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Every ewiki database entry has a {flags} fields, which tells about the type of the current page or/and access permissions. The {flags} is an integer value, whose bit values define the PageType or AccessPermissions: bissell filters Backyard Birding Potty Training hoover filters Pin Vices
| bit | flag name | meaning |
| 0 | *_DB_F_TEXT | an ordinary WikiPage |
| 1 | _DB_F_BINARY | binary content / uploaded file / image |
| 2 | *_DB_F_DISABLED | inaccessibility flags |
| 3 | *_DB_F_HTML | a *FeatureFlag, which allows plain <html> to be used in the page |
| 4 | *_DB_F_READONLY | page cannot be edited |
| 5 | *_DB_F_WRITEABLE | overrides the _READONLY flag |
| 6 | *_DB_F_APPENDONLY | plugins handle this flag, which tells, that a page cannot be further edited as whole, and text can only be appended to the end of it |
| 7 | _DB_F_SYSTEM | ewiki control data / internal use only |
| 8 | _DB_F_PART | belongs to another database entry, and cannot be used alone |
| 9 | - | reserved |
| 10 | _DB_F_HIDDEN | makes page disappear in lists |
| 11 | - | reserved |
| 12 | - | reserved |
| 17 | *_DB_F_EXEC | {content} contains PHP code / sandboxed PHP code, used by XpiPlugins |
The flag name is a constant in the ewiki and plugin scripts, which starts with the usual EWIKI_ prefix (which is often left out of the documentation, see TradeMarking). TuruRu
