Valid link formats

With OSDN Wiki, you can generate links in many different types of formats.

Outline

1. Valid link formats
   1. CamelCase Linking
   2. Linking to Wiki page
   3. Linking to project page
   4. Linking to ticket item
   5. Linking to project Web page
   6. Linking to user profile
   7. Linking to source code
   8. Linking to book
   9. Brackets Link

CamelCase Linking

More than two English words starting with capital letters put together without a space in between will become a link. Numbers will be treated just the same as lower case letters. Anything besides alphabet letters and numbers will be not become a link, for example if you use Japanese Kanji letters.

Examples:

 * FrontPage
 * FrontPageTest21
 * 21FrontPage

Expressed as:

• FrontPage
• FrontPageTest21
• 21FrontPage

Linking to Wiki page

For those that are not CamelCase, using “wiki:Wiki pagename” will force them to become the links to Wiki page. If you add “project Unix name” right after “wiki:”, it will become the link to Wiki page for other projects. Due to the specifications of link, you can not use :#[]!'" for WikiName.

Examples:

 * wiki:FrontPage
 * wiki:21WikiName
 * wiki:docs:WikiLinks

Expressed as:

• wiki:FrontPage
• wiki:21WikiName
• wiki:docs:WikiLinks

If you want to use Japanese, Chinese and Multibyte language Wiki name, it's simpler to use bracket link.

Linking to project page

With “project:project_Unix_name”, you can create a link to project page. You can do the same with “projects:”

Examples:

 * project:sourceforge
 * projects:slashdotjp

Expressed as:

• project:sourceforge
• projects:slashdotjp

Linking to ticket item

With “ticket:ticket_item_ID” or “#ID of the ticket item”, you can create a link to the ticket-item page with details.

Examples:

 * ticket:100
 * #100

Expressed as:

• ticket:100
• #100

Linking to project Web page

With “prweb:pass”, you can create a link to project web page. If you write “prweb:project_Unix_name:pass”, then it will become the link to the project web page for other projects.

Examples:

 * prweb:/
 * prweb:slashdotjp:/?FAQ

Expressed as:

• prweb:/
• prweb:slashdotjp:/?FAQ

Linking to user profile

With “id:user's Unix name”, you can create a link to the user's page. You can also use “user:” or “users:”.

Examples:

 * id:sado
 * user:sugi
 * users:ishikawa

Expressed as:

• id:sado
• user:sugi
• users:ishikawa

Linking to source code

With “cvs:pass” or “svn:pass”, you can create a link to the pass of the source code. You can assign other project name, like “cvs:project_name:pass”.

Also, with “rnumber”, you can create a link to a specific revision of Subversion. When you are doing this, you can not assign a project name.

Examples:

 * cvs:/
 * svn:slashdotjp:/slashjp/trunk/COPYING
 * r123

Expressed as:

• cvs:/
• svn:slashdotjp:/slashjp/trunk/COPYING
• r123

Linking to book

With “isbn:ISBN number”, you can create a link to a book page on Amazon Japan.

Examples:

 * isbn:4797338261

Expressed as:

• isbn:4797338261

Brackets Link

Items surrounded with [ ] brackets will be forced to become a link. If you add a space within the brackets, the string text behind that space becomes the display name of the link.

Examples:

 * [FrontPage]
 * [wiki:FrontPage]
 * [id:sado sado's page ]
 * [http://srad.jp/ SRAD Japan]

Expressed as:

• FrontPage
• wiki:FrontPage
• sado's page
• SRAD Japan