Creating a new page
You create a new page by visiting the page. If the page does not exists, MoinMoin will suggest to create it. For a step-by-step guide to creating and editing a new page see How To Contribute or How To Edit.
There are several ways to create a new page:
By adding a link on another page
- Edit another page
Add a link to the new page, either as a WikiName or as ["Name With Spaces"]
- Save the page and click the new link
Click one of the template names (see HelpOnTemplates)
- Edit your new page and save it
For more information on linking to other pages, see HelpOnLinking.
By visiting the page
Enter the address of the new page, e.g http:\\atlas.openeconomics.net/New_Model in the browser location box and press Enter
Click one of the template names (see HelpOnTemplates)
- Edit your new page and save it
Might not work on all browsers if the page name contains non ASCII characters.
NB ["New Model"] will give the page address as http:\\atlas.openeconomics.net/New_Model and NewModel will be http:\\atlas.openeconomics.net/NewModel. The main difference between the two forms is the way that links to them are displayed - the former as New Model and the latter as NewModel. For more information see HelpOnLinking.
By using the NewPage macro
If the current page uses the NewPage macro:
Enter the page name in the text box and click "Create New Page"
- Edit your page and save it
NB This macro uses the AtlasModelTemplate and is therefore only suitable if you want to create a model page.
Example:
The NewPage macro make it easy to create new pages in one step, using certain template or automatically creating a sub page. For more help on the NewPage macro, see HelpOnMacros.
By using the GoTo macro
If the current page uses the GoTo macro:
Enter the page name in the text box and click "Go To Page"
- Click "Create new page"
- Edit your page and save it
Example:
Creating and using template pages
See HelpOnTemplates.
Setting Variables
See HelpOnVariables
Editor backup
If you have a homepage (a page with the same name as your user name), each time you save or preview a page, a backup of the text is saved as UserName/MoinEditorBackup. If your browser crashed when editing a page and you did a preview, you can get the text from the backup. Use preview often!
If sub pages are disabled, the backup is saved as UserNameMoinEditorBackup
