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{{#form:target=blogpost|method=GET|
{{#input:type=hidden|name=title|value=Special:MakePage}} {{#input:type=hidden|name=user|value={{#user:}}}} {{#input:type=hidden|name=!TPLTPAGE|value=Template:blog.post.gen}} {{#input:type=hidden|name=!TIMEFMT|value=Y-m-d Hi}} {{#input:type=hidden|name=!TITLETPLT|value={{{title-prefix}}}<<!TIMESTAMP>> <<posttitle>>}}}}
Posting under: | no prefix; posting as regular wiki page |
Post title: | {{#input:name=posttitle|size=60}} |
User topic list: | {{#input:name=topics-user|size=80}} |
Global topic list: | {{#input:name=topics-global|size=80}} |
Above the fold:{{#input:name=text-above|type=textarea|rows=3}} | |
Below the fold:{{#input:name=text-below|type=textarea|rows=20}} | |
{{#input:type=submit|value=Preview}}{{#input:type=reset|value=-clear-}} |
- "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 list 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 eventually in the RSS feed (when RSS is implemented); "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=blogpost|" from the 3rd line
- The intrinsic form variable !TIMESTAMP uses the PHP date format, which is documented here.
- The "title" variable actually a sneaksy way to fool MediaWiki into sending the data to Special:CreatePage. Special:CreatePage lets you create a new page based on the form's contents, but other things could be done if there was a way to tell the form to submit the data to a different URL. (Which there may be; not sure.) Certainly "title" could be changed to redirect to any other data-processing page within the same wiki.