All wiki-pages are organized in namespaces. A namespace works excatly like a folder, ':' is used as a separator, links can be absolute or relative to the current namespace:

'[[:home | Home]]' links to the page 'home' in the root namespace
'[[.:mbhp:module:din | DIN digital inputs]]' links to the page 'mbhp:module:din' in the current namespace
'[[din_dout_pin_list | DIN & DOUT pin table]]' links to the page 'din_dout_pin_list' in the current namespace

The text before the '|' is the page to link to, the one after it is the linked text.

note that 'mbhp:module:din' would **not** be relative to the current namespace. It would be equivalent to ':mbhp:module:din'

If you want to read more about DokuWiki-namespaces, follow this link.

Note that if you are on the page ':home:mbhp', you are in the namespace 'home', not 'home:mbhp'. This is a bit confusing, because there is on one hand a page called 'mbhp', on the other there is a namespace called 'mbhp' (:home:mbhp), for example 'home:mbhp:module:din'. To link from the page ':home:mbhp' to ':home:mbhp:module:din' relatively, you would use '.:mbhp:module:din'. Of course you could also use the absolute link ':home:mbhp:module:din'.

However, in most cases it will be easier and safer to just use absolute links.

This is the namespace-structure of the midibox-wiki. All information concerning the midibox-project has to be somwhere in the 'home' namespace, the 'wikify' namespace is the place for information about how to edit/update the midibox-wiki.

• home
  • project
    • controller
      • project name if required
    • sequencer
      • project name if required
    • synthesizer
      • project name if required
    • misc
      • project name if required
  • mbhp
    • module
    • pic
    • stm32
  • mios
  • mios32
  • svn
  • community
  • bulk_order

• wikify
  • template

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