You should email the user's list (cagrid_users-l@list.nih.gov) to request an account. An administrator will need to create it for you. Then just jump right in and edit the appropriate page. This is meant to be a community resource, so your input is greatly appreciated. However, before making any large changes or significant additions, please ask a wiki administrator. If you are not familiar with wiki syntax, you can learn more on the wiki media help page.

In wiki terms, a sandbox is simply a "play pen"; a page which users can mess about in. This is an ordinary page created in the normal manner, and can be located wherever you like. There is no special sandbox functionality built into MediaWiki. Users often inquire about the Wikipedia sandboxes, which seem to be self-emptying. This is not quite correct; there are a number of volunteers who run bots to clean these up and return them to a certain state at regular time intervals.

Login as a sysop/admin then use http://www.yourwikiurl.com/index.php/Special:Userlogin to add the new user account.

The major difference between a traditional website and a Wiki is the ability for users to add, edit and change the content on a given webpage. A few reasons why you would want to change the existing content: you may be aware of more current information on a topic, you want to add to information that is incomplete on a topic, and/or would like to change content that you know to be incorrect.

You can only add copyrighted content to the Wiki website if you have received the appropriate permissions by the author. Click "Browse" to find the file you want to upload. When you click "Upload file" your file will be uploaded and added to the list of attachments for this page. Click "Browse" to find the file you want to upload. When you click "Add file" this file will be added to the list of attachments for this page, and uploaded when you save the page.

To follow on from those, this is how at least one individual imported pages from usemod to MediaWiki: Because MediaWiki does not automatically link to CamelCase style links, you will need to add brackets [[ ]] to all your links. You can do this with the following: First, obtain ImportStage1.txt (or whatever you want to call it) from the importUseModWiki.

Yes, and it's easy. Here's an explanation about how to edit or add pages. You can also add comments and files. If you click on the "files" button on the menu bar at the top of the screen, you'll be able to upload to this Wiki any files on your computer such as examples of open records requests you have filed or responses you have received.

If the status of your submission is "submitted" you can edit it by clicking on the to the left of the title from the My Content sub-tab (accessible from the My Account tab). Make any changes and be sure to click "Save & Next." If we have sent you an offer, you can make changes by choosing "I Will Edit & Resubmit" from the drop-down response menu. Once you have accepted an offer or your content is published you need to contact us to make any changes.

To add or edit your own content you need to have the 'author' privilege. Please contact us with your login name requesting the privilege to be added and an admin will action the request for you. We look forward to seeing your articles.

Yes, MediaWiki can be installed multiple times in different directories using either the same database with a different set of table prefixes (configurable upon install) or using different databases altogether. Additionally, you may want to make some settings common for all the installations, and have a central place where changes to these can be made. Since the configuration file (LocalSettings.

After copying the mediawiki source tree in /opt/mediawiki/ you need to run something like: mkdir .../wiki cd .../wiki mkdir images ln -s /opt/mediawiki/{languages,includes,skins,redirect.php,index.php,maintenance,StartProfiler.php} . cp -a /opt/mediawiki/config/ /opt/mediawiki/install-utils.inc . chown www-data: config/ images/ # configure your new wiki and fix the permissions rm -rf config install-utils.inc Then add /opt/mediawiki to the commands which set the include_path in config/index.

The word wiki is taken from the Hawaiian for quick (wiki-wiki). It's used to describe the nature of browser-based editing which enables a registered user to submit articles without having to have an FTP account or much coding experience. The Stargate SG-1 Solutions Wiki is driven by the MediaWiki program. This program is a combination of a database, parser, and webpage generator.

To create a new page within a Wiki, you need to either click the New Page link (in the top row), or create a link to the new page. The term for the new link is internal hyperlink. If the internal link is already present, just click on the link to begin adding content to the new page.

If you're at least 13 years old, then you can join our community of Content Producers and begin submitting content immediately. Click here to join.

Have a look at mw:Help:Configuration settings#Shared_uploads or Help:Wiki family for detailed information --Produnis 09:50, 16 April 2006 (UTC)

After you've purchased your words, you'll receive a username and password, and a link to edit your page. You can use the built in wiki editor to quickly add text, images, links, and even youTube videos. You can also supply us with an html file and folder of images, that we will incorporate into your wiki page using IFrames. For further information on using the Wiki editor, see our concise Editing Tutorial.

Yes. iControl gives you total control to grant anyone authorization to work with the content on your site. You can give someone full access to all areas, or restrict that person's access to certain areas only. Access is password protected via your Internet Explorer® Browser.

Yes. Clients maintain and are responsible for their website content with our reliable, easy to use Content Management System (Page Publisher). Page Publisher is installed in your website to allow you easy access to control your website content. You will find formatting text is a breeze - much like using Microsoft Word. You can even upload images directly from your computer and easily add links to other websites. Simply add your content and press 'save' . . .

Quite simply, "The simplest online database that could possibly work". Find out more at Wiki.org.

You can create document and picture libraries, calendars, surveys, task lists and other content. Any of the documents you create in your personal site can be shared with other users by adding them to your shared document library.

Installed Mar 2006, W2K3-Server, Apache 2.0.54, PHP5.04 (xampp-win32-1.4.14), MediaWiki 1.5.6 Solution : Shared VirtualHost with SSL, one IP-Address, one SSL-Certificate Install MediaWiki e.g. 2 Wiki-Server, installed in real DocumentRoot, first in /DocumentRoot/wiki1 second in /DocumentRoot/wiki2 Rename index.php and add entries (alias, ...) to httpd.conf Rename index.php e.g. in wiki1ix.php and wiki2ix.php # GLOBAL AREA httpd.

Before editing the wiki pages or submitting a trouble ticket, you must become a registered user and log in. For instructions on how to do this, please go here.

Not everyone. You must register in order to have the privilege of contributing to or editing wiki pages. This is so that we can keep track of who made changes to wiki pages.

Yes. As long as your content does not violate our terms of use, you can create a temporary wiki on our scratchpad at scratchpad.wikia.com .

Only under certain circumstances. See protection. It is a common mistake to protect pages unnecessarily.

Please check out the Editing Help page on this web site for some hints, especially on how to use the imgarray extension that I have added to our wikis here to allow you to place Gallery images in your wiki pages.

It can be a lot easier to edit long pages using your favorite editor from your favorite web browser. Mine is Emacs (or sometimes its cousin XEmacs) and Firefox (http://www.mozilla.org/products/firefox/), and I have assembled instructions from other places that I was able to get working on my How_to_use_XEmacs_for_wiki_edits page.