(1) Create a new variable, by calling it

%variable15%

This will show the text:

(2) Click on the Nav link

Then you can add the content for that dynamic variable. Click on the update variable link, and you are done.

If you create a variable containing some code which produces something "invisible", you cannot edit it later then because there's nothing to click and no admin GUI to administer them later. If you want to edit those dynamic variables, you will have to edit them directly in the database table tiki_dynamic_variables where they are stored.

Example 1

Example:
You might use dynamic variable to clear the specification to float images over the text through a div plugin call, and without allowing users to write html code on wiki pages.

You can create a new variable called:

%clear%

Then add this as content:

This way, you can just write %clear% after each paragraph where you want to ensure that the previous image doesn't overlap with the following headings, etc.

For example:

1.1.3.1. First section

1.1.3.2. Second section

1.1.3.3. Third section

####$ First section
{DIV(float=>left)}{img src=display1359 width=300 }~hs~~hs~~hs~{DIV}This paragraph shows nothing more than a short paragraph, without the %clear% dynamic variable being used at the end, so that the next section overlaps.

####$ Second section
{DIV(float=>left)}{img src=display1359 width=300 }~hs~~hs~~hs~{DIV}This paragraph shows nothing more than a short paragraph overlapped to the left space from the previous floating image. However, after this paragraph we have added the %clear% dynamic variable, so that the next section don't overlap.
%clear%

####$ Third section
{DIV(float=>left)}{img src=display1359 width=300 }~hs~~hs~~hs~{DIV}This paragraph shows nothing more than a short paragraph, which is not overlapped to the remaining space to the right of the previous floating image, because the %clear% dynamic variable was used above it.
%clear%

This variable will be "invisible" on the actual wiki page.
So, if you want to edit the content of this variable afterwards, you need to edit it directly at the MySQL table tiki_dynamic_variables.

Example 2

You can create "custom syntax", e.g. for the "big" HTML tag:

%big_begin%This is Big%big_end%

Result:
This is Big

Example 3

Similarly for the "small" HTML tag:

%sm_begin%This is small%sm_end%

Result:
This is small

1. Only lowercase letters, numbers and underscores appear to work in variable names

%Test1%          Does not work
%Test 1%         Does not work
%test%           Works
%test 1%         Does not work
%Test_1%         Does not work
%Test%           Does not work
%test1%          Works
%test_variable%  Works

2. Some wiki syntax works within the variable content (like ((wiki links))) and some does not (like %%% embedded newlines)

3. Some html content works

like 
 for newlines

4. Here is a sample SQL UPDATE script for a dynamic variable that contains wiki links:

UPDATE tiki_dynamic_variables 
SET data = "
Links

((Perl Arrays))
((Perl Variables))
"
WHERE name = "perl_wiki_links"

In the following table you can right click and "Inspect" element to see the actual rendered code:

• PluginDynamicVariables

• Wiki Argument Variables