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Coming soon. It works I just haven't documented it yet. -- DavidOrnstein
Useful for when you want to EmbedWikiContentInWordDocuments.
Any chance on getting some documentation on this yet? -- MikeLinnen
This isn't really documentation but a starting point:
To get just the content of a page for inclusion into Word, use a URL of the form:
http://www.flexwiki.com/blade.aspx?topics=WikiBlade&properties=_Body
In this example, "WikiBlade" can be replaced with a comma separated list of Wiki topic names (page names) and "_Body" can be replaced by a comma separated list of page properties. If someone can add an enumeration of typically useful page properties that would be great!
http://www.flexwiki.com/blade.aspx?topics=PlayGround.HomePage&properties=_Body
There's a major problem when there are topics in the text due to the TopicTips. They're implemented as in-line HTML enclosed in a <span> set to be invisible (using CSS). This disappears when the content goes into Word and the TopicTips text is inlined.
The paragraph above looks like this in Word:
There's a major problem when there are topics in the text due to the TopicTips are little hovering baloons over a link to a topic that tell you about that topic.
2/22/2004 9:04:35 AM - mlinnen@cox.net-68.3.97.38
TopicTips. They're implemented as in-line HTML enclosed in a <span> set to be invisible (using CSS). This disappears when the content goes into Word and the TopicTips are little hovering baloons over a link to a topic that tell you about that topic. 2/22/2004 9:04:35 AM - mlinnen@cox.net-68.3.97.38 TopicTips text is inlined.
There also seems to be a problem with Blade recognizing functions. [Nov. 12, 2005] -- AstralisLux
Why does WikiBlade return the html body tag with scroll='no'? Is scrolling bad for some reason? [Jun. 30, 2006]