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Manual:Extension/Workflows/Activity/SetTemplateParams

2023-05-22T10:32:53Z

Pyashchenko:

==<span class="mw-headline">Description</span>==
<span style="color: rgb(4, 30, 73)">The ''SetTemplateParams'' activity allows template parameters to be set automatically on a page.</span>

* Templates are accessed by the order of appearance on the page.
* Non-existing templates are counted as links, so they do not count in this list.
* Params inside the template can be specified by their name, or the index in case of non-named params. Index for non-named params starts at 1 (not 0!), as to be consistent with how template params are accessed in the template itself.
* Nested templates are not supported as of now.

{| class="wikitable" style=""
! colspan="2" style="background-color:rgb(234, 236, 240);text-align:center;" class="" |'''Short profile'''
|-
| style="" |Name
| style="" |SetTemplateParams
|-
| style="" |Async
| style="" |Yes
|-
| style="" |BPMN type
| style="" |<code>bpmn:Task</code>
|-
|BPMN Extension Element "wf:type"
|<code>set_template_param</code>
|}

==<span class="mw-headline">Properties</span>==

=== Input properties ===
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;"
! style="background-color:rgb(234, 236, 240);text-align:center;" class="" |Name of property
!Source
! style="background-color:rgb(234, 236, 240);text-align:center;" class="" |Description
!Possible values
! style="background-color:rgb(234, 236, 240);text-align:center;" class="" |Type
|-
| style="" |<code>title</code>
|<nowiki>-</nowiki>
| style="" |Name of the wiki page that includes the template(s).
|<code>"Main_page"</code>
| style="" |string
|-
|<code>user</code>
| -
|Name of user that will be shown as revision user.
|<code>"WikiSysop"</code>
|string
|-
|<code>template-index</code>
| -
|Index of the template on page (starting from 0).
|<code>"2"</code>
|int
|-
|<code>template-param</code>
| -
|Param to modify. Can be a string in case of named params, or a number, in case of non-named params (starting from 1, accessor for the param)
|<code>"comment"</code> OR <code>"1"</code>
| rowspan="2" |int, string
|-
|<code>value</code>
| -
|New parameter value to set.
|<code>"New value of parameter"</code>
|-
|<code>minor</code>
| -
|<span style="color: rgb(4, 30, 73)">The edit will be marked as</span> ''major'' <span style="color: rgb(4, 30, 73)">or</span> ''minor'' <span style="color: rgb(4, 30, 73)">revision.</span>
|<code>default="0"</code>
*''1'' (=minor revision)
*''0'' (=major revision)
|int
|}

=== Output properties ===
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;"
! style="background-color:rgb(234, 236, 240);text-align:center;" class="" |Name of property
!Source
! style="background-color:rgb(234, 236, 240);text-align:center;" class="" |Description
! style="background-color:rgb(234, 236, 240);text-align:center;" class="" |Type
|-
|<code>revisionId</code>
| -
|The revision ID of the edited page.
|string
|-
|<code>timestamp</code>
| -
|The revision time of the edited page.
|timestamp
|}

== Example ==
<syntaxhighlight lang="xml">
<bpmn:task id="EditTemplate" name="Edit template">
<bpmn:extensionElements>
<wf:type>set_template_param</wf:type>
</bpmn:extensionElements>
<bpmn:property name="title" default="DummyPage" validation="required,existing-title"/>
<bpmn:property name="user" default="WikiSysop" validation="existing-user"/>

<bpmn:property name="template-index" default="2"/>

<bpmn:property name="template-param" default="1"/>

<bpmn:property name="value" default="Super edited param"/>
<bpmn:property name="minor" default="0"/>


<bpmn:property name="revisionId"/>
<bpmn:property name="timestamp"/>
<bpmn:incoming>Flow_1qh6vpl</bpmn:incoming>
<bpmn:outgoing>Flow_0if1kyp</bpmn:outgoing>

</bpmn:task>
</syntaxhighlight>

Manual:Extension/BlueSpiceExtendedSearch

2022-07-04T14:20:37Z

Pyashchenko:

<bookshelf src="Book:User manual" />
{{DISPLAYTITLE:Extended search}}

'''ExtendedSearch''' replaces the default MediaWiki search engine. It is based on the [[Setup:Installation Guide/System Preparation/Linux/Elasticsearch|Elasticsearch]] engine and provides many improvements over standard MediaWiki search both in terms of quality of indexed content and user interface. Pages and files are indexed immediately and available for searching in real-time.

==Usage==
<div class="training"><section begin="training" />
Extended search offers two ways of searching for content:

#'''Title search''' using the quick search
#'''Fulltext search''' using the search center

By default, the search indexes:

*wiki pages: all content pages, except for pages in the MediaWiki namespace
*special pages: all pages in the namespace ''Special''
*repo files: files uploaded to the wiki - for text files like Word documents and PDFs, this includes content and metadata
*external files: files from arbitrary locations from accessible storage paths (e.g., mounted drives)
*social entities: entities (pages) created by the [[Manual:Extension/BlueSpiceSocial|BlueSpiceSocial]] extension, like blog posts and user profiles
<section end="training" /></div>
==Autocomplete==
The search box in the main toolbar offers with autocomplete functionality is available from any page on the wiki. Autocomplete matches only page and file titles, but does not provide a full-text search.

After typing in the search bar, an autocomplete popup appears:
[[File:Manual:Autocomplete.png|alt=|center|thumb|366x366px|Autocomplete popup]]

This popup is divided in two columns.

'''Left column:'''

*'''Primary results:''' These are the results that are direct matches for the search term. The exact matches are shown in bold letters.
*When looking for the term "quality management", it is also possible to type in "qual man" and the search starts looking for matches
*The best match is often shown with a thumbnail preview as a top search result

'''Right column:'''

*T'''ools and secondary results:''' Tools are displayed in the top portion of the right column and contain:
**a button to create the page with the current search term as the title (only if user has permission to create new pages)
**a button to execute full-text search for the current term. Selecting this option leads to the Search Center.

In the bottom portion of the right column, secondary results are displayed. Secondary results are matches that do not directly match the given term, but might be relevant for the user. These show up only in certain contexts:

*If there are significantly more matches for a similar term than the term actually searched for (in a situation of a typo for example)
*If the namespace or subpage pill is present (see next section). In this case, secondary results will show direct matches in other namespaces/pages.

===Namespace and subpage "pills"===
Autocomplete search bar supports pills for namespaces and subpages. [[File:extendedsearch-pilleEN.png|thumb|Namespace "pill"|center|link=Special:FilePath/extendedsearch-pilleEN.png]]
If a user types <code>Manual:</code>, a pill for the namespace "Manual" appears and the search for the following term is limited to this namespace. .
Subpage pills work in the same way. If the user types in <code>PageName/</code>, any term after that is matched in the context of that page. If you search for "TestPage/Te", for example, the search will match only subpages of "TestPage" that contain "Te" in the title, like "TestPage/Test" and "TestPage/TestSubpage".

===Configuration===
Previously explained is the full version of the autocomplete popup. Wiki admins can also choose to use "Simple autocomplete", which contains only one column with primary results and tools, without secondary results. This type of autocomplete is also more compact.
This setting is available from [[Manual:Extension/BlueSpiceConfigManager‏‎‏‎|BlueSpiceConfigManager]], under ''Extension > BlueSpiceExtendedSearch > Use simple autocomplete''.

===Search operators===
Since the autocomplete search only searches for titles, search operators such as AND or OR are not supported. However, they are supported using the Search Center.

===Dates as search terms===
The search recognizes certain date formats. In the search center, these date formats are treated with surrounding quotation marks. <gallery widths="400" heights="200">
File:Manual:extendedsearch-datum1.png
File:Manual:extendedsearch-datum2.png
</gallery><br />
==Search Center (extended search)==
As soon as you trigger the full-search with the magnifying glass symbol or the ''Enter'' key, the wiki switches to the Search Center. This is a special page that offers the full functionality of the search. The search in the Search Center is carried out using the same search bar that is also used for autocomplete.
Here, the search engine carries out a full text search, which also includes the metadata of documents. It does not index the wikitext of a wiki page, but rather the rendered content, that is the output by the browser.<br />
[[File:Manual:extendedsearch-searchcenter.png|link=link=Special:FilePath/ExtendedSearch2.png|alt=|center|thumb|402x402px|Search Center]]

===Search operators===
To use search operators in the full-text search, the following syntax can be used:

*Sandbox '''AND''' Widgets - returns pages that contain both the term sandbox and the term widgets
*Sandbox '''OR''' Widgets - returns pages that contain either the term sandbox or the term widgets.
*(Sandbox) '''NOT''' (Widgets) - returns pages that contain the term sandbox but not the term widgets..<br />

The search operators have to be written in uppercase letters.

===Elements===

*'''Hit count''' - shows how many matches a search has returned. It may be exact or approximate. Approximation is due to dynamic check for permissions to view each page in the results, some results may not be shown to the user with no adequate permissions event if it matches the search term.
*'''Tools''' - these are located in the top right as a set of buttons:
**Create a page - represented by a "plus" button - will create a page with current search term as a title (only visible if user has permission to create pages)
**Add filters - represented by a "funnel" icon - opens a dialog where users can select the type of filter to apply to the search.<br />[[File:Manual:extendedsearch3.png|link=link=https://en.wiki.bluespice.com/wiki/File:ExtendedSearch3.png|alt=|center|thumb|341x341px|Adding filters]]
**Search options - represented by a "gear" icon - opens a dialog where users can change settings for the current search. It provides options like the number of results per page, sorting field and order.<br />[[File:Manual:extendedsearch4.png|link=link=Special:FilePath/ExtendedSearch5.png|alt=|center|thumb|Options dialog]]
**Export search - represented by the "export" icon - opens a dialog to export current search results to a dedicated page (only visible to authorized users, by default admin users).

*'''Filter:''' Filters are displayed in form of pills below the results counter. Each filter pill represents a different attribute. Filter values can be changed by clicking on the filter pill and selecting the desired options from the popup that will open. Filter can be removed by clicking on the "x" button in each pill.<br />[[File:Manual:extendedsearch2.png|link=link=Special:FilePath/ExtendedSearch4.png|alt=|center|thumb|Editing filter]]
*'''Results:''' If current search criteria field any results, a list of results is displayed. The information available in the results is depending on the result type):
**Main title of the result (page title, file name...)
**Result type
**Size and extension (for files)
**Thumb image (for images) or file type icon (for other file types)
**Redirect information
**Original name (for wikipages, if the page display title is different than the actual page title)
**Secondary information like page categories, modification and creation date, author, etc.
**Snippet of the matches in the content of the page (if there are matches in the page content),
**Sections with matches in the content (for wikipages)

In case there is an exact match for a given search term, the result that matches exactly is displayed as a "featured" result. Such a result displays a preview image of the page and always displays the content snippet, regardless of whether there are matches in the content or not.
====Results relevance====
All logged-in users can mark certain results as "favorites" by clicking on the star symbol in the right corner of each result.
Files marked as "favorite" will score higher in future searches - this is not visible immediately, however, but happens over time.
One user's relevance settings won't affect other user's searches. Results can be unmarked as "favorite" by clicking on the "star" symbol again.

====Exporting search results====
After executing the search, administrators can export (save) the results to a specific page using the "Export" command from the "Tools" menu. The list is exported to ''MediaWiki:PageCollection/LISTENNAME.''

Only valid wikipages are exported. The pages contained in a list can be included in a book in the book function via ''Mass add> Source: Page collection.''
[[File:Manual:ExtendedSearch5.png|link=link=Special:FilePath/ExtendedSearch6.png|alt=|center|thumb|Export search]]

==Configuration==
In the [[Manual:Extension/BlueSpiceConfigManager‏‎‏‎|BlueSpiceConfigManager]], under settings for the extension ''BlueSpiceExtendedSearch'', the following configuration options are available:<br />

{{#dpl:title=Manual:Extension/BlueSpiceConfigManager|include=#BlueSpiceExtendedSearch}}

==SearchAdmin==
''Special:SearchAdmin'' is a special page for wiki admins. This page provides stats on documents indexed in the search.{{Box Links-en|Topic1=[[Reference:BlueSpiceExtendedSearch]]}}

{{Translation}}
__FORCETOC__

[[Category:Search]]

Manual:Extension/BlueSpiceExtendedSearch

2022-07-04T13:57:48Z

Pyashchenko:

<bookshelf src="Book:User manual" />
{{DISPLAYTITLE:Extended search}}

'''ExtendedSearch''' replaces the default MediaWiki search engine. It is based on the [[Setup:Installation Guide/System Preparation/Linux/Elasticsearch|Elasticsearch]] engine and provides many improvements over standard MediaWiki search both in terms of quality of indexed content and user interface. Pages and files are indexed immediately and available for searching in real-time.

==Usage==
<div class="training"><section begin="training" />
Extended search offers two ways of searching for content:

#'''Title search''' using the quick search
#'''Fulltext search''' using the search center

By default, the search indexes:

*wiki pages: all content pages, except for pages in the MediaWiki namespace
*special pages: all pages in the namespace ''Special''
*repo files: files uploaded to the wiki - for text files like Word documents and PDFs, this includes content and metadata
*external files: files from arbitrary locations from accessible storage paths (e.g., mounted drives)
*social entities: entities (pages) created by the [[Manual:Extension/BlueSpiceSocial|BlueSpiceSocial]] extension, like blog posts and user profiles
<section end="training" /></div>
==Autocomplete==
The search box in the main toolbar offers with autocomplete functionality is available from any page on the wiki. Autocomplete matches only page and file titles, but does not provide a full-text search.

After typing in the search bar, an autocomplete popup appears:
[[File:Manual:Autocomplete.png|alt=|center|thumb|366x366px|Autocomplete popup]]

This popup is divided in two columns.

'''Left column:'''

*'''Primary results:''' These are the results that are direct matches for the search term. The exact matches are shown in bold letters.
*When looking for the term "quality management", it is also possible to type in "qual man" and the search starts looking for matches
*The best match is often shown with a thumbnail preview as a top search result

'''Right column:'''

*T'''ools and secondary results:''' Tools are displayed in the top portion of the right column and contain:
**a button to create the page with the current search term as the title (only if user has permission to create new pages)
**a button to execute full-text search for the current term. Selecting this option leads to the Search Center.

In the bottom portion of the right column, secondary results are displayed. Secondary results are matches that do not directly match the given term, but might be relevant for the user. These show up only in certain contexts:

*If there are significantly more matches for a similar term than the term actually searched for (in a situation of a typo for example)
*If the namespace or subpage pill is present (see next section). In this case, secondary results will show direct matches in other namespaces/pages.

===Namespace and subpage "pills"===
Autocomplete search bar supports pills for namespaces and subpages. [[File:extendedsearch-pilleEN.png|thumb|Namespace "pill"|center|link=Special:FilePath/extendedsearch-pilleEN.png]]
If a user types <code>Manual:</code>, a pill for the namespace "Manual" appears and the search for the following term is limited to this namespace. .
Subpage pills work in the same way. If the user types in <code>PageName/</code>, any term after that is matched in the context of that page. If you search for "TestPage/Te", for example, the search will match only subpages of "TestPage" that contain "Te" in the title, like "TestPage/Test" and "TestPage/TestSubpage".

===Configuration===
Previously explained is the full version of the autocomplete popup. Wiki admins can also choose to use "Simple autocomplete", which contains only one column with primary results and tools, without secondary results. This type of autocomplete is also more compact.
This setting is available from [[Manual:Extension/BlueSpiceConfigManager‏‎‏‎|BlueSpiceConfigManager]], under ''Extension > BlueSpiceExtendedSearch > Use simple autocomplete''.

===Search operators===
Since the autocomplete search only searches for titles, search operators such as AND or OR are not supported. However, they are supported using the Search Center.

===Dates as search terms===
The search recognizes certain date formats. In the search center, these date formats are treated with surrounding quotation marks. <gallery widths="400" heights="200">
File:Manual:extendedsearch-datum1.png
File:Manual:extendedsearch-datum2.png
</gallery><br />
==Search Center (extended search)==
As soon as you trigger the full-search with the magnifying glass symbol or the ''Enter'' key, the wiki switches to the Search Center. This is a special page that offers the full functionality of the search. The search in the Search Center is carried out using the same search bar that is also used for autocomplete.
Here, the search engine carries out a full text search, which also includes the metadata of documents. It does not index the wikitext of a wiki page, but rather the rendered content, that is the output by the browser.<br />
[[File:Manual:extendedsearch-searchcenter.png|link=link=Special:FilePath/ExtendedSearch2.png|alt=|center|thumb|402x402px|Search Center]]

===Search operators===
To use search operators in the full-text search, the following syntax can be used:

*Sandbox '''AND''' Widgets - returns pages that contain both the term sandbox and the term widgets
*Sandbox '''OR''' Widgets - returns pages that contain either the term sandbox or the term widgets.
*(Sandbox) '''NOT''' (Widgets) - returns pages that contain the term sandbox but not the term widgets..<br />

The search operators have to be written in uppercase letters.

===Elements===

*'''Hit count''' - shows how many matches a search has returned. It may be exact or approximate. Approximation is due to dynamic check for permissions to view each page in the results, some results may not be shown to the user with no adequate permissions event if it matches the search term.
*'''Tools''' - these are located in the top right as a set of buttons:
**Create a page - represented by a "plus" button - will create a page with current search term as a title (only visible if user has permission to create pages)
**Add filters - represented by a "funnel" icon - opens a dialog where users can select the type of filter to apply to the search.<br />[[File:Manual:extendedsearch3.png|link=link=https://en.wiki.bluespice.com/wiki/File:ExtendedSearch3.png|alt=|center|thumb|341x341px|Adding filters]]
**Search options - represented by a "gear" icon - opens a dialog where users can change settings for the current search. It provides options like the number of results per page, sorting field and order.<br />[[File:Manual:extendedsearch4.png|link=link=Special:FilePath/ExtendedSearch5.png|alt=|center|thumb|Options dialog]]
**Export search - represented by the "export" icon - opens a dialog to export current search results to a dedicated page (only visible to authorized users, by default admin users).

*'''Filter:''' Filters are displayed in form of pills below the results counter. Each filter pill represents a different attribute. Filter values can be changed by clicking on the filter pill and selecting the desired options from the popup that will open. Filter can be removed by clicking on the "x" button in each pill.<br />[[File:Manual:extendedsearch2.png|link=link=Special:FilePath/ExtendedSearch4.png|alt=|center|thumb|Editing filter]]
*'''Results:''' If current search criteria yield any results, a list of results is displayed. The information available in the results is depending on the result type):
**Main title of the result (page title, file name...)
**Result type
**Size and extension (for files)
**Thumb image (for images) or file type icon (for other file types)
**Redirect information
**Original name (for wikipages, if the page display title is different than the actual page title)
**Secondary information like page categories, modification and creation date, author, etc.
**Snippet of the matches in the content of the page (if there are matches in the page content),
**Sections with matches in the content (for wikipages)

In case there is an exact match for a given search term, the result that matches exactly is displayed as a "featured" result. Such a result displays a preview image of the page and always displays the content snippet, regardless of whether there are matches in the content or not.
====Results relevance====
All logged-in users can mark certain results as "favorites" by clicking on the star symbol in the right corner of each result.
Files marked as "favorite" will score higher in future searches - this is not visible immediately, however, but happens over time.
One user's relevance settings won't affect other user's searches. Results can be unmarked as "favorite" by clicking on the "star" symbol again.

====Exporting search results====
After executing the search, administrators can export (save) the results to a specific page using the "Export" command from the "Tools" menu. The list is exported to ''MediaWiki:PageCollection/LISTENNAME.''

Only valid wikipages are exported. The pages contained in a list can be included in a book in the book function via ''Mass add> Source: Page collection.''
[[File:Manual:ExtendedSearch5.png|link=link=Special:FilePath/ExtendedSearch6.png|alt=|center|thumb|Export search]]

==Configuration==
In the [[Manual:Extension/BlueSpiceConfigManager‏‎‏‎|BlueSpiceConfigManager]], under settings for the extension ''BlueSpiceExtendedSearch'', the following configuration options are available:<br />

{{#dpl:title=Manual:Extension/BlueSpiceConfigManager|include=#BlueSpiceExtendedSearch}}

==SearchAdmin==
''Special:SearchAdmin'' is a special page for wiki admins. This page provides stats on documents indexed in the search.{{Box Links-en|Topic1=[[Reference:BlueSpiceExtendedSearch]]}}

{{Translation}}
__FORCETOC__

[[Category:Search]]

User:Pyashchenko/Sidebar

2022-06-30T15:20:55Z

Pyashchenko:

*PAGESVISITED
*YOUREDITS

User:Pyashchenko/Sidebar

2022-06-30T15:20:23Z

Pyashchenko: Created page with "*PAGESVISITED *do not do here nothing it's only a test *YOUREDITS"

*PAGESVISITED
*do not do here nothing it's only a test
*YOUREDITS

Manual:Create pages

2022-06-30T12:49:24Z

Pyashchenko:

<bookshelf src="Book:User manual" />
An important aspect of the wiki principle is that content can be created, edited and shared quickly with others. Changes to wiki pages can be tracked and reversed at any time via the version history. Therefore, a wiki should limit editing rights sparingly to allow for the greatest possible collaboration.

==Create a page==
'''To create a page:'''

#'''Click''' the New button in the [[Manual:Extension/BlueSpiceDiscovery|Header]]. A dialog window opens.
#'''Enter'<nowiki/>'' a new page name '<nowiki/>'''''. If the page does not exist yet, you will see a red link.[[File:Manual:Create page dialog.png|alt=Create a new page|center|thumb|350x350px|Create a new page]]
#'''Click''' done.
#'''Choose''' ''Blank Page'' or a page template. This step is omitted if no page templates are available. The page now opens in edit mode. You can now use the [[Manual:Extension/VisualEditor|editor bar]] to switch between visual editing and source code editing.
#'''Save''' the page. It now exists in the main wiki namespace.

==Change a page name==
If you want to change the page name later (e.g. to store it in another [[Manual:The concept of namespaces|Namespace]]), you can use the [[Manual:Rename and move pages|Move the page]].

==Create subpages==
To create a [[Manual:Subpage|Subpage]] for the current page, select the ''New subpage'' function from the ''New'' button menu.
[[File:Manual:Create a subpage.png|alt=Create a subpage|center|thumb|150x150px|Create a subpage]]

The subpage is then created accordingly as page <code>Current page/subpage</code>, e.g. ''VisualEditor/Tables''. If a page has subpages, the path is displayed via the breadcrumb navigation at the top of the page. The character <code>/</code> is only used to create a subpage. So you can't create a wiki page called ''When/how to take vacation'' as this will result in a main page ''When'' with subpage ''How to take vacation''.

==Page name conventions==

*'''Title choice:''' In a wiki, titles are very important. In wikis with many entries, it happens that authors "on the off chance" set links to pages that they consider important in the context of their entry. It should therefore be ensured that the title describes as briefly and precisely as possible what the page is about. Single words work well, but short phrases like "why wikis work" can also be useful names. In addition, meaningful page titles also make it easier for readers to find their way around and to search for an article using the title search.

*'''Namespaces:''' To create a <span class="mw-lingo-term">article</span> in another <span class="mw-lingo-term">namespace</span>, the respective article name must be preceded by the <span class="mw-lingo-term">namespace prefix</span>, i.e. <code>namespace:articlename</code>. An article name can exist multiple times in the wiki as long as it is in different namespaces.
*'''Special characters:''' The following characters '''not''' can be used in titles: <code>{ } & ? < > \</code> and <code>,</code> . You can find more about this at [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Page_title?action=view Mediawiki].
*'''Spelling:''' When linking to an already existing page via the source text mode, you should pay attention to the exact spelling. For example, if you enter <nowiki>[[Hello world]]</nowiki> instead of <nowiki>[[Hello World]]</nowiki>, a new page is created again because the links were written differently. You should therefore also take into account upper and lower case letters and spaces. Only with the first letter does it make no difference whether you write it in upper or lower case.

==Alternate options==
There are other handy ways to create a page in the wiki:

*'''Search:''' <span class="ve-pasteProtect" style="color: rgb(51, 51, 51)">Maybe a page on your topic already exists. Before you create a new page, you can use the search function to enter terms related to your topic and check existing pages. If there is no suitable page yet, click on the red link "Page</span> ''[page name]'' <span class="ve-pasteProtect" style="color: rgb(51, 51, 51)">create " in the search results of the quick menu. There is also a <code>+</code> button for creating a new page in the Search Center.</span>
*'''Redlink:''' If you are currently editing a wiki page, you can directly select a text passage and set a link to a non-existent page. <span class="ve-paste
*'''Browser address bar:''' You can also create a page directly from the address bar of your web browser. To do this, simply replace the title of the current page with a new page name. If you then press Enter, the new page will open.
*'''Form:''' In BlueSpice pro, there is also the possibility to create pages using [[Reference:Page Forms|forms]].

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[[Category:Editing]]

User:Pyashchenko

2022-06-28T12:53:37Z

Pyashchenko: create user page