]> 2026-04-30T09:43:32+02:00 Token 50000 en Doc 230 Token input field User Token (1.1,2.0,2.1,2.5) 1.1 2.0 2.1 2.5 Token 2022-06-01T12:46:14Z 2459732.0321065 Token 2026-01-28T13:41:36Z 2461069.0705556 Doc/FlexForm/1.1/token 188 https://www.semantic-mediawiki.org FORM CANNOT BE RENDERED, NOT VALIDATED Name _token Type _token Synopsis Token input field Description Use of select2 tokens Parameters _token name = e.g. tokenfield[] separator = token values have by default comma separated values when adding to a Template. You can specify a different separator using this argument . e.g. separator=";". allowtags = allow user to add custom values that are not suggested through autocompletion or otherwise. As of version 2.2.19, use a value of 'allowtags'; prior to that, just give the attribute name, without any value. allowsort = (no value or (as of version 2.2.19 ->) value of 'allowsort') Allow user to sort values (drag and drop selected token). Does not work with query source. allowclear = (no value or (as of version 2.2.19 ->) value of 'allowclear') allow user to clear his selection. Will only work when you have set a placeholder. input-length-trigger = integer number of characters before lookup actually happens, defaults to 3 id = mandatory query = If you have Semantic MediaWiki installed, you can do a SMW Ask query here to fill the options list. returntext lets you set a property for the visible label of the token returnid (optional) lets you set a property for the value to be stored. This defaults to the page name. limit (optional) lets you sets the maximum number of pages to be returned by the query. Defaults to 50. fquery (optional) lets you set a SMW Filter query that will be added to the query. Additional you can use [fffield='<name of a form field>'] inside the fquery to dynamically add a value of a form field in the filter query. callback = templateCallBack multiple = multiple Example Example 1 : Search for pages in the Doc page types. < form > < _token name = "tokenfield[]" id = "tokener" query = "[[Class::Doc]][[Title::!!!]](limit=99999)(returntext=Title)" placeholder = "Search for Documentation Titles" multiple = "multiple" allowclear = "allowclear" > </ _token > </ form > Example 2 : Select one or more cars or create a new one < form > < _token name = "car[]" id = "test-tokens-multiple" multiple = "multiple" allowtags = "allowtags" > < option value = "volvo" > Volvo </ option > < option value = "saab" selected = "selected" > Saab </ option > < option value = "tesla" selected = "selected" > Tesla </ option > </ _token > </ form > Example 3 : using the selected and options attributes < form > < _token name = "TestSelected[]" id = "test-tokens-selected" selected = "C" options = "A,B,C,D,E" /> </ form > A B C D E Example 4 : using fquery < form > < select name = "Version" > < option value = "+" > Any version </ option > < option value = "1.0" > 1.0 </ option > < option value = "1.1" > 1.1 </ option > < option value = "2.0" > 2.0 </ option > < option value = "2.1" > 2.1 </ option > </ select > < _token name = "Doc page" id = "tokens-with-fquery" query = "[[Class::Doc]][[Doc subject::DevOps:Doc/FlexForm]][[Title::!!!]](limit=99999)(returntext=Title)(fquery=[[Subject version::[fffield=Version] ]])" input-length-trigger = "1" placeholder = "Search for Documentation Titles" multiple = "multiple" allowclear = "allowclear" > </ _token > </ form > Any version 1.0 1.1 2.0 2.1 Note In an SMW query, the !!! will be replaced with whatever the user types. Links 50000 0 plainlist 1 [[:DevOps:Doc/FlexForm/1.1/token]] Doc/FlexForm/1.1/token# QUERY6fa86612aac75b5e6ca9cf01c5c85b5c