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Otherwise, you will have read-only access. Please contact your project
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manager if you need developer access.
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## Complete guide for wiki editing
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## Wiki editing
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You may find a complete wiki edition guide here:
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Redmine uses a language called "textile" for wiki editing.
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[Detailed wiki
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syntax](https://www.ohwr.org/help/wiki_syntax_detailed.html)
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This page explains the most used commands, as well as several
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modifications to textile introduced on redmine, such as links to issues
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and
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commits:
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What follows is an introduction for people familiar with Twiki.
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[/help/wiki\_syntax\_detailed.html](https://www.ohwr.org/help/wiki_syntax_detailed.html)
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## Differences between Redmine and Twiki
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For a complete textile reference, see the [textile user
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manual](http://redcloth.org/textile) on redcloth
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Headers
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<notextile>
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---++ Twiki header
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h2. Redmine header
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(remember to leave one empty line before and after the header on redmine)
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</notextile>
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Sublists are not indented; instead, the number of stars expresses the
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list level:
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<notextile>
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* Twiki list
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* Twiki sublist
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* Redmine list
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** Redmine sublist
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</notextile>
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Numbered lists are expressed with the \# symbol:
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<notextile>
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1. Twiki numbered list
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# Redmine numbered list
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</notextile>
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Tables look very similar. The only difference is how you express table
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headers (you prefix the table contents with \_.)
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<notextile>
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| *Twiki table header* | *Another header* |
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| Twiki table contents | More cells |
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| * Redmine table header *| * Another header *|
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| Redmine table contents | More cells |
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</notextile>
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Links have also changed:
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*\[\[http:http://www.google.com\]\[Twiki external link to
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Google\]\]**
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*\[\[Description\]\[Twiki internal link\]\]**
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Now becomes this:
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\*[Redmine external link to
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Google](\<notextile\>http:http://www.google.com\</notextile\>)*
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*\[\[Description|Redmine internal link\]\]**
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On redmine there's a specific way link to issues, commits and files on
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the repository. These really don't have an equivalent on Twiki:
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A link to a file stored on the repository:
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[link](https://www.ohwr.org/project/ohr-support/blob/master/trunk/path/to/file.txt)
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A link to revision 40 of that file: [link](https://www.ohwr.org/project/ohr-support/blob/master/trunk/path/to/file.txt@40)
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A link to line 14 of revision 40 of that file:
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[link](https://www.ohwr.org/project/ohr-support/blob/master/trunk/path/to/file.txt@40\#14)
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A link to revision 758: r1
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A link to an issue: \#12
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If you are familiar with Twiki, you may want to see the
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[twiki-vs-textile](twiki-vs-textile) page.
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## Attaching files to wiki pages
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