WIKI - OBD1 tuning

[sil]

lol yea sorry, i didnt even realize they were created yet
ill just reword the tuning article to match the links
sensor page looks good, lots of detail already

or is there a way i can link to say page Knock_Sensor_.28KS.29
but have it named Knock sensor, when you view it on a page ?

[bszopi]

Yes... I editted your page some to keep the words "sensor" and "TPS" but send them to the appropriate page. Just look there and use the same method.

[sil]

right on thanks, ill check the source so i can use it int he future

oh hey how can i upload images, so they can be used?
i just added the links for the schematics pictures for the 9396
but im not sure how to upload the pictures, also not sure if you want to keep pictures in a different directory?

so maybe ill need to change the img link a bit?

i would upload here but they are 303KB, and the limit for zip is 97?

[bszopi]

To upload an image, go here : http://wiki.60degreev6.com/index.php...Special:Upload

That will also tell you how to show the image or link to it.

[sil]

ahh thank you so much, ima noob to wiki

[SappySE107]

Bump, id really like to have all those buttons to automatically format it

[bszopi]

You are such a whiner...

[SappySE107]

That was whining?

[sil]

lol @ you guys, like the 3 stooges, but wheres the third ?

[bszopi]

Simple install my ass...

I thought I had it figured out, but nothing is showing up yet. I'll mess with it more this evening.

[SappySE107]

I knew it wasn't a simple install:P I tried the "show edits" mod and I didn't see that working either. I added one line of code but I don't know why it would be screwing anything up (cause it did when I had it wrong and I fixed that).

When I saw what it takes to do the buttons, I gave up. Its pointing to the wikipedia site under his user as far as I can tell, which doesn't make sense to point to from here.

[bszopi]

Ok, I got a different one (better?) working, but it has a couple requirements...

First, you must be running Firefox to use it.

Second, to get it to work, create the following page => User:USERNAME/monobook.js (where USERNAME is your wiki login name)

Third, add the following code to the above file:

// install [[User:Cacycle/wikEd]] in-browser text editor
document.write('<script type="text/javascript" src="'
+ 'http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=User:Cacycle/wikEd.js'
+ '&action=raw&ctype=text/javascript"></' + 'script>');

Now, do a uncached refresh (SHIFT-CTRL-R) and you should be done. When you go to edit a page, you will now have basically a WYSIWYG editor.

[SappySE107]

sure, and how do I create that page?

[SappySE107]

nevermind, I did a search for User:USERNAME/monobook.js and then went to the URL at top and put my name in there where its all caps. Then edit page and put that in there. works

[bszopi]

The table builder still isn't as advanced as it could be. But one thing that is very nice is the "convert to wikicode from HTML" function (the purple <> button). I went to the source code for the 3500 specifications and copied the table from there and pasted it into the wiki. Then hit that button and the table was 90% done. I just had a few corrections to make, and then a few tweaks to get it to match the other specification tables I had already created, and it was done.