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The full syntax for embedding an map in the wiki page is:
The full syntax for embedding an map in the wiki page is:
  <code><nowiki><mm>[[{name}|{options}|parameters {parameters}]]</mm></nowiki></code>
  <code><nowiki><mm>[[{name}|{options}|parameters {parameters}]]</mm></nowiki></code>
The full syntax for displaying the map in the separate page is:
<code><nowiki><mm>[[:{name}|{options}|parameters {parameters}|different text]]</mm></nowiki></code>


The options can be zero or more of the following, separated by pipes:
The options can be zero or more of the following, separated by pipes:
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They are transferred to the browser showing the map
They are transferred to the browser showing the map


The full syntax for displaying the map in the separate page is:
<code><nowiki><mm>[[:{name}|{options}|parameters {parameters}|different text]]</mm></nowiki></code>
If a given option does not match any of the other possibilities, it is assumed to be the link text.
If a given option does not match any of the other possibilities, it is assumed to be the link text.


==External map files==
==External map files==
You can neither link to nor embed an external map
You can neither link to nor embed an external map

Revision as of 14:47, 24 September 2006

  • this page is still to be done

Uploaded FreeMind Maps

To embed a freemind mind map file which has been uploaded to the wiki, use:

  • <mm>[[Hello.mm]]</mm>

You can specify if you want to display the map in the flash browser or in the java applet

  • <mm>[[Hello.mm|flash]]</mm>
  • <mm>[[Hello.mm|applet]]</mm>

You can display the map in a separate page by adding a colon in front of the file name:

  • <mm>[[:Hello.mm]]</mm>
  • <mm>[[:Hello.mm|description]]</mm>
  • <mm>[[:Hello.mm|applet]]</mm>
Description You type You get
Embed map in flash
(with height)

<mm>[[Hello.mm|flash|80pt]]</mm>

<mm>flash|80pt</mm>

Embed map in applet
(with height and title)

<mm>[[Hello.mm|applet|150pt|title example map]]</mm>

<mm>applet|150pt|title example map</mm>

Link to special page with the map in flash

<mm>[[:Hello.mm|flash]]</mm>
<mm>[[:Hello.mm|flash|title the map in flash|map in flash]]</mm>

<mm>flash</mm>
<mm>flash|title the map in flash|map in flash</mm>

Link to special page with the map in applet

<mm>[[:Hello.mm|applet]]</mm>
<mm>[[:Hello.mm|applet|title the map in applet|map in applet]]</mm>

<mm>applet</mm>
<mm>applet|title the map in applet|map in applet</mm>

Link to description page

[[:Image:Hello.mm]]
[[:Image:Hello.mm|Example map]]

Image:Hello.mm
Example map

Link directly to file

[[Media:Hello.mm]]
[[Media:Hello.mm|Example map]]

Media:Hello.mm
Example map

Advanced options

The full syntax for embedding an map in the wiki page is:

<mm>[[{name}|{options}|parameters {parameters}]]</mm>

The full syntax for displaying the map in the separate page is:

<mm>[[:{name}|{options}|parameters {parameters}|different text]]</mm>

The options can be zero or more of the following, separated by pipes:

  • applet, flash: Controls how the image is displayed
  • {height}px: Sets the given height in pixels
  • {height}pt: Sets the given height in points
  • title {title text}:

The options can be given in any order.

The parameters can be zero or more of the {key}={value} pairs separated by spaces. They are transferred to the browser showing the map

If a given option does not match any of the other possibilities, it is assumed to be the link text.

External map files

You can neither link to nor embed an external map