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Drorbn: Reverted edits by CapasBocor (Talk); changed back to last version by Drorbn

2009-05-28T03:30:21Z

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CapasBocor at 21:02, 22 May 2009

2009-05-22T21:02:30Z

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Drorbn: Reverted edits by LidelTaacc (Talk); changed back to last version by Drorbn

2008-07-12T18:10:03Z

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2008-07-12T09:51:22Z

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2007-12-26T15:58:04Z

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2007-12-26T12:04:00Z

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Roland: /* Intermediate Mode Editing: Modifying Templates */

2007-09-05T15:12:44Z

Intermediate Mode Editing: Modifying Templates

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	=== Intermediate Mode Editing: Modifying Templates ===		=== Intermediate Mode Editing: Modifying Templates ===

	In [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki MediaWiki] talk, each knot page ~~conatains~~ just one element: a [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Template template] call with many parameters (the values of the various "invariants" of that knot, including names of image files, etc.). That templates renders a knot page with the given values for its invariants. So the appearance of knot pages, including the addition/modification/removal of the named editing hooks of the beginners section, can be controlled by modifying this "master" template. At the moment there are four knot tables on the Knot Atlas, and hence four master templates. These are: [[Template:Rolfsen Knot Page]] (used, for example, in [[5_1]]), [[Template:Hoste-Thistlethwaite Knot Page]] (used in [[K11n13]]), [[Template:Link Page]] (used in [[L10a9]]) and [[Template:Torus Knot Page]] (used in [[T(7,6)]]). Each such master template contains a link to itself somewhere near its bottom, and the result is that every knot page contains somewhere near its bottom a link to the template that renders it. Find it on [[5_1]]!		In [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki MediaWiki] talk, each knot page contains just one element: a [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Template template] call with many parameters (the values of the various "invariants" of that knot, including names of image files, etc.). That templates renders a knot page with the given values for its invariants. So the appearance of knot pages, including the addition/modification/removal of the named editing hooks of the beginners section, can be controlled by modifying this "master" template. At the moment there are four knot tables on the Knot Atlas, and hence four master templates. These are: [[Template:Rolfsen Knot Page]] (used, for example, in [[5_1]]), [[Template:Hoste-Thistlethwaite Knot Page]] (used in [[K11n13]]), [[Template:Link Page]] (used in [[L10a9]]) and [[Template:Torus Knot Page]] (used in [[T(7,6)]]). Each such master template contains a link to itself somewhere near its bottom, and the result is that every knot page contains somewhere near its bottom a link to the template that renders it. Find it on [[5_1]]!

	Each master template in itself calls a number of "slave" templates which render smaller parts of knot pages. Some of these slave templates, and some subsections of the master templates, can be reached directly from the knot pages with certain "unnamed editing hooks". (Find them on [[5_1]]). Many (hopefully all!) of the slave templates used are in the [[:Category:Invariant Template]], and often their 'discussion' page describes the parameters they use.		Each master template in itself calls a number of "slave" templates which render smaller parts of knot pages. Some of these slave templates, and some subsections of the master templates, can be reached directly from the knot pages with certain "unnamed editing hooks". (Find them on [[5_1]]). Many (hopefully all!) of the slave templates used are in the [[:Category:Invariant Template]], and often their 'discussion' page describes the parameters they use.

Scott: Reverted edit of 212.0.126.202, changed back to last version by Scott

2007-06-15T17:20:01Z

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	* '''Expert.''' Introduces new invariants, pictures or data on all knot pages.		* '''Expert.''' Introduces new invariants, pictures or data on all knot pages.

			=== Beginner Mode Editing: Using Existing Hooks ===
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			On every knot page there are a number of "named editing hooks"; links bearing names such as [{{SERVER}}{{localurl:5_1 Further Notes and Views\|action=edit}} Edit 5_1 Further Notes and Views], which contain the explicit name of the knot being studied. Clicking on a named editing hook allows you to edit (wiki-style) the section that follows it on the knot page. Just for fun, put your name in the obvious place (down at the bottom) using [{{SERVER}}{{localurl:5_1 Further Notes and Views\|action=edit}} Edit 5_1 Further Notes and Views] and see how it affects the knot page [[5_1]].
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	=== Intermediate Mode Editing: Modifying Templates ===		=== Intermediate Mode Editing: Modifying Templates ===

212.0.126.202: /* Beginner Mode Editing: Using Existing Hooks */

2007-06-15T16:07:09Z

Beginner Mode Editing: Using Existing Hooks

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	* '''Expert.''' Introduces new invariants, pictures or data on all knot pages.		* '''Expert.''' Introduces new invariants, pictures or data on all knot pages.

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	On every knot page there are a number of "named editing hooks"; links bearing names such as [{{SERVER}}{{localurl:5_1 Further Notes and Views\|action=edit}} Edit 5_1 Further Notes and Views], which contain the explicit name of the knot being studied. Clicking on a named editing hook allows you to edit (wiki-style) the section that follows it on the knot page. Just for fun, put your name in the obvious place (down at the bottom) using [{{SERVER}}{{localurl:5_1 Further Notes and Views\|action=edit}} Edit 5_1 Further Notes and Views] and see how it affects the knot page [[5_1]].
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	=== Intermediate Mode Editing: Modifying Templates ===		=== Intermediate Mode Editing: Modifying Templates ===

Scott at 19:22, 28 May 2006

2006-05-28T19:22:07Z

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	=====Uploading data using ~~[[User:Scott\|Scott]]'s Data Management Robot~~=====		=====Uploading data using KnotTheory`=====
		⚫	In your KnotTheory` distribution, look in the directory <code>KnotTheory/KnotAtlas</code> for the file <code>ManagingKnotData-demo.nb</code>. This is a Mathematica notebook demonstrating the use of the data management features of KnotTheory`, which provides high level functions for moving data to and from the Knot Atlas. It's pretty cool, and extensible. The invariants it knows about are specified at [[Invariant Definition Table]], which is directly editable through the wiki.

⚫	~~Download~~ ~~[[Media:ManagingKnotData.m\|ManagingKnotData.m]]~~ ~~([[Image:ManagingKnotData.m\|file~~ ~~description]])~~ ~~and~~ ~~[[Media:ManagingKnotData-demo.nb\|ManagingKnotData-demo.nb]]~~ ~~([[Image:~~ManagingKnotData-demo.nb~~\|file description]])~~. ~~The second of these~~ is a Mathematica notebook demonstrating the use of the ~~package~~, which provides high level functions for moving data to and from the Knot Atlas. It's pretty cool, and extensible. The invariants it knows about are specified at [[Invariant Definition Table]], which is directly editable through the wiki.

	Expanding the package to allow access to Livingston's tables, and other online sources of knot data, should be as simple as making the appropriate changes at [[Invariant Definition Table]], and overriding the function <code>RetrieveInvariant</code> for values of its 'source' parameter other than "KnotTheory" and "KnotAtlas".

	Uploading data from [[KnotTheory`]] to the Knot Atlas can be as simple as this:		Uploading data from [[KnotTheory`]] to the Knot Atlas can be as simple as this: