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OpenCollective -- The Requirements Management Wiki

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An article on building a project oriented wiki for software development requirements management
																																											  
  document | discussion | edit/source | diff last | history | trace | like | recent | projects | search


-- diff (in history page) - compare current with any previous version


change link format

http://localhost/wiki/projectname/topic.wiki

projectname is the current wiki and a [topic] link will go there
in onother project, the link to this projectname topic would be [projectname:topic]
there is always a subproject called "talk" for the existing project,
so a link to discussion of any topic would be [@topic] and from outside [projectname:@topic]
which creates an http link like this: http://localhost/wiki/projectname/talk/topic.wiki


links - current [MyProjectLink|My Link]  = My Link points to MyProjectLink
<a href="http://localhost/wiki/currproj/MyProjectLink.wiki">My Link</a>
[@MyProjectLink|Talk about My Link] 
<a href="http://localhost/wiki/currproj/talk/MyProjectLink.wiki">Talk about My Link</a>

^[My Link|My Project Link] = makes My Project Link the parent document

+[My Child Link]           = makes My Project Link a child document
+[My Child Project Link]   = makes My Project Link a child document


table support


++++(W360,H100%,B1)
@@ 
Here is a the first table data row. With column header style.
@@ 
Here is the second column with header style.
====
##       
Here is the first column data
## (W60,H90) 
Here is the second column data with width=60 and height=90
====
## 
Here is the first column data
## 
Here is the second column data 
====
## 
Here is the first column data
## 
Here is the second column data 
====
.. 
Here is a the first table data row. With column footer style.
.. 
Here is the second column with footer style. 
++++


++++ begin and end table
++++(W360,H100%,B1)          = width=360px and height=100% border=1


				switch(qry)
				{
					case "edit":
						pageHandler = "/edit.aspx";
						break;
					case "diff":
						pageHandler = "/diff.aspx";
						break;
					case "history":
						pageHandler = "/history.aspx";
						break;
					case "trace":
						pageHandler = "/trace.aspx";
						break;
					case "like":
						pageHandler = "/like.aspx";
						break;
					case "recent":
						pageHandler = "/recent.aspx";
						break;
					case "watch":
						pageHandler = "/watch.aspx";
						break;
					case "projects":
						pageHandler = "/projects.aspx";
						break;
					case "files":
						pageHandler = "/files.aspx";
						break;
					default:
						pageHandler = "/wiki.aspx";
						break;

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