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Quick Edit Module

This Module allows users (with permissions), to create or edit wiki pages. Simply type the name of a wiki page and click Edit.

Note: The name of the wiki page must conform to the character link format, as defined on the Wiki Link Formatting field.

Usage

You will see it listed at "Admin > Modules > Assign new module > Module Name (drop down)" (tiki-admin_modules.php).

You can assign a this Module to a lateral column (See Module Admin page if needed), or you can include it within a wiki page, using the PluginModule.

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{MODULE(module=quick_edit) /}

The assigned module (with its default values) looks like this:

Enables to quickly create or edit Wiki pages. Deprecated - use the Search module instead.

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Preferences required: feature_wiki

Parameters	Accepted Values	Description
`headerwiki`		Wiki page to be used as a template to show content on top of edit page
`action`		If set, send the form to the given location (relative to Tiki's root) for processing. Default: tiki-editpage.php
`mod_quickedit_heading`		Optional heading to display at the top of the module's content.
`submit`		The label on the button to submit the form. Default: Create/Edit
`templateId`		If set to a template identifier, the specified template is used for creating new Wiki pages. Not set by default.
`customTip`		Custom text to be shown as a tip at the top of the edit page
`customTipTitle`		Custom title to be shown for the tip at the top of the edit page
`addcategId`		If set, pages created through the module have this category prechecked to be categorized in. Not set by default.
`size`	int	Size attribute (horizontal, in characters) of the text input field for page names. Default: 15

To find the ~templateID~ for a particular template, do:

Admin menu (usually on the left) > Content Templates
Locate the template you want, and click on the pen icon in that row (in Action column)
Look at the url, and find the ~templateID=nn~ part. This gives you the ID.

The module can be used to create an auto-complete page search by setting action to tiki-index.php.

See these pages for information that applies for all modules:

Module — Overall introduction and overview
Module Admin — Introduction to the module admin pages for site-wide and individual module settings
- Assigning Modules — How to select a module to configure it
- Module Settings Interface — Interface for configuring individual module settings
- Module Settings Parameters — Explanation of standard parameter settings for modules
- Creating Custom Modules — How to create user modules
Index of Modules — Links to the documentation of individual modules
User Modules — How (if the feature is active) users can choose and place their modules
Mods Type Modules — Links to modules that are installed as components