Playground¶

Blocks¶

Warnings¶

Notices¶

Tips¶

Markers¶

You can mark tasks with .

If some feature is experimental, you can use:

You can align markers using < and >.

This marker is aligned to the right.

{NEW} and {FREE} markers are different. They look different inline.

And have special “super” mode.

You can mark some features/products as with {FREE} or as with {^FREE}.

Users¶

User link can be created using ID (which is the last number in the profile URL) e.g. user#1 produces Andriy Lesyuk.

User link can be also created using login e.g. user:s-andy produces Andriy Lesyuk.

You can display different text (not “Firstname Lastname” (depends on settings)) using user(me)#1 (user(me)#1) or user(me):s-andy (user(me):s-andy).

If username does not exist: user(me):idontexist

:) Smileys¶

Here are smileys currently supported by this plugin:

Sample code	Smiley	Sample code	Smiley	Sample code	Smiley	Sample code	Smiley
:)		=)		:D		=D
:'(		:(		;)		:P
:O		:/		:S		:]
:X		:*		O:)		>:)
B)		@}->-		(!)		(?)

Smileys code is quite flexible that is :) and :-) are equivalent.

Glyphs¶

Here are some special characters supported by WikiNG:

Code	Character	Code	Character	Code	Character	Code	Character
<=	⇐	<=>	⇔	=>	⇒	--	--
<-	←	<->	↔	->	→	---	---

Also WikiNG automatically replaces single quote inside words and after words with apostrophe, e.g. O’Reilly.

Hooks¶

The plugin adds a Wiki macro allowing to call a custom hook (with a custom name) on a page.

For example to create and call hook :wiking_hook_demo write !{{wiking_hook(demo,argument,option=value)}}.

Sample:

controller.class.name = WikiController
project.name          = WikiNG
request.params        = {"controller"=>"wiki", "action"=>"show", "project_id"=>"wiking", "id"=>"Playground"}
page.page.title       = Playground
args                  = ["argument"]
options               = {:option=>"value"}

Conditions¶

Usually before release I update Wiki pages. So Wiki pages describe new version not yet released and users download old version... To avoid such things I added (date > [date])...(date) and (version > [version])...(version) macros.

Date¶

This message is shown since 2011.

Version¶

This message is shown after release of 1.1.0.

External Wiki links¶

• Ruby.
• Redmine Wiki syntax.
• Plugins and #9638.
• Why_Fork and #718.