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Countdown

Installation Details: Countdown Plugin
With this plugin you can insert a countdown into your page where it will display the number of days until or since the text that you include. The format is:

<COUNTDOWN:date|description>

This will be replaced with either

XX days until description
XX days since description

Possible formats of date are all GNU date formats that are allowed by strtotime. Examples:

<COUNTDOWN:mm/dd/yyyy|day to remember>
<COUNTDOWN:dd.mm.yyyy|Ereignis>

Discussion

Installation Details: Discussion Plugin
The Discussion Plugin adds a discussion section after your wiki page for user comments. This is useful to separate page content and the discussion thereof and also, if you don't want to give normal users the right to edit the page but still want user contributed notes. A second component of this plugin shows a list of all pages in a namespace with a discussion section (called discussion threads) ordered by most recent comments. This allows you to create a very simple discussion forum in your wiki.

Discussion Comments

~~DISCUSSION~~
~~DISCUSSION:off~~
~~DISCUSSION:closed~~

By including the ~~DISCUSSION~~ instruction in your wiki page, a discussion section will be appended after the normal wiki page content. To turn it off again, use ~~DISCUSSION:off~~. If you want to show the existing discussion but don't want to allow new comments / replies, use ~~DISCUSSION:closed~~.

After each comment there may be up to three buttons (depending on your rights):

Edit: Registered users can edit their comments; admins can edit all comments. To remove a comment, just edit it, clear the text and save the empty comment – like you would do with a wiki page. Attention: If there are replies to a comment, removing it will also remove all replies!
Reply: To reply to a comment (vs. commenting on the wiki page content), click the Reply button. The comment entry form will then be placed accordingly.
Hide / Show: Admins can deactive and reactivate comments easily by this button. Hidden comments aren't shown to normal users and are displayed dimmed to admins.

Of course, the whole DokuWiki Formatting Syntax can be used in comments as well. But there are problems with headers and footnotes as they may produce conflicting IDs and thus invalid XHTML.

Threads

{{threads>[namespace]&[flags]}}

[namespace]	the namespace for which you want a discussion thread list; `:` is the top namespace, `.` is the same namespace as the page lies in, `*` the whole wiki	required

[flags]	pagelist flags delimited by `&`, see flags	optional

This displays a list of all pages of the given namespace with a discussion section. The list is sorted by the most recent comment.

Flags

Setting	Default		Alternative
`style`	`default`	table with horizontal lines	`table` or `list`	standard DokuWiki table or list style
`showheader`	`noheader`	hide the heading row of the pagelist table	`header`	show the header
`showdate`	`date`	show the creation or last modification date	`nodate`	hide the date
`showuser`	`user`	show creator or contributors	`nouser`	hide the user
`showdesc`	`nodesc`	hide the description	`desc`	show the description (from metadata)
`showcomments`	`nocomments`	hide the number of comments	`comments`	show the number of comments (if Discussion Plugin is installed)
`showfirsthl`	`firsthl`	show the first headline	`nofirsthl`	show the page name

Note

Installation Details: Note Plugin
Add Note/Important/Tip/Warning Capability

<note important> IMPORTANT </note>

<note warning> WARNING </note>

You can use the note keywords important, warning and tip.

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