docbook Namespace Reference


Detailed Description

Some administration tasks about the book.

Display the cache (html) file for the current node of the book.

A list of languages in which the book is available.

This file has some common functions.

Add, rename, delete the media files of the node.

This function sets a lock before index (structure of the book) is modified, in order to make sure that the change in the index and update of the cache files (navigation and subnodes) happens as a single transaction, and concurrent editing does not have unexpected results.

Edit the content of the current node.

Replace wiki inline markups with docbook markups, using regular expressions.

Handle bookinfo or articleinfo elements.

wikiconverter

This file contains functions about processing the content of a node that are used by the edit_content webbox and by other modules.

edit

Handles the content of the book, editing, approving, navigation, etc.

Handle (view, select) the previous revisions of the book.

Review and approve (or cancel) the modifications that are done to the current node of the book.

Handle the tags of a book (create new tag, list existing tags, fix book to a tag, etc.

Open a popup window from the JS code, which has the given title and displays the given message.

Can be accessed only by an admin of the book.

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admin

approve

edit

wikiconverter

wikiconverter

Inline marks are denoted by special characters and are contained inside a single line (cannot span multiple lines). They are:

* Links: [link_name > href] [...] should be escaped like this: \[...]

* Footnotes: [/...]

* Menu items: [Options->General->Save (Ctrl-S)]

* Prompt and command are separated by '!#' in a single line: prompt$!# command

* As a special case, the lines that start with 'bash$' or 'bash#' are treated as command lines, so there is no need to use '#'.

* Filename: ~filename~, emphasis: _word_, command: `cmd`

* Special chars can be escaped by a slash, like this: , , \`, <, >

Since the structure of the book is the same for all the languages and the changes are sinchronized for all the languages, the lock locks all the languages.

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