You can do that by placing a #default_form function in the page defining that namespace. However, it can now also work with the alternative Cargo . Specifies the maximum number of allowed values. If the tree input is showing radiobuttons instead of checkboxes, you just need to add the parameter "|list" to the field tag in the form definition, to establish that this is a list. See the "Setting values and mappings" and "Autocompletion" sections below for how to customize the autocompletion. Regardless of what is contained in the template, though, the fact that a field is meant to hold multiple values can be hard-coded in the form definition by adding the parameter "list" to the {{{field}}} tag. Accent-folding has its limitations but it can help make some important yet overlooked user interactions work better. Later on, to make changes to the form, you will most likely have to edit the form definition directly, unless you make use of Page Schemas; in either case, the following documentation should be helpful. This input type "tokenizes" the values in the field, i.e puts a block around each value to make it a single unit instead of just a string of characters. The "datetime" input is similar to the "date" input, but includes additional entries for hours, minutes, seconds and AM/PM. For our country example, we might have a field that looks like: Icon images associated with autocomplete values, using "values from external data". Both of these inputs have many optional parameters, but most likely you will not need to use any of them. CACHE_ANYTHING), the selected cache will be used. If you see a data structure setup that you like elsewhere, you can copy and paste all the necessary files to your wiki. sets the last date the user is allowed to select. Takvim tamamen betik zerinden oluturulur ve herhangi bir sayfa yenilemesi olmadan gezinebilir. the standard way to get users to forms, is done using the#forminputparser function. text , textarea , tokens , combobox , date , datetime , year , datepicker , datetimepicker , checkbox , dropdown , radiobutton , checkboxes , listbox , tree , rating , regexp , googlemaps , leaflet , openlayers, Extension:Page Forms/Download and installation, An auto-generated form allowing the user to edit an opinion item, https://www.mediawiki.org/w/index.php?title=Extension:Page_Forms&oldid=5633179, SkinTemplateNavigation::Universal extensions, Extensions with master compatibility policy, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License. This will add a link reading "Upload file" next to this field in the form; if the user clicks on this link, it will pop up a "lightbox"-style window (using the FancyBox JavaScript library) that lets the user upload a file. A hrlevelek 2021 augusztusig a Wikipdia:Wikidata-segtsgkrs lapon voltak olvashatk, a kzssg krsre helyeztk t erre a lapra. (For more on uploading files, see. The "radiobutton" input corresponds to the HTML "radio" input. "datetimepicker" is a JavaScript-based input type very similar to "datepicker", but it includes popups for selecting both the date and time. This markup is based around the templates Item, Opinion and Reference. This is done simply by adding the parameter "uploadable" to that field's declaration in the form definition. By default, the page name will appear right after this title; however, you can embed the page name within the title by putting "" within the title value. {{{field|City|input type=combobox|values dependent on=Restaurant[Country]}}}. Decide on a short string to represent this URL. The section tag specifies a textarea to be placed in a form, that corresponds to a page section. Specifies that the value entered for this field must not be the same as the name of any page in the given SMW "concept". sets the height, in pixels, of the box in which the tree appears. Each user input is defined as a standard input tag with its own value; the allowed values are: So, for example, the button for Save page could be specified with . By default, the first radiobutton value is "None", which lets the user choose a blank value. Re: [MediaWiki-l] Page Forms input type list Yaron Koren Wed, 29 Mar 2017 11:33:26 -0700 Hi, The "tokens" input type may be what you're looking for, if I understand the question correctly: InputBox, is bundled with recent versions of MediaWiki. Below are links to the entire documentation. This will add a link reading "Upload file" next to this field in the form; if the user clicks on this link, it will pop up a "lightbox"-style window (using the FancyBox JavaScript library) that lets the user upload a file. You can use this page to start a discussion with others about how to improve Extension:Page Forms/Input types . It has a diversity of question types, which when matched to the type of information you're. If a field represents a Semantic MediaWiki property, or Cargo field, of type "Page", autocompletion will be enabled by default the field will autocomplete on the names of all pages that are already pointed to by that property or field. Decide on a short string to represent this URL. Then you could do the mapping using the additional "mapping cargo value field" parameter, like this: Four of the input types (tokens, combobox, plus text with autocomplete and textarea with autocomplete for versions before 5.0) use autocompletion as the user starts typing, the input shows a dropdown list of possible completions. The field tag may then use these parameters: You can set a field's autocompletion values to be based on the value a user has already set of another field in the form. All of the map inputs lets you enter an address to locate the coordinates more easily. Gets its values from the names of all pages belonging to, Gets its values from the names of all pages belonging to a specific SMW, Finally, you can simply manually specify the set of values shown to the user; an example would be. Gets its values from the names of all pages belonging to a specific SMW, Finally, you can simply manually specify the set of values shown to the user; an example would be, This set of values should be separated by commas by default, but the delimiter can be modified using the. Readers may support 2D, 3D, and 4D images of various types, such as scalar, vector, DWI or DTI, containing images, dose maps, displacement fields, etc. Default is 24px. If a form on your wiki takes a long time to display, it might be due to the first parse, which has been known to take seconds to run. Its set of parameters includes all of those "datepicker" as well as the following: The "rating" input type displays a set of stars to let the user enter a rating. By default, the first radiobutton value is "None", which lets the user choose a blank value. This will fetch data that can then be used in the field tags. For uploadable fields, you can also set the default filename of the uploaded files, by setting the "default filename=" parameter in the field definition. If there are more than a certain number of checkboxes, "Select all" and "Select none" links will automatically appear above the set of checkboxes, allowing users to automatically check all or none of them. Css col mdbootstrap 4. If VisualEditor is being used, specifies a maximum height (in pixels) for the textarea, since VE uses autgrow. Note that these input types all send your wiki's data (that is, the data contained in the query results) to external services. Default is 5. allow users to select half a star. Note that if you simply want to specify a default file to use such as "Imageneeded.png" the regular "default=Imageneeded.png" parameter will do. You can set a field's autocompletion values to be based on the value a user has already set of another field in the form. Note that the upload window will not work if $wgBreakFrames is set to true in your LocalSettings.php file. Such pages are not called forms, but rather "form-definition pages", to distinguish them from the actual corresponding forms that users see. "datetimepicker" is a JavaScript-based input type very similar to "datepicker", but it includes popups for selecting both the date and time. For both cases, the set of parameters for specifying the values shown to the user is nearly the same. After that we need to use html2pdf element function from html2pdf library. "year" is a simple text input that is used to get a year-only value for a date field. However, you can change autocompletion to instead match on every character, by adding the following line to LocalSettings.php: Autocompletion on characters with accents. With accent-folding, it doesnt matter whether users search for cafe, caf or even F; the results will be the same. takes in a pair of coordinates to set the bounds of the map displayed; this parameter only applies if the input does not have a value. It can also include the variable "", which gets substituted with the name of the page being added or edited. To avoid users having to do this double work, you can have the address field(s) feed their values directly to the map when locating the point. Page Forms allows for the creation of forms to add and edit wiki pages, using the fields within the page's MediaWiki template calls as the fields of the form. However, if even one such tag is included, then only those inputs which have been included will be displayed, in the order, and with the wiki-text, that they appear in in the form definition. A common example of that is if the original value holds a list of category names, and each name gets turned into a category tag, but is not actually displayed. There are also pages about projects, and within each project page is a "Project members" field, which holds a list of employee IDs. The value for this parameter is structured as a mini-query, like P31=Q860861&P17=Q38 ("instance of" = "sculpture", "country" = "Italy"). In the wiki, the page about each employee has as its name the employee ID. You can set a field's autocompletion values to be based on the value a user has already set of another field in the form. . "datepicker" lets the user pick a date with the help of a JavaScript-based popup calendar. The "Q" values can also be replaced by field names, to enable a Wikidata-based version of "show on select", for example P31=Q860861&P17=Location[Country], where "Location" is a template, and "Country" is a field, above the current one. It shows a vertical list of options, where the user can select any number of values. {{{field|City|input type=combobox|values dependent on=Restaurant[Country]}}}. For performance reasons, there is a limit to how many values can be placed in the page; by default the limit is set to 100. This is done simply by adding the parameter "uploadable" to that field's declaration in the form definition. Por favor, veja as novas discusses no final desta pgina. ; Move protection protects the page from being moved or renamed. If events in this calendar have only one date, "event date field" should be used. Coloque o texto novo embaixo do texto antigo. |values dependent on=template name[field name]. There are a large variety of possible parameters to this tag, some of which can only be used for certain input types. It is not necessary, and can be safely removed from any form definition. To prevent "None" from showing up, you must make the field "mandatory", as well as making one of the allowed values the field's "default=" value. Allowed parameters of this tag are: The for template tag specifies a template name, and declares that all of the following fields (until end template is reached) will be those of this template. Esta a pgina de discusso de Ixocactus, onde voc pode enviar mensagens e comentrios para o usurio. specifies the number of stars to display. The "googlemaps", "leaflet" and "openlayers" input types let you display a map to get a coordinate value, using the Google Maps, Leaflet or OpenLayers services, respectively. Specifies the text associated with this input on the form. You can change this height value in LocalSettings.php to whatever number of pixels you want. This function is called as: The "form=", query string, "popup", reload and returnto= arguments work much the same way that their equivalents in #forminput work, and "link text=" works like #forminput's "button text=". If there are multiple values, they should be separated by "&". Used for fields that select pages with 'combobox', 'tokens', 'listbox', and 'dropdown' input types. Values can either come from a category tree within the wiki, or be set manually within the form definition. If the tree input is showing radiobuttons instead of checkboxes, you just need to add the parameter "|list" to the field tag in the form definition, to establish that this is a list. If you think a form is too long for users to fill out comfortably, you can turn it into sections, with a tab interface to navigate between them, using the Header Tabs extension. You can manually set a field to autocomplete on one of various sets of values, by using one of the "values " parameters see the previous subsection, "Setting values and mappings". The value of this parameter can include parser functions, magic words and the like. --TNMPChannel 17:59, 10 October 2019 (UTC) Reply []That template is very broken. : WikidataIB/. Note that the element IDs cannot contain spaces and/or multibyte characters and cannot start with a number. No spaces get placed between calls to the template, which may potentially help with formatting. (See the External Data documentation for how to call these.) There are some ways to have a field autocomplete using data from outside the wiki: You can have a field autocomplete on values from outside the wiki, using the following parameter: You can have a form input hold, and autocomplete on, values from Wikidata, using the parameter values from wikidata=. If you have Semantic MediaWiki installed, this parameter will be automatically used if the input type uses autocompletion. You can also set uploadable fields to use the operating system's own uploading directly, instead of using MediaWiki's uploading system - this gives the user fewer options, but it is a simpler process, and on mobile devices it can present some interesting options, like uploading photos right after they are taken. Both height and width are needed together to set the dimension. The "checkboxes" input displays checkboxes to let the user choose any number of values. HTMLHTML45XHTML1GETPOST as HTTP. You can place tab declarations between templates, or within templates, to split up the fields of a template into different tabs. An example of using multiple-instance templates with "holds template" and "embed in field" can be found here. You can change the location and text of this button, using the tag ". After that number is reached, remote autocompletion is done instead, where autocompletion happens through an Ajax call to the server, based on what the user has typed. If you click on that tab, you can see this same form, this time populated with the data contained in that page. However, it's also possible to skip the first step, of entering the page name that's what you should do if the form contains a formula for setting the page name based on the user input. With calendar editing, selecting or creating an event brings up a popup form to edit the event's fields. If the field is configured to contain a list of values, the new filename will be appended to whatever was there before; otherwise, the filename will overwrite whatever the field contained before. Wikitext, and some HTML, can be freely embedded anywhere outside of the tags. The 'field' tag specifies a field to be placed in a form, corresponding to a template field. (The 'delimiter' parameter defaults to "," and 'new delimiter' defaults to ", " (note the extra space) if they are not set.) Automatically create MediaWiki page from template input 1 How do you create a new MediaWiki article with preloaded text based on HTML form input? . For uploadable fields, you can also set the default filename of the uploaded files, by setting the "default filename=" parameter in the field definition. The layout, inclusion and text of each input can be modified. In version 5.0 of Page Forms (released in December 2020), the "datepicker" input type changed from using the jQuery UI library to using OOUI, and this documentation was no longer accurate. If there is preloaded data, you can not force it to default values, at all. Text and textarea fields can also support autocompletion for multiple values. If a user is not allowed to edit a page that is form-editable, the tab will show up for them as "view form" instead; clicking on the tab will show the disabled form. sets the width, in pixels, of the box in which the tree appears. You can also autocomplete based on values outside the wiki, contained in web pages, databases, files, etc. {{{1|}}}, and displays a "mapped" string as a result), and uses that template to map every potential value, so that the values' "aliases" appear on the screen, and not the values themselves. (Form field tags tend to be simple because Page Forms can already get a lot of information about the nature of each field from its template. To change this number, change the value of $wgPageFormsMaxAutocompleteValues in LocalSettings.php. By default, the maximum number of autocompletion possibilities that a field will offer is 1,000; this is for performance reasons. If the field is configured to contain a list of values, the new filename will be appended to whatever was there before; otherwise, the filename will overwrite whatever the field contained before. Why bother creating the category? maxlength=maximum length - Specifies the maximum allowed length of the input. No spaces get placed between calls to the template, which may potentially help with formatting. If you look at the form that this definition generates, you can see that there are two buttons labeled "Add another". Well, this example may help: if a template is called "Restaurant" and it has template fields (not properties) named "Country" and "City", and you want the set of cities that are used for autocompletion to be only those cities in the country that the user selected, then the field tag for the City field should look something like: To prevent "None" from showing up, you must make the field "mandatory", as well as making one of the allowed values the field's "default=" value. Page Forms expects to get a JSON format response with a toplevel key of "pfautocomplete" and an array of objects with the "title" key marking the values of possible completions. results from template calls or from { {#ask:.}}. middle school the worst years of my life soundtrack. mediawiki-extensions-SocialProfile/UserProfile/includes/UserProfilePage.php Go to file Cannot retrieve contributors at this time 2080 lines (1804 sloc) 67.5 KB Raw Blame <?php use MediaWiki \ Logger \ LoggerFactory; use MediaWiki \ MediaWikiServices; /** * User profile Wiki Page * * @file * @ingroup Extensions If you add the 'multiple' parameter to a template, it will allow for multiple (or no) instances of this template in the form, and therefore in the generated page. That's the "one-step process", and it uses the parser function #formlinkinstead of#forminput. For uploadable fields, you can also set the default filename of the uploaded files, by setting the "default filename=" parameter in the field definition. To prevent "None" from showing up, you must make the field "mandatory", as well as making one of the allowed values the field's "default=" value. It has many names, often related to particular meanings: Sheffer stroke (in logic ), pipe, bar, or (literally the word "or"), vbar, and others. An explanation of the parameters: You can have a page-input form create pages within a specific namespace (like 'User:') by default, without forcing users to type in that namespace every time. get. (See the External Data documentation for how to call these.). You can manually set a field to autocomplete on the set of values from an SMW property, a Cargo field, a category, a namespace, a "concept", or a manually-set list, by using one of the "values " parameters - see "Setting values and mappings", above. Add a line to LocalSettings.php that looks like this: You have much greater control over where the multiple-instance template goes, in both the form and the resulting pages - so you can have it placed between any two fields in the "main" template. You have created infobox templates to handle all your data, and thought of ideal page layouts for every scenario. However, you can always override them within the form - or set them for a field that otherwise has no values defined for it. If the field specifies multiple categories, and the template uses #arraymap to do it, the call to #arraymap should look something like: in other words, you need to specify the final "delimiter" parameter for #arraymap, and make it a space, blank or something similar, to avoid printing commas between the category tags. If a field in the form is meant to hold the name of an uploaded file (say, an image), you can allow users to upload this file directly through the form. The reason for the initial step, of having the user first enter the page name, is to ensure that users don't accidentally overwrite existing pages. Once a query form has been created, you can link to it using syntax that looks like this: However, the preferred solution, because it's easier and more powerful, is to use the #queryformlink parser function. Forms can be created and edited not just by administrators, but by users themselves. Flexible autocompletion for characters with accents is supported by the combobox and tokens input type. The "target=" parameter shouldn't usually be used, but it sets the target page to be edited, if you want to link to the editing of a specific page. Decide on a short string to represent this URL. (Example value for this parameter: "-20,-15;50,55".). There are two parser functions defined by Page Forms, #arraymap and #arraymaptemplate, that enable holding multiple values within the same field, by applying the same semantic property to each element of a comma- (or otherwise-) delimited list (a comma-delimited list is a piece of text in which distinct values are separated by commas). The "datetime" input is similar to the "date" input, but includes additional entries for hours, minutes, seconds and AM/PM. It shows a set of values from which the user can only choose one. All semantic data is meant to be held within templates, and not directly within wiki pages. However, you can change autocompletion to instead match on every character, by adding the following line to LocalSettings.php: This feature is especially important for wikis that have values with non-ASCII characters, such as wikis in languages with non-Roman alphabets; since the default, word-based autocompletion doesn't yet work with non-ASCII characters. Wikitext, and some HTML, can be freely embedded anywhere outside of the tags. To do that for a single input, add a class parameter to the field tag, like "|class=ClassName", then add something like the following to MediaWiki:Common.css: If you want this to apply to all "tokens" inputs in the wiki, add something like this to MediaWiki:Common.css instead: The "radiobutton" input corresponds to the HTML "radio" input. If, for instance, your wiki is called 'MyWiki', and the namespace you want to associate with a form is 'User', the page in which you need to add the #default_form cal will probably be called 'MyWiki:User' (you will probably need to create this page). An example of Spreadsheet-style editing can be found here. [MediaWiki-l] Page Forms input type list Phil Legault; Re: [MediaWiki-l] Page Forms input type list Yaron Koren; Re: [MediaWiki-l] Page Forms input type list Phil . By default, the maximum number of autocompletion possibilities that a field will offer is 1,000; this is for performance reasons. Specifies that a thumbnail of the uploaded image should be placed under the field in the form. The field tag may then use these parameters: Here is a sample call to #get_web_data to fetch data from some URL: {{#get_web_data:url=URL |format=csv with header |data=title_variable_name=external_variable_name1,image_variable_name=external_variable_name2, description_variable_name=external_variable_name3}}. Once the user has done so, the window will close, and the field will contain the name of the uploaded file. Javascript ,javascript,forms,validation,numbers,Javascript,Forms,Validation,Numbers, . How does this input know whether it can hold one or multiple values, and should thus display radiobuttons vs. checkboxes? The allowed tags are: The info tag holds special information about the form. Page Forms (known before 2016 as Semantic Forms) is an extension to MediaWiki that allows users to add, edit and query data using forms. A value can be provided with more than one element-id: For inputs of type 'checkbox', simply "show on select=element ID" should be used. If the values are page names, and those pages have a "display title" set that is different from their real page name, then by default the form will display the display title instead of the page name. :WikidataIB/. From my perspective there is a distinction between the words I (eu or ich), you (tu & voce or du) and he/she (ele/ela or er/sie) and the form of the verb they use. With accent-folding, it doesnt matter whether users search for cafe, caf or even F; the results will be the same. You can have the set of values used for autocompletion in forms be cached, which may improve performance. You can also set uploadable fields to use the operating system's own uploading directly, instead of using MediaWiki's uploading system - this gives the user fewer options, but it is a simpler process, and on mobile devices it can present some interesting options, like uploading photos right after they are taken. When a form is displayed, the form definition is parsed twice - first to turn the wiki-text into HTML, and then to handle the SF-specific tags like "{{{field}}}". By default, "tokens" appears as a single-row input, then expands vertically if necessary as more values are added. The interface of the demonstration has buttons for each selection method: "Select all", "Select none", and "Invert selection", which are self-explanatory. Adds a JavaScript-based editor to the textarea to make editing its contents more user-friendly. [1] Contents 1 Usage 1.1 Mathematics 1.2 Physics 1.3 Computing 1.3.1 Pipe 1.3.2 Disjunction 1.3.3 Concatenation By default, "tokens" appears as a single-row input, then expands vertically if necessary as more values are added. By default, the maximum number of autocompletion possibilities that a field will offer is 1,000; this is for performance reasons. It shows a set of values from which the user can only choose one. Accent-folding has its limitations but it can help make some important yet overlooked user interactions work better. This input type "tokenizes" the values in the field, i.e puts a block around each value to make it a single unit instead of just a string of characters. Specifies that this field will be hidden in the form: used to preserve values in edited pages. Note that the upload window will not work if $wgBreakFrames is set to true in your LocalSettings.php file. Of these, #arraymap is the more important: it's used much more frequently, and it's the one applied automatically within templates by both Special:CreateClass and Special:CreateTemplate when a field is specified to hold a list of values. This input contains three separate entries, for the year, month and day. Ezen a lapon a Wikidata weekly summary hrlevelei olvashat. There are various ways to do this: Forms can also be used for querying, as opposed to adding or editing data. Specifies the width of the input, in characters. Flexible autocompletion for characters with accents is supported by the combobox and tokens input type. Each defined data type, when using either Cargo or Semantic MediaWiki, has a default input type, and, when applicable, a default input size as well. That's where the Page Forms extension comes in: it lets you define forms that can be used to create and edit pages using the structure you have set up. If any set of possible values is defined for this field, the display will be a dropdown. The "tooltip=" parameter displays a "tooltip", displayed if a user hovers the link. ; see "Autocompleting on outside values" below for the various ways to do this. sets a custom date format, used only for the input field. To change this number, change the value of $wgPageFormsMaxAutocompleteValues in LocalSettings.php. Note that if you simply want to specify a default file to use such as "Imageneeded.png" the regular "default=Imageneeded.png" parameter will do. See ". specifies the number of stars to display. hide the "Select all" and "Select none" links for this input, regardless of the number of values, display the "Select all" and "Select none" links for this input, regardless of the number of values. Some input types provide the user with pre-defined values. Specifies that the value entered for this field must not be the same as the name of any page in the given namespace. Specifies that the section header should not get added to the page at all if the section is empty. The "regexp" input type is not a true input type, but rather the ability to display another input (most often "text") with additional, regular-expression-based validation. Specifies that the value entered for this field must not be the same as the name of any page in the given category. Can be applied to more than one field, to specify that these set of fields collectively define an address that should be used to locate a set of coordinates. The following values are supported: Unfortunately, only one input within the form can have WikiEditor associated with it, due to a limitation in the WikiEditor extension. To autocomplete using ED, you need to first call any of ED's "#get__data" parser functions within the form definition (preferably at the bottom of the form definition, to avoid unnecessary line breaks). Page Forms expects to get a JSON format response with a toplevel key of "pfautocomplete" and an array of objects with the "title" key marking the values of possible completions. You can similarly embed "" within this title value. How does this input know whether it can hold one or multiple values, and should thus display radiobuttons vs. checkboxes? Gets its values from the names of all pages belonging to a specific category. Hi, In some cases, you may want this input to appear taller than one row when it starts out, to make it clearer to users that it will expand. It defaults to yyyy/mm/dd hh:mm. @wikiworks.com> Sent: Wednesday, March 29, 2017 4:54 PM To: MediaWiki announcements and site admin list Subject: Re: [MediaWiki-l] Page Forms input type list What you want, then, may be a multiple-instance template - where the template holds two . Special parameters: size=size - Specifies the width of the input, in characters. It has superior i18n support, but cannot handle all possible values such as BC dates. This parameter can take three values: "table" (which can be used for any template), "spreadsheet" (which can be used only for multiple-instance templates) and "calendar" (which can be used only for multiple-instance templates that contain at least one date field). Because, in Page Forms, the category is where the connection between pages and their forms is defined, so that an edit with form tab shows up at the top of each page. You can have spreadsheet-style editing of a multiple-instance template, using the Jspreadsheet library. Figure. Another approach to dealing with a large form is to give it a wizard-style interface, which is similar to having tabs but more sequential, in that users are supposed to go in order from the first screen to the last, with each screen containing some number of form inputs. If you install this extension, it is very easy to add tabs to a form: just add a top-level section wherever you want a tab to appear, of the form "=Tab 1="; and then add the tag "