testq1:_start

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This is a test page to use different ways to create "automatically" - "by click only" a page with specified tags and parent ( with or without stabndard text by live _template
Why this is neded ? - the possibility to create only (vers short) pages with hidden tags, parent and "creator" gives a lot of ListPages possibilities for the "quiz"
Sorry, but this does not work!

Module "NewPage" needs a title (or page name) to work ( would be the easiest way - it needs only one character to cerate an autonumbered page without data…)

All other snippets does not work without going to the new created page

Module NewPage:

attribute required allowed values default description
category no name of a page category none forces the given page category by prepending the page name by the categoryname:
Note: Cannot use _default category for this.
template no name of a template page none a page (or comma-separated list of pages) to be used as a template for the new page
size no any positive integer 30 size of the displayed input field
button no any string "create page" text displayed within the create page button
format no any valid regular expression none forces the input value to match the required format
tags no space-separated list of tags none automatically adds given tags to created pages
parent no name of a page or category:page none automatically adds parent page to created pages

Attributes for AutoSave function

attribute required allowed values default description
mode no edit, save-and-refresh, save-and-go edit "edit" takes you to an editor. "save-and-refresh" saves the page and refreshes the current page. "save-and-go" saves the page and goes to it (without editor) unless goTo attribute is passed
goTo no valid page name none specifies which page to go to after automatically saving a page

Any page that would be used as a template (passed via the template attribute) must belong to the template category, i.e. its name should contain the template: prefix, e.g. template:pagename. And must already exist.

If you choose several templates (names separated by a comma) an additional field will be displayed asking to choose a template for the page that a user wishes to create.

If you want new pages to fit match a given pattern, you can use the format attribute. To learn more about regular expressions you can see the Pattern Syntax description at the PHP main page.
Anyway, you could do:
format="/^[0-9]{5}$/" — page names would consist of exactly 5 numbers
format="/^[\d]{4}[- \/.](0[1-9]|1[012])[- \/.](0[1-9]|[12][0-9]|3[01])$/" — a simple expression to match a valid date (not 100% accurate, assumes all months have 31 days)
etc.

[[module NewPage size="15" button="new testa1: page" category="testa1" tags="testa1 _a1" parent="testq1:_start" mode="save-and-refresh" ]]

This command button NEEDS a Page name(=Title!) - PLease - key in something!

Edit version:

[[module NewPage size="15" button="new testa1: page" category="testa1" tags="testa1 _a1" parent="testq1:_start" mode="edit" ]]

This command button NEEDS a Page name(=Title!) - PLease - key in something!

Snippet NewPage Button:

The NewPage Button extends upon the NewPage module — therefore, it has identical attributes to the built-in NewPage Module:

attribute required allowed values default description
name yes if new page uses a dataform, no if it doesn't any string none adds a default page name. If the category is autonumbered the pagename will be changed to the next number when the dataform is saved
category no name of a page category none forces the given page category by prepending the page name by the categoryname:
size no em, % or px 200px width of the displayed button
tags no space-separated list of tags none automatically adds given tags to created pages
parent no name of a page or category:page none automatically adds parent page to created pages
button no any string Create Page text which appears on the button
Extended Attributes
mode no manual none allows you to nest the NewPage Button within other modules (read more)
window no new, false false allows you to open the page in a new window
text no any string Create Page text which appears on the button (overrides button variable)
site no full site name (i.e. http://www.wikidot.com/) current site creates new pages to the given website
edit no true, false true if false, will jump to the page without force editing it
title no any string or false page name sets the page title. If “false”, the /title/ code will be removed from the URL
url_end no any string none appends the string you specify to the end of the URL (for advanced users)

Note: to use the / character in the new page's title, you must type %252F (escaped version of an escaped /).

_ (I inserted a space before the include!) 
 [[include :snippets:newpage-button
|category=testa1
|tags=testa1
|parent=testq1:_start
|text=Click!
|edit=false
|name=testa1
|title=newpagebutton
|mode=save-and-refresh
]]
Click!

Snippet Extended NewPage Module

The Extended NewPage Module extends upon the NewPage module — therefore, it has identical attributes to the built-in NewPage Module:

attribute required allowed values default description
category no name of a page category none forces the given page category by prepending the page name by the categoryname:
size no em, % or px 200px size of the displayed input field
format no any valid regular expression none forces the input value to match the required format
tags no space-separated list of tags none automatically adds given tags to created pages
parent no name of a page or category:page none automatically adds parent page to created pages
Extended Attributes
mode no manual none allows you to nest the Extended NewPage Module within other modules (read more)
window no new, false false if new, will jump to new page in a new window
text no any string without "double quotes" none pre-fills textbox with custom text
site no full site name (i.e. http://www.wikidot.com/) current site creates new pages to the given website
name no any string, # optional page title (as specified by the user) sets the syntax of the UNIX page name
edit no true, false true if false, will jump to the page without force editing it
title no any string or false # optional page title (as specified by the user) sets the syntax of the page title. If “false”, the /title/ will be removed from the URL
url_end no any string none appends the string you specify to the end of the URL (for advanced users)
style no any styling attribute none changes the style of the iframe (the NewPage textbox)
prepend no anything you want before the include code [[module ListPages range="."]] for advanced users
append no anything you want after the include code [[/module]] for advanced users

The optional # character is replaced with the text that the user types in.
For example, if your code contained |title=You are # and the user typed in “silly”, then the created page would have the title: You are silly.

Note: to use the # character without it being replaced by the user's input, you must type %2523 (escaped version of an escaped #).

_ I inserted a spqace before the include! 
 [[include :snippets:newpage
|category=testa1
|tags=testa1
|parent=testq1:_start
|text=Click!
|window=false
|edit=false
|name=testa1
|title=newpagebutton
]]

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