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 ===== How formatting works ====== ===== How formatting works ======
-The [[wiki:syntax]] page is linked at the top whenever you are editing a page, and has most formatting information.  Some extra details are given here. +The [[wiki:syntax]] page is linked at the top whenever you are editing a page, and has most formatting information.    Details specific to this wiki are in [[manual_more]].
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-==== Displaying another page within a page ==== +
-You can display the text of another page (or a section of another page) within the current one thanks to the [[https://www.dokuwiki.org/plugin:include|Include plugin]].  The full documentation is available in that link, but the basics are below. +
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-To display an entire page, use ''%%{{page>[id]}}%%'' For example, the sidebar page is included below +
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-{{page>:sidebar}} +
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-using the text +
-  {{page>sidebar}} +
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-To display just a section (and its subsections), use ''%%{{section>[id]#[section]}}%%'' For example, the Monitoring Beam section from the operations tasks page is below +
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-{{section>task:operation#Monitoring Beam&noindent}} +
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-using the text +
-  {{section>operation#Monitoring Beam}} +
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-(Technically the actual link uses the noindent tag to prevent it from showing up in the ToC; see the plugin page for details.) +
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-==== Linking to external documents ==== +
-A few shortcuts exist for linking to documents in specific locations. +
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-=== OPM docs === +
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-Documents found in Colin's list of links such as those found in the [[https://portal.frib.msu.edu/sites/accsystems/preoperation/SitePages/OPM.aspx|Operations Procedures Manual]] can be linked to using the shortcut "clist" and the link number For example, if you have a URL that looks something like +
-> %%https://portal.frib.msu.edu/sites/accsystems/preoperation/Lists/Links/2 Accelerator operations/2.1 Operations organization, authorization, and planning/OSE and response to violation/89_.000%% +
-you could reference it based on the number at the end (89) as follows: +
-  [[clist>89|FRIB OSE]] +
-which would show as [[clist>89|FRIB OSE]]. +
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-=== DCC === +
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-Any document in DCC can be linked directly, using a marginally-helpful syntax based off of the document number.  This is mainly useful if you're looking at a PDF, and want to make a link that will point to the version maintained on DCC.  Using the link shortcut "dcc", you can make a link out of the WBS number code, subcategory code, and incrementor as follows: +
-  * ''WBS=A#####'' -- where A##### is the WBS code after "FRIB-" +
-  * ''Sub=AA'' -- where AA is the subcategory code +
-  * ''SN=######'' -- where ###### is the incrementor number +
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-These pieces are then combined with ampersands (&). +
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-For example, if you have a document with the identifier "FRIB-S10000-PR-000367-R002", you can make a link like this: +
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-  [[dcc>WBS=S10000&Sub=PR&SN=000367|Laboratory Document Numbering Procedure]] +
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-which would show as [[dcc>WBS=S10000&Sub=PR&SN=000367|Laboratory Document Numbering Procedure]]. +
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-This is not terribly convenient but it does work, and will continue to point to newer revisions of the same document. +
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-=== Trouble Reports === +
-To link to trouble reports, just use the report number: +
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-  [[tr>58375]] +
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-will show as [[tr>58375]]. +
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-=== Other Portal docs === +
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-==== Uploading docs to the wiki ====+
  
  
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