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By default, relative links in <> are context-dependent.
Thus, a link like {{{[[Foo]]}}} will take you to the edit page for element
Foo when used in a <> property, but the
get page for Foo if used elsewhere. If you want to override this
behavior, use the special Interwiki-style prefixes shown below.
Using these prefixes also prevents the link from being counted for a
{{{foreach}}} macro.
* {{{[[get:Foo]]}}} The default get page for element Foo.
* {{{[[edit:Foo]]}}} Edit element Foo.
* {{{[[page:bar/foo.html]]}}} Gives a page relative to the
<> root; useful if you have static pages.
Normal Interwiki prefixes can be created by making children of this
element (the element called Interwiki) and setting its prefix and url
properties. Note that only leaves (elements without their own
children) work. We currently support the following normal Interwiki
prefixes:
<>
* <>: maps to <><>
url:
prefix:
examplepage: