I'm trying to set my wiki up so that each article points people to go to the Talk page to discuss the content, and I'd like to have content on each article's Talk page describing the rules and a 'how to use' section so our users can follow the same format to discuss articles.
I'm using the wonderful inputbox extension and a template to preload text into newly created pages. How can I have text preloaded into the Talk page at the same time?
-Jim
-----Original Message----- From: Ingmar Heinrich [mailto:ingmar.heinrich@gmail.com] Sent: Tuesday, October 17, 2006 9:46 AM To: MediaWiki announcements and site admin list Subject: Re: [Mediawiki-l] Inputbox: Directly create
With the inputbox extension, is there a way to directly create a page without having to submit the edit form that is displayed after clicking inputbox's create button?
This will create a new article in my mediawiki without doing anything elese. You can edit the article directly.
<inputbox> type=create width=24 buttonlabel=Create me! </inputbox>
Yes, you can edit it. I want to skip that step by providing a preload page that, in the following example, just contains {{person}}. Clicking on "Create new person!" should end up on the rendered new page, not its edit view.
<inputbox> type=create width=24 buttonlabel=Create new person! preload=Default person </inputbox>
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