Fields\r\n* **Title** - The page title\r\n* **Content** - The page content\r\n* **Display Page Name** - if specified, this will be shown instead of the page name when a link to the page is displayed.\r\n* **Parent Page** - this can be specified to group pages as //related//. This relationship is shown using a //Related Pages// [[Help:Blocks|block]].\r\n* **Page Set Home** - if specified, this can group pages together as a **page set**. All pages with the same **Page Set Home** show special navigation buttons, allowing the reader to move between the pages (like these Help pages.)\r\n* **Page Set Order** - this is the numeric order of the page in the set. If not specified (or zero) on save, the page will be put at the end of the page set.\r\n* **Meta Keywords** - if specified, this will be used as the //content// for the HTML ##<meta name="keywords" content="" />## tag.\r\n* **Meta Description** - if specified, this will be used as the //content// for the HTML ##<meta name="description" content="" />## tag.\r\n* **Show in Index Listings** - if //Yes// the page will be included in index lists.\r\n* **Leave Inactive on Save** - if //Yes// the page will be left inactive when saved. The wiki saves each version of a page, and normally it will make the new version active when saved. Sometimes, this is not desired (for example, edits are not complete, or the page needs to be made available at a future point in time.) The page history tool can be used to further edit or activate the page when saved with this set to //No//.\r\n\r\n==Editor Toolbar\r\n{{siteurl:/modules/gwiki/assets/images/editiconbar.png|Editor Toolbar}}\\\\\r\n\r\nThe //Editor Toolbar// assists entering wiki markup. You can click an icon to insert the related markup into the page, and the cursor will be positioned ready to enter the text you want the markup applied to. You can also select text to apply the markup to in the editor, and then click the icon. If more information is needed to build the markup, a popup form will be presented to enter the information.\r\n\r\nThe available markup assists are:\r\n\r\n* [[help:text|Text Decoratation]]\r\n** Bold\r\n** Italic\r\n** Underline\r\n** Strike Through\r\n** Subscript\r\n** Superscript\r\n** Monospaced\r\n** Colors\r\n* URL''s\r\n** [[help:links|Link]]\r\n** [[help:images|Image Url]]\r\n* [[help:format|Formatting]]\r\n** Header\r\n** [[Help:Misc|Line Break]]\r\n** Block Quote\r\n** Indent\r\n** [[Help:Misc|Horizontal Rule]]\r\n** Bullet List Item\r\n** Numbered List Item\r\n** Centered\r\n** [[Help:Misc|No Wiki]]\r\n** [[help:boxes|Boxes]]\r\n** [[help:references|Reference]]\r\n\r\n==Editor Form Buttons\r\n* **Save** - Save the page currently in the editor as a new revision.\r\n* **Meta Edit** - Switch editor display to meta data pane\r\n* **Page Edit** - Switch editor display to basic (title and contents) pane\r\n* **Preview** - Display a preview of the page currently in the editor without saving to continue editing.\r\n* **Cancel** - Cancel editing, discarding any unsaved changes\r\n\r\n==Editor Icons\r\nHere is a list of other icons shown in the page editor and their meanings.\r\n\r\n: {{siteurl:/modules/gwiki/assets/images/wizardicon.png|Wizard Icon|left}} Invoke the [[Help:Wizard|Create Page Wizard]] to assist in creating a new wiki page. This only shows when //Content// is empty.{break}\r\n\r\n: {{siteurl:/modules/gwiki/assets/images/sorticon.png|Sort Icon|left}} Invokes a special function to reorder pages in a page set.{break}\r\n\r\n: {{siteurl:/modules/gwiki/assets/images/imageicon.png|Image Icon|left}} Invokes the Image editor.{break}\r\n\r\n: {{siteurl:/modules/gwiki/assets/images/attachicon.png|Attach Icon|left}} Invokes the File Attachment editor.{break}\r\n\r\n: {{siteurl:/modules/gwiki/assets/images/fullscreenicon.png|Full Screen Icon|left}} Enters Full Screen mode, where a maximum amount of browser display space is used for the editable page contents.{break}\r\n\r\n: {{siteurl:/modules/gwiki/assets/images/helpicon.png|Help Icon|left}} Opens a set of quick reference help pages describing wiki markup.{break}\r\n\r\n: {{siteurl:/modules/gwiki/assets/images/historyicon.png|History Icon|left}} You can use the history tool to view or restore prior versions of a page. Each time a page is updated, a new version of the page is saved. Any old versions still exist, but are now //inactive//.{break}\r\n\r\n: {{siteurl:/modules/gwiki/assets/images/texticon.png|Source Icon|left}} Displays the page source a text.{break}\r\n\r\n: {{siteurl:/modules/gwiki/assets/images/closeicon.png|Close Icon|left}} Closes extra editor function windows.{break}\r\n\r\n=History\r\n{{siteurl:/modules/gwiki/assets/images/historyicon.png|History Icon|left}} The history tool can be accessed from the page information area both in the editor and the normal page views. The history tool provides a list of all the revisions of the page still tracked in the wiki. The following options are available:\r\n\r\n* **View** - Click on a page title to display a revision in the //View// pane.\r\n* **Compare** - Select this option to display a revision in the //Compare// pane.\r\n* **Restore** - Select this option to make the revision the active revision.\r\n* **Edit** - This option enters the //page editor// with the selected revision.\r\n* **Diff** - Select this option to show a //diff// view of the active revision against the selected revision.\r\n\r\nBelow the //View// and //Compare// panes is a //Diff// button which compares the revisions currently shown in the view and compare panes.', '', 'Help:Index', 3, '', '', 1370401374, 1, 0, 1, 'Initially, the wiki is empty. If you have the authority to create the home page, when you visit the wiki module, you will be presented with the wiki page editor for the home page, named WikiHome unless it has been changed in the module preferences.\nPage Names\nEach wiki page is identified by a page name. That name can contain upper and lower case letters, numbers, and limited punctuation marks, periods (.) and dashes (-). In some cases, a page name can also contain a colon (:). The administrator can choose to recognize a CamelCase phrase in a wiki page as a page name.\nCreating a New Page\nThe easiest way to add a new page is to create a link to it in an existing page. Following that link (to a page that does not exist) will enter the page editor where you can enter and save the new page. For example, to create a page named "MyNewPage" you can add a link to it in an existing page, either as a link [[MyNewPage]], or if camel case is enabled, as MyNewPage. Save the edited page, then follow the link you just added.\nAlso, the administrator can make a special New Page block available. Enter the page name in the block and choose Create to enter the editor.\nNamespaces\nThe module administrator can define special name spaces for the wiki. A page that belongs to a name space has the namespace followed by a colon (:) followed by a regular page name. Namespaces can have special properties, such as being inter-wiki links (referring to pages on another wiki,) having automatic naming, custom display templates or special permissions.\nIf namespaces are active, any available namespaces for which you can create a new page will be shown in a selection list in the New Page block.\nEditing a Page\nIf you can edit the displayed page, you will see the edit icon below the page content. Clicking the edit icon will take you to the page editor.\nThe basic editor pane has Title and Content fields. Additional fields can be accessed using the Meta Edit button. Here is a description of editor fields.\nEditor Form Fields\n\n\n Title - The page title\n Content - The page content\n Display Page Name - if specified, this will be shown instead of the page name when a link to the page is displayed.\n Parent Page - this can be specified to group pages as related. This relationship is shown using a Related Pages block.\n Page Set Home - if specified, this can group pages together as a page set. All pages with the same Page Set Home show special navigation buttons, allowing the reader to move between the pages (like these Help pages.)\n Page Set Order - this is the numeric order of the page in the set. If not specified (or zero) on save, the page will be put at the end of the page set.\n Meta Keywords - if specified, this will be used as the content for the HTML <meta name="keywords" content="" /> tag.\n Meta Description - if specified, this will be used as the content for the HTML <meta name="description" content="" /> tag.\n Show in Index Listings - if Yes the page will be included in index lists.\n Leave Inactive on Save - if Yes the page will be left inactive when saved. The wiki saves each version of a page, and normally it will make the new version active when saved. Sometimes, this is not desired (for example, edits are not complete, or the page needs to be made available at a future point in time.) The page history tool can be used to further edit or activate the page when saved with this set to No.\nEditor Toolbar\n\nThe Editor Toolbar assists entering wiki markup. You can click an icon to insert the related markup into the page, and the cursor will be positioned ready to enter the text you want the markup applied to. You can also select text to apply the markup to in the editor, and then click the icon. If more information is needed to build the markup, a popup form will be presented to enter the information.\nThe available markup assists are:\n\n\n Text Decoratation\n Bold\n Italic\n Underline\n Strike Through\n Subscript\n Superscript\n Monospaced\n Colors\n URL''s\n Link\n Image Url\n Formatting\n Header\n Line Break\n Block Quote\n Indent\n Horizontal Rule\n Bullet List Item\n Numbered List Item\n Centered\n No Wiki\n Boxes\n Reference\n\nEditor Form Buttons\n\n\n Save - Save the page currently in the editor as a new revision.\n Meta Edit - Switch editor display to meta data pane\n Page Edit - Switch editor display to basic (title and contents) pane\n Preview - Display a preview of the page currently in the editor without saving to continue editing.\n Cancel - Cancel editing, discarding any unsaved changes\nEditor Icons\nHere is a list of other icons shown in the page editor and their meanings.\n\n\n Invoke the Create Page Wizard to assist in creating a new wiki page. This only shows when Content is empty.\n\n\n\n Invokes a special function to reorder pages in a page set.\n\n\n\n Invokes the Image editor.\n\n\n\n Invokes the File Attachment editor.\n\n\n\n Enters Full Screen mode, where a maximum amount of browser display space is used for the editable page contents.\n\n\n\n Opens a set of quick reference help pages describing wiki markup.\n\n\n\n You can use the history tool to view or restore prior versions of a page. Each time a page is updated, a new version of the page is saved. Any old versions still exist, but are now inactive.\n\n\n\n Displays the page source a text.\n\n\n\n Closes extra editor function windows.\n\nHistory\n The history tool can be accessed from the page information area both in the editor and the normal page views. The history tool provides a list of all the revisions of the page still tracked in the wiki. The following options are available:\n\n\n View - Click on a page title to display a revision in the View pane.\n Compare - Select this option to display a revision in the Compare pane.\n Restore - Select this option to make the revision the active revision.\n Edit - This option enters the page editor with the selected revision.\n Diff - Select this option to show a diff view of the active revision against the selected revision.\nBelow the View and Compare panes is a Diff button which compares the revisions currently shown in the view and compare panes.\n\n', 'a:10:{i:0;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:1;s:4:"name";s:26:"Creating and Editing Pages";}i:1;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:2;s:4:"name";s:10:"Page Names";}i:2;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:2;s:4:"name";s:19:"Creating a New Page";}i:3;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:2;s:4:"name";s:10:"Namespaces";}i:4;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:2;s:4:"name";s:14:"Editing a Page";}i:5;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:3;s:4:"name";s:18:"Editor Form Fields";}i:6;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:3;s:4:"name";s:14:"Editor Toolbar";}i:7;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:3;s:4:"name";s:19:"Editor Form Buttons";}i:8;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:3;s:4:"name";s:12:"Editor Icons";}i:9;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:2;s:4:"name";s:7:"History";}}', 1, 1);
INSERT INTO xf3f_gwiki_pages (keyword, display_keyword, title, body, parent_page, page_set_home, page_set_order, meta_description, meta_keywords, lastmodified, uid, admin_lock, active, search_body, toc_cache, show_in_index, gwiki_version) VALUES('Help:Preferences', 'Help - Preferences', 'Preferences', '{toc}\r\n=Home Page\r\nThe name of the Wiki home page. This is the page displayed if no other page is specified, such as on the initial entry to the wiki module.\r\n\r\n=Date Format\r\nDate format to use for dates displayed in the wiki, such as the last modified date shown in the wiki page footer.\r\n\r\n=Recent Changes Limit\r\nNumber of pages to display in a {{{{RecentChanges}}}} list.\r\n\r\n=Format of Internal Wiki Links\r\nThis is an //sprintf()// style formating string. It should expect one argument, the page name. This format string will be used to build links to other wiki pages under most circumstances. The default is appropriate for basic wiki use, but if you want to use URL rewriting, or the customizable wiki script from the //extras// folder, you may wish to specify an alternate format.\r\n\r\n=Format of Wiki Search Links\r\nThis is an //sprintf()// style formating string. It should expect two arguments, the page name, and the search terms. This format string will be used by the search function to build links to matching wiki pages. The default is appropriate for basic wiki use, but if you want to use URL rewriting, or the customizable wiki script from the //extras// folder, you may wish to specify an alternate format.\r\n\r\n=Image Libary Page(s)\r\nIf you have stock images that you will need in multiple wiki pages, you may want to consider establishing an image library page, or pages, to make them globally available. This is simply a wiki page where images have been added using the image editor. What makes it different is being included in this list. This list establishes a search order to find an image if it isn''t connected directly to the current page. Each library page will be searched in sequence for a named image. Multiple library pages can be specified as a comma separated list.\r\n\r\n=Minimum History Retention Days\r\nNumber of days of change history to retain when database is cleaned. Enter 0 to completely disable cleaning.\r\n\r\n=Attachment Extension Whitelist\r\nComma separated list of file extensions to be allowed for attachments. If left blank, file uploads will be disabled.\r\n\r\n=AJAX Wiki Allowed Origin\r\nString to include in Access-Control-Allow-Origin: header for AJAX Wiki. Leave blank to disable, * to allow all, or specific host(s)\r\n\r\n=Treat Camel Case as Link\r\nTreat ~CamelCase text in Wiki pages as a link to a same named page. ~CamelCase, a series of words, each capitalized and joined together without spaces, is a traditional wiki convention. As wikis have matured, they have become less reliant on that tradition. Depending on your wiki''s intended use, automatic linking of any ~CamelCase phrases can be undesirable. With this option, you can turn that automatic link making off.\r\n\r\n=Default Thumbnail Size\r\nThis is the default maximal pixel dimension for generated thumbnail images. If a thumbnail is called for, and no //size// is specified, this value will be used.\r\n\r\n= Wizard Templates Namespace\r\nPages in this namespace will be used as templates in the Create Page Wizard. Leave blank to disable templates in the wizard.\r\n\r\n=Format for Automatic Names\r\nFormat string passed to PHP [[http://us1.php.net/manual/en/function.date.php|date()]] function to generate page names for namespaces configured for automatic naming.\r\n\r\n=Comments and Notifications\r\nThe wiki supports XOOPS comments and notifications for wiki pages. All normal system options are supported. In addition, the wiki specific notification events are:\r\n\r\n* **Entire Wiki : New Wiki Page** - Notify on //creation// of //new// pages only.\r\n* **Entire Wiki : Updated Wiki Page** - Notify on any page updates (including new pages.)\r\n* **Individual Page : Watch Wiki Page** - Notify on any updates of a specific page.\r\n* **Namespace : New Page in Namespace** - Notify on //creation// of //new// pages in a specific //namespace// only.\r\n* **Namespace : Updated Page in Namespace** - Notify on any page updates (including new pages) in a specific //namespace//.', '', 'Help:Index', 16, '', '', 1370401643, 1, 0, 1, '\nHome Page\nThe name of the Wiki home page. This is the page displayed if no other page is specified, such as on the initial entry to the wiki module.\nDate Format\nDate format to use for dates displayed in the wiki, such as the last modified date shown in the wiki page footer.\nRecent Changes Limit\nNumber of pages to display in a list.\nFormat of Internal Wiki Links\nThis is an sprintf() style formating string. It should expect one argument, the page name. This format string will be used to build links to other wiki pages under most circumstances. The default is appropriate for basic wiki use, but if you want to use URL rewriting, or the customizable wiki script from the extras folder, you may wish to specify an alternate format.\nFormat of Wiki Search Links\nThis is an sprintf() style formating string. It should expect two arguments, the page name, and the search terms. This format string will be used by the search function to build links to matching wiki pages. The default is appropriate for basic wiki use, but if you want to use URL rewriting, or the customizable wiki script from the extras folder, you may wish to specify an alternate format.\nImage Libary Page(s)\nIf you have stock images that you will need in multiple wiki pages, you may want to consider establishing an image library page, or pages, to make them globally available. This is simply a wiki page where images have been added using the image editor. What makes it different is being included in this list. This list establishes a search order to find an image if it isn''t connected directly to the current page. Each library page will be searched in sequence for a named image. Multiple library pages can be specified as a comma separated list.\nMinimum History Retention Days\nNumber of days of change history to retain when database is cleaned. Enter 0 to completely disable cleaning.\nAttachment Extension Whitelist\nComma separated list of file extensions to be allowed for attachments. If left blank, file uploads will be disabled.\nAJAX Wiki Allowed Origin\nString to include in Access-Control-Allow-Origin: header for AJAX Wiki. Leave blank to disable, * to allow all, or specific host(s)\nTreat Camel Case as Link\nTreat CamelCase text in Wiki pages as a link to a same named page. CamelCase, a series of words, each capitalized and joined together without spaces, is a traditional wiki convention. As wikis have matured, they have become less reliant on that tradition. Depending on your wiki''s intended use, automatic linking of any CamelCase phrases can be undesirable. With this option, you can turn that automatic link making off.\nDefault Thumbnail Size\nThis is the default maximal pixel dimension for generated thumbnail images. If a thumbnail is called for, and no size is specified, this value will be used.\n Wizard Templates Namespace\nPages in this namespace will be used as templates in the Create Page Wizard. Leave blank to disable templates in the wizard.\nFormat for Automatic Names\nFormat string passed to PHP date() function to generate page names for namespaces configured for automatic naming.\nComments and Notifications\nThe wiki supports XOOPS comments and notifications for wiki pages. All normal system options are supported. In addition, the wiki specific notification events are:\n\n\n Entire Wiki : New Wiki Page - Notify on creation of new pages only.\n Entire Wiki : Updated Wiki Page - Notify on any page updates (including new pages.)\n Individual Page : Watch Wiki Page - Notify on any updates of a specific page.\n Namespace : New Page in Namespace - Notify on creation of new pages in a specific namespace only.\n Namespace : Updated Page in Namespace - Notify on any page updates (including new pages) in a specific namespace.\n\n', 'a:15:{i:0;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:1;s:4:"name";s:11:"Preferences";}i:1;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:2;s:4:"name";s:9:"Home Page";}i:2;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:2;s:4:"name";s:11:"Date Format";}i:3;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:2;s:4:"name";s:20:"Recent Changes Limit";}i:4;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:2;s:4:"name";s:29:"Format of Internal Wiki Links";}i:5;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:2;s:4:"name";s:27:"Format of Wiki Search Links";}i:6;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:2;s:4:"name";s:20:"Image Libary Page(s)";}i:7;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:2;s:4:"name";s:30:"Minimum History Retention Days";}i:8;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:2;s:4:"name";s:30:"Attachment Extension Whitelist";}i:9;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:2;s:4:"name";s:24:"AJAX Wiki Allowed Origin";}i:10;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:2;s:4:"name";s:24:"Treat Camel Case as Link";}i:11;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:2;s:4:"name";s:22:"Default Thumbnail Size";}i:12;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:2;s:4:"name";s:27:" Wizard Templates Namespace";}i:13;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:2;s:4:"name";s:26:"Format for Automatic Names";}i:14;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:2;s:4:"name";s:26:"Comments and Notifications";}}', 1, 1);
INSERT INTO xf3f_gwiki_pages (keyword, display_keyword, title, body, parent_page, page_set_home, page_set_order, meta_description, meta_keywords, lastmodified, uid, admin_lock, active, search_body, toc_cache, show_in_index, gwiki_version) VALUES('Help:Wizard', 'Help - Page Wizard', 'Create Page Wizard', '{{siteurl:/modules/gwiki/assets/images/wizardicon.png|Wizard Icon|left}} The //Create Page Wizard// provides a set of tools to assist in creating a new wiki page. Look for the wizard wand icon in the page information area when you first enter the editor with a new page name.\r\n\r\nThe administrator can also make the New Page [[help:blocks|block]] enter the //Create Page Wizard// instead of the //Editor//.\r\n\r\nThe wizard will present a series of panels, each with //Continue// and //Cancel// options.\r\n\r\nIf no page name has been specified, the first panel will display a selection list of namespaces the user has permissions for, and a text field for entry of a page name.\r\n\r\nThe next panel shows the available options to create a page:\r\n* **Create from Template** - If a Template Namespace is defined, a list of all available templates will be shown. The //Content// portion of the selected template page will be copied into a the new page.\r\n* **Copy an existing page** - enter the page name of an existing page. The entire page, including most data from the //Meta Edit// section in the page editor, will be copied to the new page.\r\n* **Import from HTML** - Select an HTML file, or copy and paste the HTML into the form. The conversion is limited, and simpler documents work better.\r\n* **Import a Text file** - Copy a text file into a wiki page. This can be used to import pages from another wiki, or to load a text file to be reformatted as a wiki page.\r\n* **Create an Image Gallery** - select a set of images and create a gallery page from them.', '', 'Help:Index', 4, '', '', 1370728321, 1, 0, 1, ' The Create Page Wizard provides a set of tools to assist in creating a new wiki page. Look for the wizard wand icon in the page information area when you first enter the editor with a new page name.\nThe administrator can also make the New Page block enter the Create Page Wizard instead of the Editor.\nThe wizard will present a series of panels, each with Continue and Cancel options.\nIf no page name has been specified, the first panel will display a selection list of namespaces the user has permissions for, and a text field for entry of a page name.\nThe next panel shows the available options to create a page:\n\n Create from Template - If a Template Namespace is defined, a list of all available templates will be shown. The Content portion of the selected template page will be copied into a the new page.\n Copy an existing page - enter the page name of an existing page. The entire page, including most data from the Meta Edit section in the page editor, will be copied to the new page.\n Import from HTML - Select an HTML file, or copy and paste the HTML into the form. The conversion is limited, and simpler documents work better.\n Import a Text file - Copy a text file into a wiki page. This can be used to import pages from another wiki, or to load a text file to be reformatted as a wiki page.\n Create an Image Gallery - select a set of images and create a gallery page from them.\n\n', 'a:1:{i:0;a:2:{s:5:"level";i:1;s:4:"name";s:18:"Create Page Wizard";}}', 1, 1);
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