Pretty Tracker in a Wiki Page | |
is a way to describe the Pretty Tracker functionality pulling tracker fields into wiki pages and displaying them any way you want. This page explains how to use a tracker with the special field: page selector which allows you to associate additional info to a wiki page via a tracker. Once the item is saved, and the page selector field matches the name of a wiki page, the tracker item can then be displayed on that page using the PluginTrackerlist. |
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This diagram displays all the pieces required. for more info on the diagram, see pretty tracker. |
Tutorial #1 - Different Input and Output Pages | |
more detail to follow
This tutorial Assumes you have already completed the Pretty Tracker tutorial. You should know how to create a template or TPL page and use it with a tracker. 1. First you need a tracker. Create the tracker and the fields. If it has items or not yet, this does not matter. |
Tutorial #2 - Input and Output on the same pages | |
1. Create a tracker with at least one field on type "page selector" Example : my tracker 88 has these 3 fields ![]() 2. Next, I can paste this code into a new wiki page named Tracker88 and get a Pretty Tracker wiki page. Copy to clipboard
3. To get this code to work with your tracker, you will need to replace trackerId=88 with the specific number for your tracker. To find your tracker ID#, go to your Admin Tracker page and to the left of the tracker name is the Tracker Id#. 4. You will also need to replace fields=387:388:389, with the specific fields for your tracker. To find your tracker field#'s, go to your Admin Tracker page, click on the tracker that you are working with, and then click on this button at the top of the page "Edit this Trackers fields". On this next page, to the left of each tracker field is the tracker field Id#. The first time, the page will look like this: ![]() ![]() The plugin TRACKERLIST uses the functionality called pretty-tracker that use a wiki page to display the content of an item Copy to clipboard
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Feature request which motivated this development: Infoboxes like MediaWiki/Wikipedia, but making use of trackers to be future-proof |