VisualEditor/Citation tool/it

Lo strumento citazioni di VisualEditor permete agli utenti di utilizzare i template di citazione della tua wiki all'interno di VisualEditor. Per abilitare lo strumento, ti servono i seguenti: un'installazione funzionante di VisualEditor e Parsoid, template di citazione sulla tua wiki che utilizzano TemplateData per specificare come devono essere invocati e uno speciale messaggio .json per agganciare VisualEditor e i template.

Importare i template citazione
Ti serviranno i template citazione nel database della tua wiki, per utilizzare una qualsiasi funzionalità delle citazioni. Se al momento non hai template citazione nella tua wiki (per esempio nel caso di una nuova installazione) dovrai aggiungerli. Copiarli da un'altra Wikipedia è il modo più facile per farlo. Se hai già i template citazione sulla tua wiki, puoi saltare questi passaggi.

e Extension:TemplateData. La maggior parte dei template citazione su Wikipedia utilizza il linguaggio di programmazione Lua reso disponibile sa Cribunto, e utilizzano l'estensione funzioni parser. L'estensione Cita ti per utilizzare i tag.
 * 1) Installa Extension:Scribunto, Extension:ParserFunctions, Extension:Cite
 * 1) Esporta template citazione da Wikipedia: Manual:Using_content_from_Wikipedia. Esportare Template:Cite_web, Template:Cite_news, Template:Cite_journal, Template:Cite_book è una buona partenza.
 * 2) Carica i template utilizzando la pagina Special:Import sulla tua wiki (per esempio: http://localhost/index.php/Special:Import)

Template data
You'll need Extension:TemplateData for the citation tool to be able to load the template data into the fields in VisualEditor and each template must have template data defined. For more information on how to define template data for citations, and to see screenshots of how a citation window should look with and without template data defined, see: Wikipedia:VisualEditor/TemplateData

Citation tool definition
To enable the VisualEditor citation tool on your wiki, you need to create a special message on your wiki:. This is because each wiki is different and so needs to customise which features it wants to use; for example, the names of the templates used on your wiki might be different from those of other wikis.

Purpose of the configuration message
The message:

Once the  configuration message is created, the citation tool will be live for all VisualEditor users on your wiki within a few minutes.
 * Says which templates your wiki uses for standard citations (you can state up to 5).
 * Note that each template must have TemplateData defined or the system will be very difficult for users to understand. If your wiki does not currently use citation templates, it is common to copy the templates from the English Wikipedia as a good general set.
 * Says which label you wish to use for each type of citation.
 * There are a standard four, "web", "book", "news" and "journal", which correspond to  etc.
 * Says which icon you wish to use for each type of citation.
 * There are a standard four, "ref-cite-web", "ref-cite-book", "ref-cite-news" and "ref-cite-journal", which correspond to CSS classes with the icon as a background SVG image called  etc.

Additional types
If you are considering adding an additional type, the development team would really like to talk with you first, to give advice, help create an appropriate icon, and so we can consider whether other wikis might also want this type defined for all wikis.

To add an additional type, you will need to:


 * 1) Decide what type you wish to create
 * 2) * In this example, say you wished to have a database reference, you could call the type "database".
 * 3) Create a label for it
 * 4) * For the example, you could make the label name "db" and add a label at   with the value "database". This should be in your wiki's content language. If your wiki uses multiple languages or scripts, you may need to create several of these labels.
 * 5) Create an icon for it
 * 6) * For the example, you could make the icon label "ref-cite-dbase", and create the icon as an SVG file uploaded to commons, create the icon class " " in  and add the icon you want with " " or similar.

Esempi
You can see example definition messages on the English Wikipedia and the Polish Wikipedia.

Troubleshooting
If you navigate to Special:Version and TemplateData is installed, but fields aren't showing up in the citation dialog, you may need to open the citation template for editing, make no changes, and save it again. This is due to a bug where TemplateData which is transcluded (i.e. present in Template:Cite_web/doc instead of directly on Template:Cite_web) is not loaded into the database until the parent template is edited; see.

Please note that the user experience will differ slightly when using your own templates other than the standard 4. For instance, a list of fields won't show up initially in the citation dialog, but you will be able to request a list of all possible fields by clicking a button.