User:Hazeldee0512/My sandbox3

Intro goes here

Helpful links

• Introduction to Semantic MediaWiki

• Semantic forms, quick start guide
• Defining forms
• Form field types

• Form input types

• Linking to forms
• Properties and types
• Inline queries - using the ask and show parser functions for queries

• Example of query

• SMW quick reference
• Create class - quickly create properties, forms, templates and category pages

Fields with multiple values

• Multiple values for the same field

Form code	{{{field|AddContributor|holds template}}} {{{field|"MainTempleVariableName"|hold template}}}	PLACE WHERE THE QUESTION SHOULD APPEAR IN THE FORM
	{{{for template|SuccessContributor|embed in field=Success story[AddContributor]|label= Name(s) of key contributor(s)|multiple|add button text=Add a contributor}}} {{{field|contributor1|input type=text|}}} {{{end template}}} {{{for template|"NewTemplateName"|embed in field="MainTemplateName[MainTempleVariableName]"|label= Name(s) of key contributor(s)|multiple|add button text=Add a contributor}}} {{{field|NewTempleVariableName"|input type=text|}}}	PLACE AT THE END OF FORM CODE AFTER THE "end template" TAG

Defining a page name

Two-step process

• uses #forminput
• user inputs a page title
• doesn't override an existing page
• opens the "edit with form" edit box if page already exists

One-step process

• uses #formlink

• includes just a "create page" button

Defining a page name from the input that is directly on the form page (before completing the form)

Adding an "Add" button to a form

1. Code used in the form:

• {{field|AddFieldName|holds template}}

AddFieldName = the name of the field that will be used within the Main template that formats the form page. This is placed where you want the "Add" button to appear.

• {{for template|AddTemplateName|embed in field=MainTemplateName[AddFieldName]|label=Text that appear on form|multiple|add button text=Text that appears on button}}}

AddTemplateName = the name of the template that will hold code for the field that is being used on the form.

This code can be placed at the bottom of the form code, but muas it want appear

• {{{end template}}}

This should to be placed at the end of the form code, but must appear after the template in which it will be embedded.

2. Code used in the AddTemplate:

• This template code uses the field names that given between for template and end template

3. Code used in the MainTemplate:

• This template code uses the AddFieldNames that given in {{field|AddFieldName.... in the form code.

Query links

1. SuccessQuery {{#queryformlink:form=SuccessQuery|link type= button|link text=Click to query all Success Stories|new window}}
2. KSU query {{#queryformlink:form=KSU query|link type= button|link text=Click to query all KS training|new window}}

Examples

• Form:Multiple-instance templates example
• Form:Multiple-instance templates example2

Properties

What you type	What you see
Classify a [[Example property::link]] with the property "example property."	Classify a Example property::link with the property "example property."

Example

[[#ref_{{{1}}}|^]] NOTE: The word "link" appears as a red link because the property does not exist. The PHP upgrade does not appear as a red link, because the "OneWiki change requests" is an existing property.

Testing script items

Application	Test condition description	Procedure number	Test procedure	Input data	Expected results	Results	Comments
Properties	Creating a new property (Page)		From the "Special pages" page, under the "Semantic Forms" section click the "Create a property" link.	Special:SpecialPages	The "Create a property" page is open.
			Input the following in each box Property name:Test property Type:Text This property will link to pages that use the form:leave blank
	Defining an in-text annotation
	Defining an in in-text annotation with alternate text
	Defining a hidden in-text annotation
Queries	Querying on a single property values
	Querying on multiple property values

Forms

Task	Test condition description		Procedure number	Test procedure	Input data	Expected results	Results	Comments
Create a form	Defining the form:	Page
		Layout
		Input types
		Previewing the form layout
Create a page using a form
Edit a page using a form	Text fields