A WikiBehavior is a dynamically-generated piece of content on a wiki page. Examples include: the current time, a list of all the namespaces on the wiki, etc.
To use a
WikiBehavior, you use the following syntax:
@@behavior(parameters)@@
A few small subtleties:
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If there are no parameters, you can leave off the parentheses (e.g., @@Now@@).
Parameters must be enclosed in double-quotation marks ("") and separated by commas.
If you need to include a double-quotation mark inside a parameter, escape it with a backslash: "This is \"quoted\" material".
Behavior names are case-sensitive.
Pages that use behaviors will be slower than those that don't because they can't be cached as easily (and sometime not at all).
A WikiBehavior is a dynamically-generated piece of content on a wiki page.
4/29/2008 8:05:57 AM - -206.159.117.2
When embedding images, allow specifying the "alt" attribute and also get the width and height of the image. The "alt" attribute is the biggest thing I'm interested in. This would make embedding images more complicated than it is now, but also more flexible (what if you want to link to an image that's generated by an ASPX page, for example: you can't do it today).
4/14/2008 3:26:53 PM - -66.78.127.196
Allows for linking to defined external sites, much like InterWiki macros in other Wiki implementations.
8/7/2006 2:47:33 PM - -65.205.71.101
This WikiBehavior lets you get the value of any property from any topic.