List a single media item in a topic. Replace xxx with the media topic number.

%SEARCH{".*" scope="topic" topic="Mxxx" noheader="on"  type="regex" nototal="on" nosearch="on" format=%MEDIAFORMAT% order="formfield(PubDate)"}%

Force Page breaks in printed output

<sticky><div style="page-break-before: always">&nbsp;</div></sticky>

This has been defined as %PAGEBREAK% so you can use that now.

%HILITE%highlight -- like using a felt-tip highlighter %ENDHILITE%

Block to create form to create a topic

• with specific topic template and form.
• And with name specified by the user.
• Change TYPE and TEMPLATETOPICNAME for each use.

<form action="%SCRIPTURLPATH%/edit%SCRIPTSUFFIX%/%WEB%/">
*Add new TYPE:* <br />
<input type="text" name="topic" size="32" />
<input type="hidden" name="templatetopic" value="TEMPLATETOPICNAME" />
<input type="hidden" name="topicparent" value="PARENTTOPICNAME" />
<input type="submit" value="Add new TYPE" />
</form>

Auto-create a topic directly from a link

• One click and auto-numbered topic is created.
• Replace "BaseN" with a unique Wiki Name? Base for each series, if you wish to have topic name clickable or
• Replace "BaseN" with nonWikiName base for each series, such as "M" to create a shortest name that is not clickable.
• Check number of zeros for length of the number used, such as 00000 means five digits (fixed length).
• Replace TEMPLATE with the name of the base template
• Replace PARENTTOPIC with the parent topic name.
• Replace FORMTEMPLATE with the name of the form to attach.
• Replace TYPE with the readable name of this type of topic.

[[%SCRIPTURLPATH{"edit"}%/%WEB%/BaseNAUTOINC00000?templatetopic=%WEB%.TEMPLATE&topicparent=%WEB%.PARENTTOPIC&formtemplate=FORMTEMPLATE][Submit New TYPE]]* - Click here to create a new TYPE.

Highlighting

Formatted Search of Form Fields

• Use a string like the following: "FormFieldName\" value=\".*Target.*\"

Wiki Usage Tips

Highlighting

Twiki syntax allows you to choose the color of the text, but not a way to easily highlight -- like using a felt-tip highlighter

Just enclose the text with the following

<span 
style="background:yellow"> highlight -- like using a felt-tip highlighter </span>

-- Raymond Lutz - 09 Aug 2007