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| Most of the pages here are publicly readable, but you may need to have an approved login to read some pages. If you try to read such a page, and are not logged in, or have an login that is not approved, then you will get a message - "You are not allowed to view this page." | Most of the pages here are publicly readable, but you may need to have an approved login to read some pages. If you try to read such a page and are not logged in, or have an login that is not approved, then you will get a message - "You are not allowed to view this page." |
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| If you want edit permissions or want to see internal pages, please email MatthewBrett, or failing that, one of the AdminGroup, with your login name. If you want CBU or Cambridge permissions, please let us know your affiliation. We will then add you to the necessary lists. | If you want edit permissions or want to see internal pages, please email RhodriCusack, or failing that, one of the AdminGroup, ''with your login name''. If you want CBU or Cambridge permissions, please let us know your affiliation. We will then add you to the necessary lists. == Editing pages == We welcome any edits to the pages - this is the very heart and soul of the wiki concept. Please: * Make sure you have an approved login - see GettingApproval * Email RhodriCusack, or failing that, one of the AdminGroup, as above, to get edit permissions. If you make edits to a page, please sign your edits somewhere by leaving your login name, e.g. I just wrote this (MatthewBrett) |
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== Editing pages == You will need an approved login to edit pages. We welcome help with editing pages, so please ask if you want to edit. If you make edits to a page, please sign your edits somewhere by leaving your login name, e.g. I just wrote this (MatthewBrett) |
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| If you want to post documents with access controls, then attach them to a page with the access controls above, and the same access controls will apply. Don't link to the attachment directly, link to the page that has the attachment. So, if the document is often linked to, you probably want a very small bare page containing the attachment to avoid confusion. An example is [wiki:CbuImaging:MriSubjectScreening the MRI subject screening form]. | If you want to post documents with access controls, then attach them to a page with the access controls above, and the same access controls will apply. Don't link to the attachment directly, link to the page that has the attachment. So, if the document is often linked to, you probably want a very small bare page containing the attachment to avoid confusion. An example is [[CbuImaging:MriSubjectScreening|the MRI subject screening form]]. |
Using the CBU wiki system
Approved logins and restricted pages
Most of the pages here are publicly readable, but you may need to have an approved login to read some pages. If you try to read such a page and are not logged in, or have an login that is not approved, then you will get a message - "You are not allowed to view this page."
Getting an approved login
To get an approved login, see GettingApproval.
If you want edit permissions or want to see internal pages, please email RhodriCusack, or failing that, one of the AdminGroup, with your login name. If you want CBU or Cambridge permissions, please let us know your affiliation. We will then add you to the necessary lists.
Editing pages
We welcome any edits to the pages - this is the very heart and soul of the wiki concept. Please:
Make sure you have an approved login - see GettingApproval
Email RhodriCusack, or failing that, one of the AdminGroup, as above, to get edit permissions.
If you make edits to a page, please sign your edits somewhere by leaving your login name, e.g. I just wrote this (MatthewBrett)
Making home pages
Please see MakingHomePages
Configuring the wiki to your taste
See HelpOnUserPreferences - and make changes in your UserPreferences. Note that, if you like your text to be a bit smaller than the current wiki default, you can add /wiki/smaller.css to the User CSS URL field of your UserPreferences.
Adding images and attachments
is very easy. For example if you wanted to add an image, just insert the text attachment:my_image.png. When you have saved the page, you can click on the link to upload the image as an attachment to the page. See HelpOnLinking for more details.
Putting up documents that need access controls
Some of our pages and some of our documents may be restricted to people with CBU logins, or Cambridge logins. For pages that should be restricted to the CBU, add this as the first line in the page:
#acl GoodGroup:admin,read,write,delete,revert CbuGroup:read
and for Cambridge (and CBU) pages:
#acl CambridgeGoodGroup:admin,read,write,delete,revert CambridgeGroup:read
If you want to post documents with access controls, then attach them to a page with the access controls above, and the same access controls will apply. Don't link to the attachment directly, link to the page that has the attachment. So, if the document is often linked to, you probably want a very small bare page containing the attachment to avoid confusion. An example is the MRI subject screening form.
Making links when editing pages
Making links is covered in the HelpOnLinking page - but also you can also use the InterWiki facility in our wiki farm to link between different wikis - for example - CbuMriFacility (with wiki markup CbuMriFacility:CbuMriFacility).
See CbuInterwikiNames for a list of CBU interwiki names.
Some advanced wiki features
Making a pdf from a wiki page
If you you want a pdf version of the page to print out, then append ?action=CreatePdfDocument to the page URL. You will get a form to set any options for pdf generation. Click the button 'Generate PDF' at the bottom of this form to generate a pdf - e.g.
http://imaging.mrc-cbu.cam.ac.uk/imaging/UsingThisWiki?action=CreatePdfDocument
Using LaTeX expressions
For those of you who know what LaTeX is, you can also use LaTeX syntax to enter mathematical expressions - see eg:
http://imaging.mrc-cbu.cam.ac.uk/imaging/LatexExample
Reporting problems
If you see anything that is wrong, broken, silly or annoying, please contact one of the AdminGroup, who take care of the wiki.