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MarkupPageInclude [add child]
To include the content from one page into another you may use the !include widget

Usage:
!include PageName

For example if you wanted to all the content from .FrontPage to be displayed here you would simply type:

!include .FrontPage

As a result you will see .FrontPage below:


 Included page: .FrontPage (edit)

Wiki of the AgileTour Organization

This space is dedicated to AgileTour events. To modify this pages, you must be identified like an actor of the organization.

Organisation pour @2012
Organisation pour @2011
Organisation pour @2010
Organisation pour @2009
Organisation pour AT2008

How to become a candidate for Agile Tour 2011

  1. ) Contact US by email
  2. ) Create a copy of the following spreadsheet with your name as "at2011_<city>": http://bit.ly/AgileTourStarterKit
  3. ) Fill the spreadsheet and send us your information
  4. ) We study your information
  5. ) We run a process of acceptance

Howto (Our Processes)

CreateNewWebPage How to create a new page on AgileTour.org
PaymentSystem How can I add Paiment system on the Registration form?
UserRegistrationForm Explanation about the custom of your form and the manner to extract local data
ViewTrafficOnWebsite How to view the traffic on the AgileTour.org website
AddNewCity How to add new city on website

Our Communication Tools

Mailing List, for public debate/announcements
http://groups.google.fr/group/agiletour
Mailing List, for coordination at the global level
board@agiletour.org
This Wiki
http://wiki.agiletour.org
Our Public Web site
http://www.agiletour.org
Twitter
hash tag: AgileTour
deprecated--linked in
too confusing to use list serve + linked in groups

general tools  
Doodle
http://www.doodle.org

Global tasks

Espace pour les badges
A0 Postcard & Kakemonos
Space dedicated to manage the 2010 goodies for the event
Space dedicated to manage the Map file
Display
At2010Home.PressModels[?]
Press Models
Delivery Addresses of 2009
Space dedicated to manage the goodies for the event


War Space

To try this wiki, the SandBox is here[?]


Watch out for !include cycles

Don't include a page that already includes the page that you are including from. ;-)

Including Test snippets

It is often useful to include portions of test tables into your tests. You do this to bring in common setup data or common test sequences (possibly modified with variables). A convenient way to do this is to use the Backwards Search notation as follows:
!include <UtilityPage.MyUtility

This will hunt up the parent change until UtilityPage is found, and then it's child MyUtility will be included.