If yes, set SITEMAPLIST to on, do not set NOSEARCHALL, and add the "what" and "use to..." description for the site map. Make sure to list only links that include the name of the web, e.g. TWiki.Topic links.
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Set SITEMAPLIST = on
Set SITEMAPWHAT = Describe what this web does.
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Set SITEMAPLIST = off
Set SITEMAPWHAT = Educating lawyers using freedom
Set SITEMAPUSETO = ...to do something.
Copyright notice:
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Skin Settings
Skin overriding the default TWiki templates: (can be overwritten by WebPreferences and user preferences)
This topic defines site-level settings that apply to all users and webs on this TWikiSite.
Note: This topic should be regarded as read-only, so that upgrades can safely overwrite it without risk to your customizations.
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Preference settings local to your site should be set in Main.TWikiPreferences (this topic is pointed to by {LocalSitePreferences}, which is set by the admin in the configure interface). Settings in Main.TWikiPreferences will override settings in this topic, and should be used for defining custom settings and variables.
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Preference settings local to your site should be set in Main.TWikiPreferences (this topic is pointed to by {LocalSitePreferences}, which is set by the admin in the configure interface). Settings in Main.TWikiPreferences will override settings in this topic, and should be used for defining custom settings and variables.
Some skins have two editors available; the default editor, and a second editor which is usually a WYSIWYG editor (the second editor is used by hitting the WYSIWYG link in pattern or classic skins). If COMPOSER is not set, the second editor will work the same as the default editor. If the WysiwygPlugin is installed and it is set to 'kupu' (the default), then the Kupu WYSIWYG editor will be enabled. You can change the setting to use any editor that is enabled by setting the cover parameter on the edit URL.
Set COMPOSER = kupu
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Enable content checks before editing
Set WYSWIYGPLUGIN_WYSIWYGSKIN = kupu
Disable WYSIWYG on pages that contain complex TML. On pages that have complex TML, WYSIWYG will fall back to the default text editor.
Set WYSIWYG_EXCLUDE = calls
Horizontal size of text edit box: (can be overwritten by user preferences)
Set EDITBOXWIDTH = 70
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Format of images when the link check box is checked: (can be overwritten by user preferences)
NOTE: Keyword $name gets expanded to filename; $comment to comment; $size to width="..." height="..." attribute of img tag; \t to tab and \n to linefeed (3 spaces for bullets).
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Set ATTACHEDIMAGEFORMAT = \n * $comment: \n
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TWiki Platform Settings
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Edit and Attach will be disabled today between 05:00 PM and 06:00 PM PDT (00:00 to 01:00 GMT) for a scheduled TWiki maintenance.
You can enable/disable Plugins using the configure interface.
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You can also disable installed plugins in individual webs/topics by defining the %DISABLEDPLUGINS% TWiki variable to be a list of plugins to disable e.g.
Set DISABLEDPLUGINS = The DISABLEDPLUGINS variable is no longer supported
Set INSTALLEDPLUGINS = The INSTALLEDPLUGINS variable is no longer supported. You can set the Plugins execution order using the configure interface.
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Rendering Shortcuts Settings
Line break:
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Bullet sign:
Set BULLET = •
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Vertical bar / pipe symbol:
Set VBAR = |
Line break and bullet with different levels of indentation:
Set BB = •
Set BB2 = •
Set BB3 = •
Set BB4 = •
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Hint: Above shortcuts are useful in TWiki tables where you cannot use newlines
Graphics used in TWiki documentation - view all images in TWikiDocGraphics. (There are various ways to set up common icons as text variables. This is simply one quick approach.):
%RED% red text %ENDCOLOR% and %GREEN% green text %ENDCOLOR%
You get:
red text and green text
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Set ENDCOLOR =
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Graphics used in TWiki documentation - view all images in TWikiDocGraphics. (There are various ways to set up common icons as text variables. This is simply one quick approach.):
Set H =
Set I =
Set M =
Set N =
Set P =
Set Q =
Set S =
Set T =
Set U =
Set X =
Set Y =
Miscellaneous Settings
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Background color of non existing topic: ( default cornsilk or #FFFFCE )
Set NEWTOPICBGCOLOR = #FFFFCE
Font color of non existing topic: ( default #0000FF )
Format of images when the link check box is checked: (can be overwritten by user preferences)
NOTE: Keyword $name gets expanded to filename; $comment to comment; $size to width="..." height="..." attribute of img tag; \t to tab and \n to linefeed (3 spaces for bullets).
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Broadcast message for skins supporting a %BROADCASTMESSAGE% at the top of the page: (IMPORTANT: Set to empty message if not used; #Comment out unused messages)
Set BROADCASTMESSAGE =
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#Set BROADCASTMESSAGE =
NOTE:
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#Set BROADCASTMESSAGE =
NOTE:
Edit and Attach will be disabled today between 05:00 PM and 06:00 PM PDT (00:00 to 01:00 GMT) for a scheduled TWiki maintenance.
This topic defines site-level settings that apply to all users and webs on this TWikiSite.
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Simplified Copyright notice for the WebRss feed (don't use any special characters, html tags, entities, wiki markup or WikiWords)
Set WEBRSSCOPYRIGHT = Copyright 2024 by contributing authors
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Exclude web from a web="all" search: (Set to on for hidden webs; is overwritten by web preferences)
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Exclude web from a web="all" search: (Set to on for hidden webs; is overwritten by web preferences) Note it is much better to use TWikiAccessControls in individual webs to control who can and can't view the contents of a web. NOSEARCHALL is retained for compatibility, but you should avoid using it.
Set NOSEARCHALL =
Prevent automatic linking of WikiWords and acronyms (if set to on); link WikiWords (if empty); can be overwritten by web preferences:
The following are site-level settings that affect all users in all webs on this TWikiSite. They can be selectively overwritten on the individual web level (see WebPreferences in each web), topic level (the topic being rendered), and on the user level (create preferences in your user account topic in the Main web, ex: TWikiGuest).
NOTE: You can lock individual settings at the site or web levels using User & Group Access Control - see section below.
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This topic defines site-level settings that apply to all users and webs on this TWikiSite.
Note: This topic should be regarded as read-only, so that upgrades can safely overwrite it without risk to your customizations.
Preference settings local to your site should be set in Main.TWikiPreferences (this topic is pointed to by {LocalSitePreferences}, which is set by the admin in the configure interface). Settings in Main.TWikiPreferences will override settings in this topic, and should be used for defining custom settings and variables.
If yes, set SITEMAPLIST to on, do not set NOSEARCHALL, and add the "what" and "use to..." description for the site map. Make sure to list only links that include the name of the web, e.g. TWiki.Topic links.
Simplified Copyright notice for the WebRss feed (don't use any special characters, xml tags or WikiWords)
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Simplified Copyright notice for the WebRss feed (don't use any special characters, html tags, entities, wiki markup or WikiWords)
Set WEBRSSCOPYRIGHT = Copyright 2024 by contributing authors
Exclude web from a web="all" search: (Set to on for hidden webs; is overwritten by web preferences)
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Set NOAUTOLINK =
Note: Use the [[...][...]] syntax to link topics in case you disabled WikiWord linking. The <noautolink> ... </noautolink> syntax can be used to prevents links within a block of text.
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Warn if %INCLUDE{}% of topic fails: Fail silently (if empty or off); output "Warning: Can't INCLUDE Topic, topic not found" (if set to on); else, output specific text (use $topic for topic). You can override this setting by web preferences and by a warn="..." parameter in %INCLUDE{}% :
Set INCLUDEWARNING = Note: Included topic $topic? does not exist yet
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Warn if %INCLUDE{}% of topic fails: Fail silently if empty or off. Output warning message (defined in templates/oopsalerts.tmpl) if set to on. Otherwise output specific text (use $topic for topic). You can override this in web preferences, or by using a warn="..." parameter with %INCLUDE{}% :
Some skins have two editors available; the default editor, and a second editor which is usually a WYSIWYG editor (the second editor is used by hitting the WYSIWYG link in pattern or classic skins). If COMPOSER is not set, the second editor will work the same as the default editor. If the WysiwygPlugin is installed and it is set to 'kupu' (the default), then the Kupu WYSIWYG editor will be enabled. You can change the setting to use any editor that is enabled by setting the cover parameter on the edit URL.
Set COMPOSER = kupu
Horizontal size of text edit box: (can be overwritten by user preferences)
Set EDITBOXWIDTH = 70
Vertical size of text edit box: (can be overwritten by user preferences)
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Set EDITBOXHEIGHT = 15
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Set EDITBOXHEIGHT = 22
Style of text edit box. Set to width: 99% for full window width (default; this will overwrite the EDITBOXWIDTH setting), or width: auto to disable. This setting works for IE and some other recent browsers. (can be overwritten by user preferences)
Set EDITBOXSTYLE = width: 99%
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Default state of the Release edit lock (UnlockTopic? ) check box in preview. Checkbox is initially checked if Set RELEASEEDITLOCKCHECKBOX = checked="checked", or unchecked if empty. If checked, make sure to click on Edit to do more changes; do not go back in your browser to the edit page, or you risk that someone else will edit the topic at the same time: (can be overwritten by user preferences)
Set RELEASEEDITLOCKCHECKBOX =
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Default state of the Force New Revision (ForceNewRevision) check box in preview. Check box is initially checked if Set FORCENEWREVISIONCHECKBOX = checked="checked", or unchecked if empty: (can be overwritten by user preferences)
Set FORCENEWREVISIONCHECKBOX =
Default state of the Minor Changes, Don't Notify (DontNotify) check box in preview. Check box is initially checked if Set DONTNOTIFYCHECKBOX = checked="checked", or unchecked if empty: (can be overwritten by user preferences)
Set DONTNOTIFYCHECKBOX =
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Format of file link when the link check box is checked: (can be overwritten by user preferences)
NOTE: Keyword $name gets expanded to filename; $comment to comment; \t to tab (3 spaces for bullets).
Format of images when the link check box is checked: (can be overwritten by user preferences)
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NOTE: Keyword $name gets expanded to filename; $comment to comment; $size to width="..." height="..." attribute of img tag; \t to tab (3 spaces for bullets).
NOTE: Keyword $name gets expanded to filename; $comment to comment; $size to width="..." height="..." attribute of img tag; \t to tab and \n to linefeed (3 spaces for bullets).
Set ATTACHEDIMAGEFORMAT = \n * $comment: \n
TWiki Platform Settings
TWiki site name:
Set WIKITOOLNAME = TWiki
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Image, URL and alternate tooltip text of TWiki logo: (can be overwritten by web preferences)
Set WIKILOGOIMG =
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Image, URL and alternate tooltip text of the logo for this installation: you should change these settings for your site, or they can be overwridden in WebPreferences for individual webs by defining these variables there.
Broadcast message for skins supporting a %BROADCASTMESSAGE% at the top of the page: (IMPORTANT: Set to empty message if not used; #Comment out unused messages)
Set BROADCASTMESSAGE =
#Set BROADCASTMESSAGE =
NOTE:
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Edit and Attach will be disabled today between 05:00 PM and 06:00 PM PDT (00:00 to 01:00 GMT) for a scheduled TWiki maintenance.
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Edit and Attach will be disabled today between 05:00 PM and 06:00 PM PDT (00:00 to 01:00 GMT) for a scheduled TWiki maintenance.
Default type for search, one of: keyword (for search engine like syntax), regex (for RegularExpression search), or literal (for verbatim search)
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Stop words, e.g., common words and characters to exclude from a keyword search:
Set SEARCHSTOPWORDS = a, all, am, an, and, any, as, at, b, be, by, c, d, e, for, from, g, h, how, i, i'm, i.e., in, is, isn't, it, it's, its, j, k, l, m, n, o, of, on, or, p, q, r, s, t, that, that's, the, this, to, u, v, w, was, wasn't, what, what's, when, where, who, who's, will, with, x, y, z
TWiki webmaster name (first name and last name, e.g. Fred Smith):
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TWiki administrator name (first name and last name, e.g. Fred Smith):
Set WIKIWEBMASTERNAME = TWiki Administrator
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Mail host for outgoing mail. This is used for WebChangesAlert if Perl module Net::SMTP is installed. If not, or if SMTPMAILHOST is empty, the external sendmail program is used instead (defined by $mailProgram in TWiki.cfg). Examples: mail.your.company or localhost
Set SMTPMAILHOST = mail
Mail domain sending mail. SMTP requires that you identify the TWiki server sending mail. If not set, Net::SMTP will guess it for you. Ex: twiki.your.company
Set SMTPSENDERHOST =
Proxy Server. Some environments require outbound HTTP traffic to go through a proxy server. Set the host in PROXYHOST (example: proxy.your.company), and the port number in PROXYPORT (example: 8080). No proxy is used if PROXYHOST or PROXYPORT is empty.
Set PROXYHOST =
Set PROXYPORT =
Email Link Settings
'Mail this topic' mailto: link - can be included in topics, templates or skins
TWikiPlugins configuration: All plugin modules that exist in the lib/TWiki/Plugins directory are activated automatically unless disabled by DISABLEDPLUGINS. You can optionally list the installed plugins in INSTALLEDPLUGINS. This is useful to define the sequence of plugin execution, or to specify other webs then the TWiki web for the plugin topics. Specify plugins as a comma separated list of topics.
Set DISABLEDPLUGINS = The DISABLEDPLUGINS variable is no longer supported
Set INSTALLEDPLUGINS = The INSTALLEDPLUGINS variable is no longer supported. You can set the Plugins execution order using the configure interface.
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Miscellaneous Settings
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Rendering Shortcuts Settings
Line break:
Set BR =
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Graphics used in TWiki documentation - view all images in TWikiDocGraphics. (There are various ways to set up common icons as text variables. This is simply one quick approach.):
Set H =
Set I =
Set M =
Set N =
Set P =
Set Q =
Set S =
Set T =
Set U =
Set X =
Set Y =
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Graphics used in TWiki documentation - view all images in TWikiDocGraphics. (There are various ways to set up common icons as text variables. This is simply one quick approach.):
Set H =
Set I =
Set M =
Set N =
Set P =
Set Q =
Set S =
Set T =
Set U =
Set X =
Set Y =
Miscellaneous Settings
Background color of non existing topic: ( default cornsilk or #FFFFCE )
Set NEWTOPICBGCOLOR = #FFFFCE
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Set PREVIEWBGIMAGE = /twiki/pub/TWiki/PreviewBackground/preview2bg.gif
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Access Control Settings
Users or groups allowed to change or rename this TWikiPreferences topic: (ex: TWikiAdminGroup)
Allow topic level preferences, on or off: If set to on, topic preferences will be read, and will override any web- or site-level preferences not set as FINALPREFERENCES. By default, user preferences will override topic preferences.
Set READTOPICPREFS = on
Topic level overrides user level preferences, on or off: If set to on, topic preferences will override user preferences. The user can in turn override this behavior by setting further FINALPREFERENCES in his or her user topic.
Set TOPICOVERRIDESUSER = off
Site-level preferences that are not allowed to be overridden by WebPreferences and user preferences:
You can introduce new VARIABLES and use them in your topics and templates. There is no need to change the TWiki engine (Perl scripts).
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Preferences are used as TWikiVariables by enclosing the name in percent signs: %. Example:
When you write variable %WEBBGCOLOR%, it gets expanded to #FFD8AA .
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The sequential order of the preference settings is significant. Define preferences that use other preferences FIRST. For example, set WEBCOPYRIGHT before WIKIWEBMASTER since the copyright notice uses the webmaster email address.
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The sequential order of the preference settings is significant. Define preferences that use other preferences FIRST. For example, set WEBCOPYRIGHT before WIKIWEBMASTER since the copyright notice uses the TWiki administrator e-mail address.
In order to protect your custom variables from being overwritten when upgrading the TWiki.TWikiPreferences topic, it is recommended that custom variables are defined in Main.TWikiPreferences.
The following are site-level settings that affect all users in all webs on this TWikiSite. They can be selectively overwritten on the individual web level (see WebPreferences in each web), topic level (the topic being rendered), and on the user level (create preferences in your user account topic in the Main web, ex: TWikiGuest).
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Skin Settings
Skin overriding the default TWiki templates: (can be overwritten by WebPreferences and user preferences)
The following are site-level settings that affect all users in all webs on this TWikiSite. They can be selectively overwritten on the individual web level (see WebPreferences in each web), topic level (the topic being rendered), and on the user level (create preferences in your user account topic in the Main web, ex: TWikiGuest).
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TWiki Platform Settings
TWiki site name:
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Set WIKITOOLNAME = TWikibeta
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Set WIKITOOLNAME = TWiki
Image, URL and alternate tooltip text of TWiki logo: (can be overwritten by web preferences)
The following are site-level settings that affect all users in all webs on this TWikiSite. They can be selectively overwritten on the individual web level (see WebPreferences in each web), topic level (the topic being rendered), and on the user level (create preferences in your user account topic in the Main web, ex: TWikiGuest).
The following are site-level settings that affect all users in all webs on this TWikiSite. They can be selectively overwritten on the individual web level (see WebPreferences in each web), topic level (the topic being rendered), and on the user level (create preferences in your user account topic in the Main web, ex: TWikiGuest).
The following are site-level settings that affect all users in all webs on this TWikiSite. They can be selectively overwritten on the individual web level (see WebPreferences in each web), topic level (the topic being rendered), and on the user level (create preferences in your user account topic in the Main web, ex: TWikiGuest).
The following are site-level settings that affect all users in all webs on this TWikiSite. They can be selectively overwritten on the individual web level (see WebPreferences in each web), topic level (the topic being rendered), and on the user level (create preferences in your user account topic in the Main web, ex: TWikiGuest).
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NOTE: They are typically redefined in topics of individual TWikiUsers
Show tool-tip topic info on mouse-over of WikiWord links. Setting can be on, off, or customized. An empty setting or off setting disables the tool-tips (for better performance). The setting can contain $summary to show the topic summary, $date for the last change date, $rev for the revision, $username for the login name of the last editor, $wikiname for the WikiName, $wikiusername for Main.WikiName, $topic for the topic name, and $web for the web name
The following are site-level settings that affect all users in all webs on this TWikiSite. They can be selectively overwritten on the individual web level (see WebPreferences in each web), topic level (the topic being rendered), and on the user level (create preferences in your user account topic in the Main web, ex: TWikiGuest).
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Skin Settings
Skin overriding the default TWiki templates: (can be overwritten by WebPreferences and user preferences)
The following are site-level settings that affect all users in all webs on this TWikiSite. They can be selectively overwritten on the individual web level (see WebPreferences in each web), topic level (the topic being rendered), and on the user level (create preferences in your user account topic in the Main web, ex: TWikiGuest).
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TWiki Platform Settings
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TWiki platform name:
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TWiki site name:
Set WIKITOOLNAME = TWikibeta
Image, URL and alternate tooltip text of TWiki logo: (can be overwritten by web preferences)
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Set WIKILOGOALT = TWiki home
List of TWiki webs - on the first line of the upper toolbar (to add a new web, see ManagingWebs and SiteMap):
Broadcast message for skins supporting a %BROADCASTMESSAGE% at the top of the page: (IMPORTANT: Set to empty message if not used; #Comment out unused messages)
Set BROADCASTMESSAGE =
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Edit and Attach will be disabled today between 05:00 PM and 06:00 PM PDT (00:00 to 01:00 GMT) for a scheduled TWiki maintenance.
TWikiPlugins configuration: All plugin modules that exist in the lib/TWiki/Plugins directory are activated automatically unless disabled by DISABLEDPLUGINS. You can optionally list the installed plugins in INSTALLEDPLUGINS. This is useful to define the sequence of plugin execution, or to specify other webs then the TWiki web for the plugin topics. Specify plugins as a comma separated list of topics.
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Set GREEN = looks like this
Set OLIVE = looks like this
Set MAROON = looks like this
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Set BROWN = looks like this
Set BLACK = looks like this
Set GRAY = looks like this
Set SILVER = looks like this
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Set GREEN =
Set OLIVE =
Set MAROON =
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Set BROWN =
Set BLACK =
Set GRAY =
Set SILVER =
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Set TOPICOVERRIDESUSER = off
Site-level preferences that are not allowed to be overridden by WebPreferences and user preferences:
The following are site-level settings that affect all users in all webs on this TWikiSite. They can be selectively overwritten on the individual web level (see WebPreferences in each web), topic level (the topic being rendered), and on the user level (create preferences in your user account topic in the Main web, ex: TWikiGuest).
The following are site-level settings that affect all users in all webs on this TWikiSite. They can be selectively overwritten on the individual web level (see WebPreferences in each web), topic level (the topic being rendered), and on the user level (create preferences in your user account topic in the Main web, ex: TWikiGuest).
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NOTE: They are typically redefined in topics of individual TWikiUsers
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Show tool-tip topic info on mouse-over of WikiWord links. Setting can be on, off, or customized. An empty setting or off setting disables the tool-tips (for better performance). The setting can contain $summary to show the topic summary, $date for the last change date, $rev for the revision, $username for the login name of the last editor, $wikiname for the WikiName, $wikiusername for Main.WikiName, $topic for the topic name, and $web for the web name
The following are site-level settings that affect all users in all webs on this TWikiSite. They can be selectively overwritten on the individual web level (see WebPreferences in each web), topic level (the topic being rendered), and on the user level (create preferences in your user account topic in the Main web, ex: TWikiGuest).
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NOTE: Keyword $name gets expanded to filename; $comment to comment; $size to width="..." height="..." attribute of img tag; \t to tab (3 spaces for bullets).
The following are site-level settings that affect all users in all webs on this TWikiSite. They can be selectively overwritten on the individual web level (see WebPreferences in each web), and on the user level (create preferences in your user account topic in the Main web, ex: TWikiGuest).
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The following are site-level settings that affect all users in all webs on this TWikiSite. They can be selectively overwritten on the individual web level (see WebPreferences in each web), topic level (the topic being rendered), and on the user level (create preferences in your user account topic in the Main web, ex: TWikiGuest).
NOTE: You can lock individual settings at the site or web levels using User & Group Access Control - see section below.
Allow topic level preferences, on or off: If set to on, topic preferences will be read, and will override any web- or site-level preferences not set as FINALPREFERENCES. By default, user preferences will override topic preferences.
Set READTOPICPREFS = on
Topic level overrides user level preferences, on or off: If set to on, topic preferences will override user preferences. The user can in turn override this behavior by setting further FINALPREFERENCES in his or her user topic.
Set TOPICOVERRIDESUSER = off
Site-level preferences that are not allowed to be overridden by WebPreferences and user preferences:
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Set FINALPREFERENCES = ATTACHFILESIZELIMIT, PREVIEWBGIMAGE, WIKITOOLNAME, WIKIWEBMASTER, SMTPMAILHOST, SMTPSENDERHOST, ALLOWWEBMANAGE
The following are site-level settings that affect all users in all webs on this TWikiSite. They can be selectively overwritten on the individual web level (see WebPreferences in each web), and on the user level (create preferences in your user account topic in the Main web, ex: TWikiGuest).
TWiki webmaster name (first name and last name, e.g. Fred Smith):
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Set WIKIWEBMASTERNAME = TWiki Webmaster
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Set WIKIWEBMASTERNAME = TWiki Administrator
Mail host for outgoing mail. This is used for WebChangesAlert if Perl module Net::SMTP is installed. If not, or if SMTPMAILHOST is empty, the external sendmail program is used instead (defined by $mailProgram in TWiki.cfg). Examples: mail.your.company or localhost
The following are site-level settings that affect all users in all webs on this TWikiSite. They can be selectively overwritten on the individual web level (see WebPreferences in each web), and on the user level (create preferences in your user account topic in the Main web, ex: TWikiGuest).
The following are site-level settings that affect all users in all webs on this TWikiSite. They can be selectively overwritten on the individual web level (see WebPreferences in each web), and on the user level (create preferences in your user account topic in the Main web, ex: TWikiGuest).
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Web Preferences
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Default Web Preferences
NOTE: They are typically redefined in individual WebPreferences topics
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Set INCLUDEWARNING = Note: Included topic $topic? does not exist yet
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User Settings
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Default User Settings
NOTE: They are typically redefined in topics of individual TWikiUsers
Default type for search, one of: keyword (for search engine like syntax), regex (for RegularExpression search), or literal (for verbatim search)
Set SEARCHDEFAULTTTYPE = keyword
Default for %SEARCH{}% variable, one of: keyword, regex, or literal
Set SEARCHVARDEFAULTTYPE = literal
Stop words, e.g., common words and characters to exclude from a keyword search:
Set SEARCHSTOPWORDS = a, all, am, an, and, any, as, at, b, be, by, c, d, e, for, from, g, h, how, i, i'm, i.e., in, is, isn't, it, it's, its, j, k, l, m, n, o, of, on, or, p, q, r, s, t, that, that's, the, this, to, u, v, w, was, wasn't, what, what's, when, where, who, who's, will, with, x, y, z
TWikiPlugins configuration: All plugin modules that exist in the lib/TWiki/Plugins directory are activated automatically unless disabled by DISABLEDPLUGINS. You can optionally list the installed plugins in INSTALLEDPLUGINS. This is useful to define the sequence of plugin execution, or to specify other webs then the TWiki web for the plugin topics. Specify plugins as a comma separated list of topics.
TWikiPlugins configuration: All plugin modules that exist in the lib/TWiki/Plugins directory are activated automatically unless disabled by DISABLEDPLUGINS. You can optionally list the installed plugins in INSTALLEDPLUGINS. This is useful to define the sequence of plugin execution, or to specify other webs then the TWiki web for the plugin topics. Specify plugins as a comma separated list of topics.
The following are site-level settings that affect all users in all webs on this TWikiSite. They can be selectively overwritten on the individual web level (see WebPreferences in each web), and on the user level (create preferences in your user account topic in the Main web, ex: TWikiGuest).
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Edit and Attach will be disabled today between 05:00 PM and 06:00 PM PDT (00:00 to 01:00 GMT) for a scheduled TWiki maintenance.
The following are site-level settings that affect all users in all webs on this TWikiSite. They can be selectively overwritten on the individual web level (see WebPreferences in each web), and on the user level (create preferences in your user account topic in the Main web, ex: TWikiGuest).
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Users or groups allowed to change or rename this TWikiPreferences topic: (ex: TWikiAdminGroup)
The following are site-level settings that affect all users in all webs on this TWikiSite. They can be selectively overwritten on the individual web level (see WebPreferences in each web), and on the user level (create preferences in your user account topic in the Main web, ex: TWikiGuest).
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Set SKIN =
Broadcast message for skins supporting a %BROADCASTMESSAGE% at the top of the page: (IMPORTANT: Set to empty message if not used; #Comment out unused messages)
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#Set BROADCASTMESSAGE =
Set BROADCASTMESSAGE =
NOTE:
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Set BROADCASTMESSAGE =
#Set BROADCASTMESSAGE =
NOTE:
Edit and Attach will be disabled today between 05:00 PM and 06:00 PM PDT (00:00 to 01:00 GMT) for a scheduled TWiki maintenance.
http-equiv meta tags for view, rdiff, attach, search* scripts:
* Set HTTP_EQUIV_ON_VIEW =
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http-equiv meta tags for edit script. Example, to expire immediately: Set HTTP_EQUIV_ON_EDIT = <meta http-equiv="Expires" content="%GMTIME{"$day $month $year $hour:$min:$sec"}% GMT">
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http-equiv meta tags for edit script:
* Set HTTP_EQUIV_ON_EDIT =
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Bullet sign:
Set BULLET = •
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Line break and bullet: (useful in table cells)
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Line break and bullet with different levels of indentation:
%RED% red text %ENDCOLOR% and %GREEN% green text %ENDCOLOR%
You get:
red text and green text
Note:%<color>% text must end with %ENDCOLOR% . If you want to switch from one color to another one you first need to end the active color with %ENDCOLOR%, e.g. write %RED% some text %ENDCOLOR% %GREEN% more text %ENDCOLOR%.
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<-- Two sets of colors follow: Color test and color setting -->
Set YELLOW = looks like this
Set ORANGE = looks like this
Set RED = looks like this
Set PINK = looks like this
Set PURPLE = looks like this
Set TEAL = looks like this
Set NAVY = looks like this
Set BLUE = looks like this
Set AQUA = looks like this
Set LIME = looks like this
Set GREEN = looks like this
Set OLIVE = looks like this
Set MAROON = looks like this
Set BLACK = looks like this
Set GRAY = looks like this
Set SILVER = looks like this
Set WHITE = looks like this (with gray background)
The following color settings are enclosed in verbatim tags to avoid incorrect nesting of XHTML tags:
Set YELLOW =
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YELLOW looks like this
Set ORANGE =
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ORANGE looks like this
Set RED =
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RED looks like this
Set PINK =
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PINK looks like this
Set PURPLE =
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PURPLE looks like this
Set TEAL =
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TEAL looks like this
Set NAVY =
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NAVY looks like this
Set BLUE =
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BLUE looks like this
Set AQUA =
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AQUA looks like this
Set LIME =
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LIME looks like this
Set GREEN =
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GREEN looks like this
Set OLIVE =
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OLIVE looks like this
Set MAROON =
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MAROON looks like this
Set BLACK =
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BLACK looks like this
Set GRAY =
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GRAY looks like this
Set SILVER =
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SILVER looks like this
Set WHITE =
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WHITE looks like this
And finally:
Set ENDCOLOR =
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To finish colored text
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Graphics used in TWiki documentation - view all images in TWikiDocGraphics. (There are various ways to set up common icons as text variables. This is simply one quick approach.):
The following are site-level settings that affect all users in all webs on this TWikiSite. They can be selectively overwritten on the individual web level (see WebPreferences in each web), and on the user level (create preferences in your user account topic in the Main web, ex: TWikiGuest).
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Plugins Settings
TWikiPlugins configuration: All plugin modules that exist in the lib/TWiki/Plugins directory are activated automatically unless disabled by DISABLEDPLUGINS. You can optionally list the installed plugins in INSTALLEDPLUGINS. This is useful to define the sequence of plugin execution, or to specify other webs then the TWiki web for the plugin topics. Specify plugins as a comma separated list of topics.
The following are site-level settings that affect all users in all webs on this TWikiSite. They can be selectively overwritten on the individual web level (see WebPreferences in each web), and on the user level (create preferences in your user account topic in the Main web, ex: TWikiGuest).
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Skin overriding the default TWiki templates: (can be overwritten by WebPreferences and user preferences)
Set SKIN =
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Broadcast message for skins supporting a %BROADCASTMESSAGE% at the top of the page: (IMPORTANT: Set to empty message if not used; #Comment out unused messages)
#Set BROADCASTMESSAGE =
Set BROADCASTMESSAGE =
NOTE: Edit and Attach will be disabled today between 05:00 PM and 06:00 PM PDT (00:00 to 01:00 GMT) for a scheduled TWiki maintenance.
The following are site-level settings that affect all users in all webs on this TWikiSite. They can be selectively overwritten on the individual web level (see WebPreferences in each web), and on the user level (create preferences in your user account topic in the Main web, ex: TWikiGuest).
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Set NOAUTOLINK =
Note: Use the [[...][...]] syntax to link topics in case you disabled WikiWord linking. The <noautolink> ... </noautolink> syntax can be used to prevents links within a block of text.
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Warn if %INCLUDE{}% of other topic fails (if set to on); silently fail (if empty); can be overwritten by web preferences:
Set INCLUDEWARNING =
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Warn if %INCLUDE{}% of topic fails: Fail silently (if empty or off); output "Warning: Can't INCLUDE Topic, topic not found" (if set to on); else, output specific text (use $topic for topic). You can override this setting by web preferences and by a warn="..." parameter in %INCLUDE{}% :
Set INCLUDEWARNING = Note: Included topic $topic? does not exist yet
The following are site-level settings that affect all users in all webs on this TWikiSite. They can be selectively overwritten on the individual web level (see WebPreferences in each web), and on the user level (create preferences in your user account topic in the Main web, ex: TWikiGuest).
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TWiki Platform Settings
TWiki platform name:
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Set WIKITOOLNAME = TWiki
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Set WIKITOOLNAME = TWikibeta
Image, URL and alternate tooltip text of TWiki logo: (can be overwritten by web preferences)
The following are site-level settings that affect all users in all webs on this TWikiSite. They can be selectively overwritten on the individual web level (see WebPreferences in each web), and on the user level (create preferences in your user account topic in the Main web, ex: TWikiGuest).
TWiki webmaster name (first name and last name, e.g. Fred Smith):
Set WIKIWEBMASTERNAME = TWiki Webmaster
Mail host for outgoing mail. This is used for WebChangesAlert if Perl module Net::SMTP is installed. If not, or if SMTPMAILHOST is empty, the external sendmail program is used instead (defined by $mailProgram in TWiki.cfg). Examples: mail.your.company or localhost
The following are site-level settings that affect all users in all webs on this TWikiSite. They can be selectively overwritten on the individual web level (see WebPreferences in each web), and on the user level (create preferences in your user account topic in the Main web, ex: TWikiGuest).
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Set NOAUTOLINK =
Note: Use the [[...][...]] syntax to link topics in case you disabled WikiWord linking. The <noautolink> ... </noautolink> syntax can be used to prevents links within a block of text.
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Warn if %INCLUDE{}% of other topic fails (if set to on); silently fail (if empty); can be overwritten by web preferences:
The following are site-level settings that affect all users in all webs on this TWikiSite. They can be selectively overwritten on the individual web level (see WebPreferences in each web), and on the user level (create preferences in your user account topic in the Main web, ex: TWikiGuest).
The following are site-level settings that affect all users in all webs on this TWikiSite. They can be selectively overwritten on the individual web level (see WebPreferences in each web), and on the user level (create preferences in your user account topic in the Main web, ex: TWikiGuest).
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TWikiUsers has a list of user topics. User topics can have optional user preferences.
The following are site-level settings that affect all users in all webs on this TWikiSite. They can be selectively overwritten on the individual web level (see WebPreferences in each web), and on the user level (create preferences in your user account topic in the Main web, ex: TWikiGuest).
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TWiki Platform Settings
TWiki platform name:
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Set WIKITOOLNAME = TWikibeta
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Set WIKITOOLNAME = TWiki
Image, URL and alternate tooltip text of TWiki logo: (can be overwritten by web preferences)
The following are site-level settings that affect all users in all webs on this TWikiSite. They can be selectively overwritten on the individual web level (see WebPreferences in each web), and on the user level (create preferences in your user account topic in the Main web, ex: TWikiGuest).
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Set ENDCOLOR =
To finish colored text
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Graphics used in TWiki documentation - view all images in TWikiDocGraphics. (There are various ways to set up common icons as text variables. This is simply one quick approach.):
The following are site-level settings that affect all users in all webs on this TWikiSite. They can be selectively overwritten on the individual web level (see WebPreferences in each web), and on the user level (create preferences in your user account topic in the Main web, ex: TWikiGuest).
The following are site-level settings that affect all users in all webs on this TWikiSite. They can be selectively overwritten on the individual web level (see WebPreferences in each web), and on the user level (create preferences in your user account topic in the Main web, ex: TWikiGuest).
The following are site-level settings that affect all users in all webs on this TWikiSite. They can be selectively overwritten on the individual web level (see WebPreferences in each web), and on the user level (create preferences in your user account topic in the Main web, ex: TWikiGuest).
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List of selected topics in a web - the second line of the upper toolbar (usually overwritten in individual WebPreferences):
Exclude web from a web="all" search: (Set to on for hidden webs; is overwritten by web preferences)
Set NOSEARCHALL =
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Web specific background color: (is overwritten by web preferences)
Set WEBBGCOLOR = #C0C0C0
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Prevent automatic linking of WikiWords and acronyms (if set to on); link WikiWords (if empty); can be overwritten by web preferences:
Set NOAUTOLINK =
Note: Use the [[...][...]] syntax to link topics in case you disabled WikiWord linking. The <noautolink> ... </noautolink> syntax can be used to prevents links within a block of text.
The following are site-level settings that affect all users in all webs on this TWikiSite. They can be selectively overwritten on the individual web level (see WebPreferences in each web), and on the user level (create preferences in your user account topic in the Main web, ex: TWikiGuest).
The following are site-level settings that affect all users in all webs on this TWikiSite. They can be selectively overwritten on the individual web level (see WebPreferences in each web), and on the user level (create preferences in your user account topic in the Main web, ex: Main.guest).
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The following are site-level settings that affect all users in all webs on this TWikiSite. They can be selectively overwritten on the individual web level (see WebPreferences in each web), and on the user level (create preferences in your user account topic in the Main web, ex: TWikiGuest).
NOTE: You can lock individual settings at the site or web levels using User & Group Access Control - see section below.
The following are site-level settings that affect all users in all webs on this TWikiSite. They can be selectively overwritten on the individual web level (see WebPreferences in each web), and on the user level (create preferences in your user account topic in the Main web, ex: Main.guest).
The following are site-level settings that affect all users in all webs on this TWikiSite. They can be selectively overwritten on the individual web level (see WebPreferences in each web), and on the user level (create preferences in your user account topic in the Main web, ex: Main.guest).
Graphics used in TWiki documentation - view all images in TWikiDocGraphics. (There are various ways to set up common icons as text variables. This is simply one quick approach.):
%RED% red text %ENDCOLOR% and %GREEN% green text %ENDCOLOR%
You get:
red text and green text
Note:%<color>% text must end with %ENDCOLOR% . If you want to switch from one color to another one you first need to end the active color with %ENDCOLOR%, e.g. write %RED% some text %ENDCOLOR% %GREEN% more text %ENDCOLOR%.
Set YELLOW =
YELLOW looks like this
Added:
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Set ORANGE =
ORANGE looks like this
Set RED =
RED looks like this
Set PINK =
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SILVER looks like this
Set WHITE =
WHITE looks like this
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And finally:
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And finally:
Set ENDCOLOR =
To finish colored text
Added:
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Graphics used in TWiki documentation - view all images in TWikiDocGraphics. (There are various ways to set up common icons as text variables. This is simply one quick approach.):
Set H =
Set I =
Set M =
Set N =
Set P =
Set Q =
Set S =
Set T =
Set U =
Set X =
Set Y =
Background color of non existing topic: ( default cornsilk or #FFFFCE )
The following are site-level settings that affect all users in all webs on this TWikiSite. They can be selectively overwritten on the individual web level (see WebPreferences in each web), and on the user level (create preferences in your user account topic in the Main web, ex: Main.guest).
Mail domain sending mail. SMTP requires that you identify the TWiki server sending mail. If not set, Net::SMTP will guess it for you. Ex: twiki.your.company
Set SMTPSENDERHOST =
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Proxy Server. Some environments require outbound HTTP traffic to go through a proxy server. Set the host in PROXYHOST (example: proxy.your.company), and the port number in PROXYPORT (example: 8080). No proxy is used if PROXYHOST or PROXYPORT is empty.
Set PROXYHOST =
Set PROXYPORT =
Email Link Settings
'Mail this topic' mailto: link - can be included in topics, templates or skins
The following are site-level settings that affect all users in all webs on this TWikiSite. They can be selectively overwritten on the individual web level (see WebPreferences in each web), and on the user level (create preferences in your user account topic in the Main web, ex: Main.guest).
NOTE: You can lock individual settings at the site or web levels using User & Group Access Control - see section below.
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General Preferences
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List of TWiki webs - on the first line of the upper toolbar (to add a new web, see ManagingWebs and SiteMap):
Mail domain sending mail. SMTP requires that you identify the TWiki server sending mail. If not set, Net::SMTP will guess it for you. Ex: twiki.your.company
Set SMTPSENDERHOST =
Added:
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Email Link Settings
'Mail this topic' mailto: link - can be included in topics, templates or skins
TWikiPlugins configuration: All plugin modules that exist in the lib/TWiki/Plugins directory are activated automatically unless disabled by DISABLEDPLUGINS. You can optionally list the installed plugins in INSTALLEDPLUGINS. This is useful to define the sequence of plugin execution, or to specify other webs then the TWiki web for the plugin topics. Specify plugins as a comma separated list of topics.
The following are site-level settings that affect all users in all webs on this TWikiSite. They can be selectively overwritten on the individual web level (see WebPreferences in each web), and on the user level (create preferences in your user account topic in the Main web, ex: Main.guest).
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Miscellaneous Settings
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Line break:
Set BR =
Graphics used in TWiki documentation - view all images in TWikiDocGraphics. (There are various ways to set up common icons as text variables. This is simply one quick approach.):
The following are site-level settings that affect all users in all webs on this TWikiSite. They can be selectively overwritten on the individual web level (see WebPreferences in each web), and on the user level (create preferences in your user account topic in the Main web, ex: Main.guest).
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General Preferences
List of TWiki webs - on the first line of the upper toolbar (to add a new web, see ManagingWebs and SiteMap):
The following are site-level settings that affect all users in all webs on this TWikiSite. They can be selectively overwritten on the individual web level (see WebPreferences in each web), and on the user level (create preferences in your user account topic in the Main web, ex: Main.guest).
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Vertical size of text edit box: (can be overwritten by user preferences)
Set EDITBOXHEIGHT = 15
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Style of text edit box. Set to width: 100% for full window width (default; this will overwrite the EDITBOXWIDTH setting), or width: auto to disable. This setting works for IE and some other recent browsers. (can be overwritten by user preferences)
Set EDITBOXSTYLE = width: 100%
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Style of text edit box. Set to width: 99% for full window width (default; this will overwrite the EDITBOXWIDTH setting), or width: auto to disable. This setting works for IE and some other recent browsers. (can be overwritten by user preferences)
Set EDITBOXSTYLE = width: 99%
Default state of the Release edit lock (UnlockTopic? ) check box in preview. Checkbox is initially checked if Set RELEASEEDITLOCKCHECKBOX = checked="checked", or unchecked if empty. If checked, make sure to click on Edit to do more changes; do not go back in your browser to the edit page, or you risk that someone else will edit the topic at the same time: (can be overwritten by user preferences)
The following are site-level settings that affect all users in all webs on this TWikiSite. They can be selectively overwritten on the individual web level (see WebPreferences in each web), and on the user level (create preferences in your user account topic in the Main web, ex: Main.guest).
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Vertical size of text edit box: (can be overwritten by user preferences)
Set EDITBOXHEIGHT = 15
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Style of text edit box. Set to width: 100% for full window width (which will overwrite the EDITBOXWIDTH setting), or width: auto to disable (default). This setting works for IE and some other recent browsers. (can be overwritten by user preferences)
Set EDITBOXSTYLE = width: auto
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Style of text edit box. Set to width: 100% for full window width (default; this will overwrite the EDITBOXWIDTH setting), or width: auto to disable. This setting works for IE and some other recent browsers. (can be overwritten by user preferences)
Set EDITBOXSTYLE = width: 100%
Default state of the Release edit lock (UnlockTopic? ) check box in preview. Checkbox is initially checked if Set RELEASEEDITLOCKCHECKBOX = checked="checked", or unchecked if empty. If checked, make sure to click on Edit to do more changes; do not go back in your browser to the edit page, or you risk that someone else will edit the topic at the same time: (can be overwritten by user preferences)
The following are site-level settings that affect all users in all webs on this TWikiSite. They can be selectively overwritten on the individual web level (see WebPreferences in each web), and on the user level (create preferences in your user account topic in the Main web, ex: Main.guest).
NOTE: You can lock individual settings at the site or web levels using User & Group Access Control - see section below.
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Vertical size of text edit box: (can be overwritten by user preferences)
Set EDITBOXHEIGHT = 15
Added:
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Style of text edit box. Set to width: 100% for full window width (which will overwrite the EDITBOXWIDTH setting), or width: auto to disable (default). This setting works for IE and some other recent browsers. (can be overwritten by user preferences)
Set EDITBOXSTYLE = width: auto
Default state of the Release edit lock (UnlockTopic? ) check box in preview. Checkbox is initially checked if Set RELEASEEDITLOCKCHECKBOX = checked="checked", or unchecked if empty. If checked, make sure to click on Edit to do more changes; do not go back in your browser to the edit page, or you risk that someone else will edit the topic at the same time: (can be overwritten by user preferences)
The following are site-level settings that affect all users in all webs on this TWikiSite. They can be selectively overwritten on the individual web level (see WebPreferences in each web), and on the user level (create preferences in your user account topic in the Main web, ex: Main.guest).
NOTE: You can lock individual settings at the site or web levels using User & Group Access Control - see section below.
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Set ENDCOLOR =
To finish colored text
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Preferences Access Control
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Access Control Settings
Users or groups allowed to change or rename this TWikiPreferences topic: (ex: TWikiAdminGroup)
The following are site-level settings that affect all users in all webs on this TWikiSite. They can be selectively overwritten on the individual web level (see WebPreferences in each web), and on the user level (create preferences in your user account topic in the Main web, ex: Main.guest).
NOTE: You can lock individual settings at the site or web levels using User & Group Access Control - see section below.
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General Preferences
List of TWiki webs - on the first line of the upper toolbar (to add a new web, see ManagingWebs and SiteMap):
The following are site-level settings that affect all users in all webs on this TWikiSite. They can be selectively overwritten on the individual web level (see WebPreferences in each web), and on the user level (create preferences in your user account topic in the Main web, ex: Main.guest).
NOTE: You can lock individual settings at the site or web levels using User & Group Access Control - see section below.
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Miscellaneous Settings
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Graphics used in TWiki documentation - view all images in TWikiDocGraphics. (There are various ways to set up common icons as text variables. This is simply one quick approach.):
The following are site-level settings that affect all users in all webs on this TWikiSite. They can be selectively overwritten on the individual web level (see WebPreferences in each web), and on the user level (create preferences in your user account topic in the Main web, ex: Main.guest).
NOTE: You can lock individual settings at the site or web levels using User & Group Access Control - see section below.
The following are site-level settings that affect all users in all webs on this TWikiSite. They can be selectively overwritten on the individual web level (see WebPreferences in each web), and on the user level (create preferences in your user account topic in the Main web, ex: Main.guest).
NOTE: You can lock individual settings at the site or web levels using User & Group Access Control - see section below.
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General Preferences
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List of TWiki webs - on the first line of the upper toolbar (to add a new web, see ManagingWebs and TWikiWebsTable):
> >
List of TWiki webs - on the first line of the upper toolbar (to add a new web, see ManagingWebs and SiteMap):
The following are site-level settings that affect all users in all webs on this TWikiSite. They can be selectively overwritten on the individual web level (see WebPreferences in each web), and on the user level (create preferences in your user account topic in the Main web, ex: Main.guest).
NOTE: You can lock individual settings at the site or web levels using User & Group Access Control - see section below.
%RED% red text %ENDCOLOR% and %GREEN% green text %ENDCOLOR%
You get:
red text and green text
Note:%<color>% text must end with %ENDCOLOR% . If you want to switch from one color to another one you first need to end the active color with %ENDCOLOR%, e.g. write %RED% some text %ENDCOLOR% %GREEN% more text %ENDCOLOR%.
Set YELLOW =
YELLOW looks like this
Set RED =
RED looks like this
Set PINK =
PINK looks like this
Set PURPLE =
PURPLE looks like this
Set TEAL =
TEAL looks like this
Set NAVY =
NAVY looks like this
Set BLUE =
BLUE looks like this
Set AQUA =
AQUA looks like this
Set LIME =
LIME looks like this
Set GREEN =
GREEN looks like this
Set OLIVE =
OLIVE looks like this
Set MAROON =
MAROON looks like this
Set BLACK =
BLACK looks like this
Set GRAY =
GRAY looks like this
Set SILVER =
SILVER looks like this
Set WHITE =
WHITE looks like this
And finally:
Set ENDCOLOR =
To finish colored text
Preferences Access Control
Users or groups allowed to change or rename this TWikiPreferences topic: (ex: TWikiAdminGroup)
The following are site-level settings that affect all users in all webs on this TWikiSite. They can be selectively overwritten on the individual web level (see WebPreferences in each web), and on the user level (create preferences in your user account topic in the Main web, ex: Main.guest).
NOTE: You can lock individual settings at the site or web levels using User & Group Access Control - see section below.
The following are site-level settings that affect all users in all webs on this TWikiSite. They can be selectively overwritten on the individual web level (see WebPreferences in each web), and on the user level (create preferences in your user account topic in the Main web, ex: Main.guest).
NOTE: You can lock individual settings at the site or web levels using User & Group Access Control - see section below.
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Set ATTACHLINKBOX =
Format of file link when the link check box is checked: (can be overwritten by user preferences)
Format of images when the link check box is checked: (can be overwritten by user preferences)
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Set ATTACHEDIMAGEFORMAT = \t* $comment:
NOTE:Example image is broken because there is no attached image file.
NOTE: Keyword $name gets expanded to filename; $comment to comment; $size to width="..." height="..." attribute of img tag; \t to tab (3 spaces for bullets).
http-equiv meta tags for edit script. Example, to expire immediately: Set HTTP_EQUIV_ON_EDIT = <meta http-equiv="Expires" content="%GMTIME{"day month, year - hour:min:sec"}% GMT">
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http-equiv meta tags for edit script. Example, to expire immediately: Set HTTP_EQUIV_ON_EDIT = <meta http-equiv="Expires" content="%GMTIME{"$day $month $year $hour:$min:$sec"}% GMT">
The following are site-level settings that affect all users in all webs on this TWikiSite. They can be selectively overwritten on the individual web level (see WebPreferences in each web), and on the user level (create preferences in your user account topic in the Main web, ex: Main.guest).
NOTE: You can lock individual settings at the site or web levels using User & Group Access Control - see section below.
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NOTE: Keyword $name gets expanded to filename; $comment to comment; \t to tab (3 spaces for bullets).
Format of images when the link check box is checked: (can be overwritten by user preferences)
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Set ATTACHEDIMAGEFORMAT = \t* $comment: Example image is broken because there is no attached image file.
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Set ATTACHEDIMAGEFORMAT = \t* $comment:
NOTE:Example image is broken because there is no attached image file.
NOTE: Keyword $name gets expanded to filename; $comment to comment; $size to width="..." height="..." attribute of img tag; \t to tab (3 spaces for bullets).
The following are site-level settings that affect all users in all webs on this TWikiSite. They can be selectively overwritten on the individual web level (see WebPreferences in each web), and on the user level (create preferences in your user account topic in the Main web, ex: Main.guest).
NOTE: You can lock individual settings at the site or web levels using User & Group Access Control - see section below.
The following settings are site-level preferences , e.g. affecting all users in all TWiki webs. These preferences can be overwritten by web preferences (topic WebPreferences in each TWiki web) and user preferences (your personal topic, i.e. TWikiGuest in the TWiki.Main web)
Note: Keyword $name gets expanded to filename; $comment to comment; \t to tab (3 spaces for bullets).
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NOTE: Keyword $name gets expanded to filename; $comment to comment; \t to tab (3 spaces for bullets).
Format of images when the link check box is checked: (can be overwritten by user preferences)
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Set ATTACHEDIMAGEFORMAT = \t* $comment:
Note: Above image is shown as broken, it gets expanded correctly when you attach an image.
Note: Keyword $name gets expanded to filename; $comment to comment; $size to width="..." height="..." attribute of img tag; \t to tab (3 spaces for bullets).
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Set ATTACHEDIMAGEFORMAT = \t* $comment: Example image is broken because there is no attached image file.
NOTE: Keyword $name gets expanded to filename; $comment to comment; $size to width="..." height="..." attribute of img tag; \t to tab (3 spaces for bullets).
Mail host for outgoing mail. This is used for WebChangesAlert if Perl module Net::SMTP is installed. If not, or if SMTPMAILHOST is empty, the external sendmail program is used instead (defined by $mailProgram in TWiki.cfg). Examples: mail.your.company or localhost
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Mail host for outgoing mail. This is used for WebChangesAlert if Perl module Net::SMTP is installed. If not, or if SMTPMAILHOST is empty, the external sendmail program is used instead (defined by $mailProgram in TWiki.cfg). Examples: mail.your.company or localhost
Set SMTPMAILHOST = mail
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Mail domain sending mail. SMTP requires that you identify the TWiki server sending mail. If not set, Net::SMTP will guess it for you. Examples: twiki.your.company
> >
Mail domain sending mail. SMTP requires that you identify the TWiki server sending mail. If not set, Net::SMTP will guess it for you. Ex: twiki.your.company
Set SMTPSENDERHOST =
Added:
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Plugins Settings
TWikiPlugins configuration: All plugin modules that exist in the lib/TWiki/Plugins directory are activated automatically unless disabled by DISABLEDPLUGINS. You can optionally list the installed plugins in INSTALLEDPLUGINS. This is useful to define the sequence of plugin execution, or to specify other webs then the TWiki web for the plugin topics. Specify plugins as a comma separated list of topics.
Note: In case you have a rough plugin you can disable all plugins with the $disableAllPlugins flag in the TWiki.cfg file.
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NOTE: You can enable/disable all plugins with the $disableAllPlugins flag in the lib/TWiki.cfg file.
HTTP-EQUIV Settings
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http-equiv meta tags for view, rdiff, attach, search* scripts:
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http-equiv meta tags for view, rdiff, attach, search* scripts:
* Set HTTP_EQUIV_ON_VIEW =
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http-equiv meta tags for edit script. Example to expire immediately: Set HTTP_EQUIV_ON_EDIT = <meta http-equiv="Expires" content="%GMTIME{"$day $month, $year - $hour:$min:$sec"}% GMT">
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http-equiv meta tags for edit script. Example, to expire immediately: Set HTTP_EQUIV_ON_EDIT = <meta http-equiv="Expires" content="%GMTIME{"day month, year - hour:min:sec"}% GMT">
* Set HTTP_EQUIV_ON_EDIT =
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http-equiv meta tags for preview script:
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http-equiv meta tags for preview script:
* Set HTTP_EQUIV_ON_PREVIEW =
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Users or groups allowed to change or rename this TWikiPreferences topic: (I.e. TWikiAdminGroup)
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Preferences Access Control
Users or groups allowed to change or rename this TWikiPreferences topic: (ex: TWikiAdminGroup)
Set ALLOWTOPICCHANGE =
Set ALLOWTOPICRENAME =
Site-level preferences that are not allowed to be overridden by WebPreferences and user preferences:
Set FINALPREFERENCES = PREVIEWBGIMAGE, WIKIWEBMASTER, SMTPMAILHOST , SMTPSENDERHOST
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Creating New Preference Variables
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Notes:
A preference is defined as: 6 spaces * Set NAME = value Example:
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You can introduce new VARIABLES and use them in your topics and templates. There is no need to change the TWiki engine (Perl scripts).
A preference is defined in a TWikiShorthand bullet item: [3 spaces] * [space] Set NAME = value Example (as a nested bullet item, indented 6 spaces):
Set WEBBGCOLOR = #FFFFC0
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Preferences are used as TWikiVariables by enclosing the name in percent signs. Example:
When you write variable %WEBBGCOLOR% , it gets expanded to #FFD8AA .
The sequential order of the preference settings is significant. Define preferences that use other preferences first, i.e. set WEBCOPYRIGHT before WIKIWEBMASTER since %WEBCOPYRIGHT% uses the %WIKIWEBMASTER% variable.
You can introduce new variables and use them in your topics and templates. There is no need to change the TWiki engine (Perl scripts).
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Preferences are used as TWikiVariables by enclosing the name in percent signs: %. Example:
When you write variable %WEBBGCOLOR%, it gets expanded to #FFD8AA .
The sequential order of the preference settings is significant. Define preferences that use other preferences FIRST. For example, set WEBCOPYRIGHT before WIKIWEBMASTER since the copyright notice uses the webmaster email address.
TWiki Site-Level Preferences
The following settings are site-level preferences , e.g. affecting all users in all TWiki webs. These preferences can be overwritten by web preferences (topic WebPreferences in each TWiki web) and user preferences (your personal topic, i.e. TWikiGuest in the TWiki.Main web)
Mail host for outgoing mail. This is used for WebChangesAlert if Perl module Net::SMTP is installed. If not, sendmail is used instead (defined by $mailProgram in TWiki.cfg). Examples: mail.your.company or localhost
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Mail host for outgoing mail. This is used for WebChangesAlert if Perl module Net::SMTP is installed. If not, or if SMTPMAILHOST is empty, the external sendmail program is used instead (defined by $mailProgram in TWiki.cfg). Examples: mail.your.company or localhost
Set SMTPMAILHOST = mail
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Mail domain sending mail. SMTP requires that you identify the TWiki server sending mail. If not set, Net::SMTP will guess it for you. Examples: twiki.your.company
Set SMTPSENDERHOST =
TWikiPlugins configuration: All plugin modules that exist in the lib/TWiki/Plugins directory are activated automatically unless disabled by DISABLEDPLUGINS. You can optionally list the installed plugins in INSTALLEDPLUGINS. This is useful to define the sequence of plugin execution, or to specify other webs then the TWiki web for the plugin topics. Specify plugins as a comma separated list of topics.
TWiki Site-Level Preferences
The following settings are site-level preferences , e.g. affecting all users in all TWiki webs. These preferences can be overwritten by web preferences (topic WebPreferences in each TWiki web) and user preferences (your personal topic, i.e. TWikiGuest in the TWiki.Main web)
TWiki Site-Level Preferences
The following settings are site-level preferences , e.g. affecting all users in all TWiki webs. These preferences can be overwritten by web preferences (topic WebPreferences in each TWiki web) and user preferences (your personal topic, i.e. TWikiGuest in the TWiki.Main web)
Mail host for outgoing mail. This is used for WebNotification? if Perl module Net::SMTP is installed. If not, sendmail is used instead (defined by $mailProgram in TWiki.cfg). Examples: mail.your.company or localhost
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Mail host for outgoing mail. This is used for WebChangesAlert if Perl module Net::SMTP is installed. If not, sendmail is used instead (defined by $mailProgram in TWiki.cfg). Examples: mail.your.company or localhost
Set SMTPMAILHOST = mail
TWikiPlugins configuration: All plugin modules that exist in the lib/TWiki/Plugins directory are activated automatically unless disabled by DISABLEDPLUGINS. You can optionally list the installed plugins in INSTALLEDPLUGINS. This is useful to define the sequence of plugin execution, or to specify other webs then the TWiki web for the plugin topics. Specify plugins as a comma separated list of topics.
TWiki Site-Level Preferences
The following settings are site-level preferences , e.g. affecting all users in all TWiki webs. These preferences can be overwritten by web preferences (topic WebPreferences in each TWiki web) and user preferences (your personal topic, i.e. TWikiGuest in the TWiki.Main web)
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Set HTTP_EQUIV_ON_PREVIEW =
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Users or groups allowed to change this TWikiPreferences topic: (I.e. TWikiAdminGroup)
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Users or groups allowed to change or rename this TWikiPreferences topic: (I.e. TWikiAdminGroup)
Set ALLOWTOPICCHANGE =
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Users or groups allow to rename this TWikiPreferences topic:
TWiki Site-Level Preferences
The following settings are site-level preferences , e.g. affecting all users in all TWiki webs. These preferences can be overwritten by web preferences (topic WebPreferences in each TWiki web) and user preferences (your personal topic, i.e. TWikiGuest in the TWiki.Main web)
Mail host for outgoing mail. This is used for TWikiNotificationOfChanges? if Perl module Net::SMTP is installed. If not, sendmail is used instead (defined by $mailProgram in TWiki.cfg). Examples: mail.your.company or localhost
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Mail host for outgoing mail. This is used for WebNotification? if Perl module Net::SMTP is installed. If not, sendmail is used instead (defined by $mailProgram in TWiki.cfg). Examples: mail.your.company or localhost
Set SMTPMAILHOST = mail
TWikiPlugins configuration: All plugin modules that exist in the lib/TWiki/Plugins directory are activated automatically unless disabled by DISABLEDPLUGINS. You can optionally list the installed plugins in INSTALLEDPLUGINS. This is useful to define the sequence of plugin execution, or to specify other webs then the TWiki web for the plugin topics. Specify plugins as a comma separated list of topics.
TWiki Site-Level Preferences
The following settings are site-level preferences , e.g. affecting all users in all TWiki webs. These preferences can be overwritten by web preferences (topic WebPreferences in each TWiki web) and user preferences (your personal topic, i.e. TWikiGuest in the TWiki.Main web)
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Default state of the link check box in the attach file page. Checkbox is initially checked if Set ATTACHLINKBOX = checked="checked", or unchecked if empty (Set ATTACHLINKBOX =). If checked, a link is created to the attached file at the end of the topic: (can be overwritten by user preferences)
Set ATTACHLINKBOX =
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Format of file link when the link check box is checked: (can be overwritten by user preferences)
Note: Keyword $name gets expanded to filename; $comment to comment; \t to tab (3 spaces for bullets).
Format of images when the link check box is checked: (can be overwritten by user preferences)
Set ATTACHEDIMAGEFORMAT = \t* $comment:
Note: Above image is shown as broken, it gets expanded correctly when you attach an image.
Note: Keyword $name gets expanded to filename; $comment to comment; $size to width="..." height="..." attribute of img tag; \t to tab (3 spaces for bullets).
TWiki Site-Level Preferences
The following settings are site-level preferences , e.g. affecting all users in all TWiki webs. These preferences can be overwritten by web preferences (topic WebPreferences in each TWiki web) and user preferences (your personal topic, i.e. TWikiGuest in the TWiki.Main web)
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Set ALLOWTOPICCHANGE =
Users or groups allow to rename this TWikiPreferences topic:
TWiki Site-Level Preferences
The following settings are site-level preferences , e.g. affecting all users in all TWiki webs. These preferences can be overwritten by web preferences (topic WebPreferences in each TWiki web) and user preferences (your personal topic, i.e. TWikiGuest in the TWiki.Main web)
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Users or groups allowed to change this TWikiPreferences topic: (I.e. TWikiAdminGroup)
Set ALLOWTOPICCHANGE =
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Users or groups allow to rename this TWikiPreferences topic:
TWiki Site-Level Preferences
The following settings are site-level preferences , e.g. affecting all users in all TWiki webs. These preferences can be overwritten by web preferences (topic WebPreferences in each TWiki web) and user preferences (your personal topic, i.e. TWikiGuest in the TWiki.Main web)
TWiki Site-Level Preferences
The following settings are site-level preferences , e.g. affecting all users in all TWiki webs. These preferences can be overwritten by web preferences (topic WebPreferences in each TWiki web) and user preferences (your personal topic, i.e. TWikiGuest in the TWiki.Main web)
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Mail host for outgoing mail. This is used for TWikiNotificationOfChanges? if Perl module Net::SMTP is installed. If not, sendmail is used instead (defined by $mailProgram in TWiki.cfg). Examples: mail.your.company or localhost
Set SMTPMAILHOST = mail
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TWikiPlugins configuration: All plugin modules that exist in the lib/TWiki/Plugins directory are activated automatically unless disabled by DISABLEDPLUGINS. You can optionally list the installed plugins in INSTALLEDPLUGINS. This is useful to define the sequence of plugin execution, or to specify other webs then the TWiki web for the plugin topics. Specify plugins as a comma separated list of topics.
Note: In case you have a rough plugin you can disable all plugins with the $disableAllPlugins flag in the TWiki.cfg file.
http-equiv meta tags for view, rdiff, attach, search* scripts:
* Set HTTP_EQUIV_ON_VIEW =
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Set FINALPREFERENCES = PREVIEWBGIMAGE, WIKIWEBMASTER, MAILHOST
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Plugin Preferences:
Installed TWikiPlugins: To enable/disable plugins, move them between ACTIVEPLUGINS and INACTIVEPLUGINS. Specify a comma separated list of plugin topics; the name of the web must be specified (i.e. TWiki.DefaultPlugin, TWiki.AnOtherPlugin)
TWiki Site-Level Preferences
The following settings are site-level preferences , e.g. affecting all users in all TWiki webs. These preferences can be overwritten by web preferences (topic WebPreferences in each TWiki web) and user preferences (your personal topic, i.e. TWikiGuest in the TWiki.Main web)
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Vertical size of text edit box: (can be overwritten by user preferences)
Set EDITBOXHEIGHT = 15
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Default state of the Release edit lock check box in preview. Checkbox is initially checked if Set RELEASEEDITLOCKCHECKBOX = checked="checked", or unchecked if empty. If checked, make sure to click on Edit to do more changes; do not go back in your browser to the edit page, or you risk that someone else will edit the topic at the same time: (can be overwritten by user preferences)
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Default state of the Release edit lock (UnlockTopic? ) check box in preview. Checkbox is initially checked if Set RELEASEEDITLOCKCHECKBOX = checked="checked", or unchecked if empty. If checked, make sure to click on Edit to do more changes; do not go back in your browser to the edit page, or you risk that someone else will edit the topic at the same time: (can be overwritten by user preferences)
Set RELEASEEDITLOCKCHECKBOX =
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Default state of the Minor Changes, Don't Notify (DontNotify) check box in preview. Check box is initially checked if Set DONTNOTIFYCHECKBOX = checked="checked", or unchecked if empty: (can be overwritten by user preferences)
Set DONTNOTIFYCHECKBOX =
Default state of the link check box in the attach file page. Checkbox is initially checked if Set ATTACHLINKBOX = checked="checked", or unchecked if empty (Set ATTACHLINKBOX =). If checked, a link is created to the attached file at the end of the topic: (can be overwritten by user preferences)
Vertical size of text edit box: (can be overwritten by user preferences)
Set EDITBOXHEIGHT = 15
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Default state of the link check box in the attach file page. Check box is initially checked if Set ATTACHLINKBOX = CHECKED , unchecked if empty ( Set ATTACHLINKBOX = ). If checked, a link is created to the attached file at the end of the topic: (can be overwritten by user preferences)
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Default state of the Release edit lock check box in preview. Checkbox is initially checked if Set RELEASEEDITLOCKCHECKBOX = checked="checked", or unchecked if empty. If checked, make sure to click on Edit to do more changes; do not go back in your browser to the edit page, or you risk that someone else will edit the topic at the same time: (can be overwritten by user preferences)
Set RELEASEEDITLOCKCHECKBOX =
Default state of the link check box in the attach file page. Checkbox is initially checked if Set ATTACHLINKBOX = checked="checked", or unchecked if empty (Set ATTACHLINKBOX =). If checked, a link is created to the attached file at the end of the topic: (can be overwritten by user preferences)
Mail host for outgoing mail. This is used for TWikiNotificationOfChanges? if Perl module Net::SMTP is installed. If not, sendmail is used instead (defined by $mailProgram in TWiki.cfg). Examples: mail.your.company, localhost
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Mail host for outgoing mail. This is used for TWikiNotificationOfChanges? if Perl module Net::SMTP is installed. If not, sendmail is used instead (defined by $mailProgram in TWiki.cfg). Examples: mail.your.company or localhost
Set SMTPMAILHOST = mail
http-equiv meta tags for view, rdiff, attach, search* scripts:
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Set HTTP_EQUIV_ON_VIEW =
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http-equiv meta tags for edit script. Example to expire immediately: Set HTTP_EQUIV_ON_EDIT = <meta http-equiv="Expires" content="%GMTIME{"$day $month, $year - $hour:$min:$sec"}% GMT">
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Set HTTP_EQUIV_ON_EDIT =
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http-equiv meta tags for preview script:
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Set HTTP_EQUIV_ON_PREVIEW =
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Users or groups allowed to change this TWikiPreferences topic: (I.e. TWikiAdminGroup)
Exclude web from a web="all" search: (Set to on for hidden webs; is overwritten by web preferences)
Set NOSEARCHALL =
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Default state of the link check box in the attach file page. Check box is initially checked if Set ATTACHLINKBOX = CHECKED , unchecked if empty ( Set ATTACHLINKBOX = ). If checked, a link is created to the attached file at the end of the topic: (can be overwritten by user preferences)
Mail host for outgoing mail. This is used for TWikiNotificationOfChanges? if Perl module Net::SMTP is installed. If not, sendmail is used instead (defined by $mailProgram in TWiki.cfg). Examples: mail.your.company, localhost
Set SMTPMAILHOST = mail
http-equiv meta tags for view, rdiff, attach, search* scripts:
Set HTTP_EQUIV_ON_VIEW =
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Set ALLOWTOPICCHANGE =
Site-level preferences that are not allowed to be overridden by WebPreferences and user preferences:
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Set FINALPREFERENCES = WIKIWEBMASTER, PREVIEWBGIMAGE
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Set FINALPREFERENCES = PREVIEWBGIMAGE, WIKIWEBMASTER, MAILHOST
Site-level preferences that are not allowed to be overridden by WebPreferences and user preferences:
Set FINALPREFERENCES = WIKIWEBMASTER, PREVIEWBGIMAGE
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Plugin Preferences:
Installed TWikiPlugins: To enable/disable plugins, move them between ACTIVEPLUGINS and INACTIVEPLUGINS. Specify a comma separated list of plugin topics; the name of the web must be specified (i.e. TWiki.DefaultPlugin, TWiki.AnOtherPlugin)
http-equiv meta tags for view, rdiff, attach, search* scripts:
Set HTTP_EQUIV_ON_VIEW =
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http-equiv meta tags for edit script. Example to expire immediately: Set HTTP_EQUIV_ON_EDIT = <meta http-equiv="Expires" content="%GMTIME{"day month, year - hour:min:sec"}% GMT">
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http-equiv meta tags for edit script. Example to expire immediately: Set HTTP_EQUIV_ON_EDIT = <meta http-equiv="Expires" content="%GMTIME{"$day $month, $year - $hour:$min:$sec"}% GMT">
TWiki Site-Level Preferences
The following settings are site-level preferences , e.g. affecting all users in all TWiki webs. These preferences can be overwritten by web preferences (topic WebPreferences in each TWiki web) and user preferences (your personal topic, i.e. TWikiGuest in the TWiki.Main web)
Preferences:
Web specific background color: (is overwritten by web preferences)
Set WEBBGCOLOR = #C0C0C0
Exclude web from a web="all" search: (Set to on for hidden webs; is overwritten by web preferences)
Set NOSEARCHALL =
Horizontal size of text edit box: (can be overwritten by user preferences)
Set EDITBOXWIDTH = 70
Vertical size of text edit box: (can be overwritten by user preferences)
Set EDITBOXHEIGHT = 15
Default state of the link check box in the attach file page. Check box is initially checked if Set ATTACHLINKBOX = CHECKED , unchecked if empty ( Set ATTACHLINKBOX = ). If checked, a link is created to the attached file at the end of the topic: (can be overwritten by user preferences)
Set ATTACHLINKBOX =
http-equiv meta tags for view, rdiff, attach, search* scripts:
Set HTTP_EQUIV_ON_VIEW =
http-equiv meta tags for edit script. Example to expire immediately: Set HTTP_EQUIV_ON_EDIT = <meta http-equiv="Expires" content="%GMTIME{"day month, year - hour:min:sec"}% GMT">
Set HTTP_EQUIV_ON_EDIT =
http-equiv meta tags for preview script:
Set HTTP_EQUIV_ON_PREVIEW =
Notes:
A preference is defined as: 6 spaces * Set NAME = value Example:
Set WEBBGCOLOR = #FFFFC0
Preferences are used as TWikiVariables by enclosing the name in percent signs. Example:
When you write variable %WEBBGCOLOR% , it gets expanded to #FFD8AA .
The sequential order of the preference settings is significant. Define preferences that use other preferences first, i.e. set WEBCOPYRIGHT before WIKIWEBMASTER since %WEBCOPYRIGHT% uses the %WIKIWEBMASTER% variable.
You can introduce new variables and use them in your topics and templates. There is no need to change the TWiki engine (Perl scripts).
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Note: This topic should be regarded as read-only, so that upgrades can safely overwrite it without risk to your customizations.
NOTE: Keyword 
NOTE: You can enable/disable Plugins by passing a comma-separated list of Plugin names in the 
