Difference between revisions of "PsyCrit:Forms/blog/post"
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| align=right | '''Page title''': || <get name=title-prefix />[timestamp] [post title] | | align=right | '''Page title''': || <get name=title-prefix />[timestamp] [post title] | ||
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| | | colspan=2 | <hr><small>Topic lists look like this: '''\a topic\another topic\a third topic'''<br>List as many topics as you want.</small> | ||
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| align=right | '''Global topic list''': || <echo raw now><input name=topics-global size=80></echo> | | align=right | '''Global topic list''': || <echo raw now><input name=topics-global size=80></echo> | ||
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| align=right | '''User-specific topic list''': || <echo raw now><input name=topics-user size=80></echo> | |||
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| colspan=2 | '''Above the fold''': <echo raw now><textarea name=text-above rows=3></textarea></echo> | | colspan=2 | '''Above the fold''': <echo raw now><textarea name=text-above rows=3></textarea></echo> |
Revision as of 01:46, 15 April 2012
User: | Prefix: ERROR: there is no variable named [title-prefix].
- "topic lists" should look like this: \a topic\another topic\third topic\and so on
- You can use whatever character you want as a divider; the first character in the text becomes the divider.
- Topics in the "user topic list" will be prefixed with your username, to distinguish them from global topics (which are common to the entire wiki)
- "above the fold" text will appear in summaries/compilations and in the RSS feed; "below the fold" generally only appears when you look at the actual posting page.
- If you want the post to replace the form window instead of showing up in a new window/tab, remove "target=_blank" from the form tag near the top
- The intrinsic form variable !TIMEFMT uses the PHP date format, which is documented here.
- The template for formatting the data in this form is: [[project:Forms/handling/blog/post]]
- Timestamp will be set to the time at which you first preview the post