1: Create the Page

First, put the following in a new browser window:

http://www.utteraccess.com/wiki/index.php?title=YourFunctionName

Replace YourFunctionName with the name a name that is, or is similar to, the name of your function. As Table of Content entries are sorted by this name, it's recommended that you remove any prefix (such as "fn" or "f") from the name of the page.


2: Edit the Page

Presumably the page does not yet exist, in which case you will see the following:

Click the "Edit this page" link as circled. This will show you the box where you enter your article.

Enter your code wrapped in the [code][/code] tags. You can put a synopsis of the function either before the opening [code] tag, or as part of the function's header notes.

Include the following heading for your function entry, editing the two FunctionNameHere and the YYYY-MM-DD lines as required:

3: Link the TOC and Save

Place the following (case sensitive) line anywhere after the closing [/code] tag

{{FLFOOTER}}

This calls a template that includes behind the scenes markup adding the function to the Function Library TOC and the Access Wiki Index, as well as inluding the CCL notification.

When you are done, click the Save button below the edit box. Optionally, if you want to make some short note about the page, enter it in the Summary textbox. This note will show up when looking at the list of Changes to the page (additionally, it will be flagged as a minor change if you click the "This is a minor change" textbox).

Your function should now show up in the Function Library Table of Contents and the Access Wiki Index.