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| Hi, hello, what is a green link above that leads to nowhere? I have seen and few of these being planted around. Thanks. [[User:TOstryzniuk|Trish Ostryzniuk]] 18:20, 2013 October 9 (CDT) | | Hi, hello, what is a green link above that leads to nowhere? I have seen and few of these being planted around. Thanks. [[User:TOstryzniuk|Trish Ostryzniuk]] 18:20, 2013 October 9 (CDT) |
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| ===Green Links===
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| To create a complete reference to an external file use the: <nowiki><file></file></nowiki> tags
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| As a new user I found some hand-crafted references to files that were incomplete or required more familiarity with the network/system to decipher. All of the files that were causing me issue were external to the wiki - these files all reside in various file-shares on the internal network. I would find descriptive text along the lines of the following (slightly exaggerated): On the regional server go to the project folder and open the data file
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| *These green links were implemented so that there would be accuracy in documenting files external to the wiki.
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| *The links are complete references to the files we use with no descriptive text slowing down the process of finding the files.
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| *You can right click on the link and select 'Copy Link Location' then paste that into windows explorer (file browser) address bar
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| *You can drag and drop the links
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| For general purpose security your browser is configured to prevent file access on your computer or local network. This behaviour prevents malicious web pages from accessing your hard-drive. So be careful if you decide to alter this behavior.
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| [[User:Bcloutier|Bcloutier]] 09:25, 2013 October 18 (CDT) | |
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| == How does data get into Centralized data.mdb == | | == How does data get into Centralized data.mdb == |