see also *InitPages:MpiPlugins (backlinks needed)

The MpiPlugins allow to embed functionality into WikiPages, using simply a <?plugiN PluginName ...?> call.

You must (normally) only load plugins/mpi/mpi.php, which then takes care about loading the requested plugins itself.

available plugins

insert

embeds another page into the current (border around) using a subquery

embed

allows to embed dynamic pages into current one

MpiPlugins/SqlQuery

allows to insert a result table for issued SQL SELECT queries in any WikiPage

MpiPlugins/SetTitle

is a workaround to set the currently shown pages title (via $ewiki_title var)

*MpiPlugins/BackLinks

can embed the list of backlinks to the current page

*MpiPlugins/BackTree

a tree view of the above

*MpiPlugins/LocalSiteMap

prints a tree of links from the current page to others and their child pages

MpiPlugins/Survey

allows to create polls, which are stored as binary data pages in the ewiki_db()

*MpiPlugins/Syndicate

tries to load and show external RSS feeds

*MpiPlugins/MultiMedia

allows linking of applets and flash moviews from within a WikiPage

Examples

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A few plugins don't use named or positional parameters and just use everything after the plugins name as input string/data.