Help:Protected Pages - Revision history

Wayne Decatur at 12:49, 8 October 2012

2012-10-08T12:49:11Z

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	* [[User:Eric Martz/Nucleosomes]] is a protected page. Only its author can edit it, but any logged-in user may copy its content into a publicly editable page, or into a personal protected page.		* [[User:Eric Martz/Nucleosomes]] is a protected page. Only its author can edit it, but any logged-in user may copy its content into a publicly editable page, or into a personal protected page.
	* [[Nucleosomes]] contains a copy of the content of the above protected page, plus other material. Any logged-in user can edit it.		* [[Nucleosomes]] contains a copy of the content of the above protected page, plus other material. Any logged-in user can edit it.
	* A [[Help:Sandboxes\|protected Sandbox page]] is a good place to start developing a new article. Once you are ready to have others begin contributing to it, it can be moved to a permanent [[Topic pages\|topic page]]. Instructions are at [[Help:Sandboxes]].		* A [[Help:Sandboxes#How_to_Create_a_Protected_Sandbox_Page\|protected Sandbox page]] is a good place to start developing a new article. Once you are ready to have others begin contributing to it, it can be moved to a permanent [[Topic pages\|topic page]]. Instructions are at [[Help:Sandboxes]].

Eric Martz: /* How To Copy A Protected Page */ polishing

2009-06-24T23:09:23Z

How To Copy A Protected Page: polishing

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	Although you cannot edit protected pages that belong to others, the contents of protected pages (like all content in Proteopedia) can be read by everyone, and are also freely available to copy or adapt. Suppose that an educator has written a protected page that covers some material you need to teach. You are free to copy the protected page into either a publicly editable page, or into a protected page of your own, and then change it as you wish. Here are instructions for copying a protected page (or any page, for that matter).		Although you cannot edit protected pages that belong to others, the contents of protected pages (like all content in Proteopedia) can be read by everyone, and are also freely available to copy or adapt. Suppose that an educator has written a protected page that covers some material you need to teach. You are free to copy the protected page into either a publicly editable page, or into a protected page of your own, and then change it as you wish. Here are instructions for copying a protected page (or any page, for that matter).

	# Display the protected page (the ''source'' page), and click it its ~~'''view source''' tab. (If the source page is yours, click~~ '''edit this page'''.)		# Display the protected page (the ''source'' page), and click it its '''edit this page''' tab.
	# Click in the box containing the source (wiki) text for the source page.		# Click in the box containing the source (wiki) text for the source page.
	# Block the portion that you wish to copy of the source text of the page (which can be the entire page if you wish).		# Block the portion that you wish to copy of the source text of the page (which can be the entire page if you wish).

Eric Martz: /* How To Copy A Protected Page */ clarified

2009-06-24T23:08:00Z

How To Copy A Protected Page: clarified

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	==How To Copy A Protected Page==		==How To Copy A Protected Page==
			Although you cannot edit protected pages that belong to others, the contents of protected pages (like all content in Proteopedia) can be read by everyone, and are also freely available to copy or adapt. Suppose that an educator has written a protected page that covers some material you need to teach. You are free to copy the protected page into either a publicly editable page, or into a protected page of your own, and then change it as you wish. Here are instructions for copying a protected page (or any page, for that matter).

	# Display the protected page (the ''source'' page), and click it its '''view source''' tab. (If the source page is yours, click '''edit this page'''.)		# Display the protected page (the ''source'' page), and click it its '''view source''' tab. (If the source page is yours, click '''edit this page'''.)

Eric Martz: /* How To Create A Protected Page */ clarifying

2009-06-24T23:04:35Z

How To Create A Protected Page: clarifying

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	==How To Create A Protected Page==		==How To Create A Protected Page==

	~~Personal protected pages~~ must ~~be created~~ "under" your User login name. For example, suppose you want to create a protected page titled ''Antibodies''. If your name is ''John Doe'', you must create this page at ''User:John_Doe/Antibodies''. It will be automatically protected.		In order to protect a page from being edited by others, you must create the page "under" your User login name. For example, suppose you want to create a protected page titled ''Antibodies''. If your name is ''John Doe'', you must create this page at ''User:John_Doe/Antibodies''. It will be automatically protected by virtue of being in your User domain.
	# In the search slot at the left, enter ''User:Your_Name/Your_Page_Title''.		# In the search slot at the left, enter ''User:Your_Name/Your_Page_Title''.
	# Click the ''Search'' button.		# Click the ''Search'' button.

Eric Martz: added idea of using a protected sandbox page for starting a new article

2008-11-25T20:41:09Z

added idea of using a protected sandbox page for starting a new article

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	* [[User:Eric Martz/Nucleosomes]] is a protected page. Only its author can edit it, but any logged-in user may copy its content into a publicly editable page, or into a personal protected page.		* [[User:Eric Martz/Nucleosomes]] is a protected page. Only its author can edit it, but any logged-in user may copy its content into a publicly editable page, or into a personal protected page.
	* [[Nucleosomes]] contains a copy of the content of the above protected page, plus other material. Any logged-in user can edit it.		* [[Nucleosomes]] contains a copy of the content of the above protected page, plus other material. Any logged-in user can edit it.
			* A [[Help:Sandboxes\|protected Sandbox page]] is a good place to start developing a new article. Once you are ready to have others begin contributing to it, it can be moved to a permanent [[Topic pages\|topic page]]. Instructions are at [[Help:Sandboxes]].


	==How To Create A Protected Page==		==How To Create A Protected Page==

Eric Martz: /* How To Copy A Protected Page */ clarification

2008-05-26T10:58:43Z

How To Copy A Protected Page: clarification

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	==How To Copy A Protected Page==		==How To Copy A Protected Page==

	# Display the protected page (the ''source'' page), and click it its '''view source''' tab.		# Display the protected page (the ''source'' page), and click it its '''view source''' tab. (If the source page is yours, click '''edit this page'''.)
	# Click in the box containing the source text for the source page.		# Click in the box containing the source (wiki) text for the source page.
	# Block the portion that you wish to copy of the source text of the page (which can be the entire page if you wish).		# Block the portion that you wish to copy of the source text of the page (which can be the entire page if you wish).
	# Using the search slot at the left near the top of the page, find the page into which you wish to copy the protected content (the ''destination'' page). This can be an existing page, or a new page (see [[Help:Editing]]).		# Using the search slot at the left near the top of the page, find the page into which you wish to copy the protected content (the ''destination'' page). This can be an existing page, or a new page (see [[Help:Editing]]).

Eric Martz: correction

2008-04-04T20:11:09Z

correction

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	==How To Create A Protected Page==		==How To Create A Protected Page==

	Personal protected pages must be created "under" your User login name. For example, suppose you want to create a protected page titled ''Antibodies''. If your name is ''John Doe'', you must create this page at ''User:John_Doe/Antibodies''. It will be automatically protected. ~~(You don't need to use the ''protect'' tab, if it appears.)~~		Personal protected pages must be created "under" your User login name. For example, suppose you want to create a protected page titled ''Antibodies''. If your name is ''John Doe'', you must create this page at ''User:John_Doe/Antibodies''. It will be automatically protected.
	# In the search slot at the left, enter ''User:Your_Name/Your_Page_Title''.		# In the search slot at the left, enter ''User:Your_Name/Your_Page_Title''.
	# Click the ''Search'' button.		# Click the ''Search'' button.

Eric Martz at 15:38, 4 April 2008

2008-04-04T15:38:22Z

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	# Click in the box containing the source text for the source page.		# Click in the box containing the source text for the source page.
	# Block the portion that you wish to copy of the source text of the page (which can be the entire page if you wish).		# Block the portion that you wish to copy of the source text of the page (which can be the entire page if you wish).
	# Using the search slot at the left near the top of the page, find the page into which you wish to copy the protected content (the ''destination'' page). This can be an existing page, or a new page (see [[Help:~~Creating_A_New_Page~~]]).		# Using the search slot at the left near the top of the page, find the page into which you wish to copy the protected content (the ''destination'' page). This can be an existing page, or a new page (see [[Help:Editing]]).
	# Click the '''edit''' tab in the destination page.		# Click the '''edit''' tab in the destination page.
	# Paste the copied source text into the correct position in the destination page.		# Paste the copied source text into the correct position in the destination page.
	# Save the destination page. Voila!		# Save the destination page. Voila!

Eric Martz at 15:36, 4 April 2008

2008-04-04T15:36:01Z

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	Personal protected pages must be created "under" your User login name. For example, suppose you want to create a protected page titled ''Antibodies''. If your name is ''John Doe'', you must create this page at ''User:John_Doe/Antibodies''. It will be automatically protected. (You don't need to use the ''protect'' tab, if it appears.)		Personal protected pages must be created "under" your User login name. For example, suppose you want to create a protected page titled ''Antibodies''. If your name is ''John Doe'', you must create this page at ''User:John_Doe/Antibodies''. It will be automatically protected. (You don't need to use the ''protect'' tab, if it appears.)
	# In the search slot at the left, enter ''User:Your_Name/Your_Page_Title".		# In the search slot at the left, enter ''User:Your_Name/Your_Page_Title''.
	# Click the ''Search'' button.		# Click the ''Search'' button.
	# At the top of the search results page will be a red link to your proposed new page title. Click it.		# At the top of the search results page will be a red link to your proposed new page title. Click it.

Eric Martz at 15:35, 4 April 2008

2008-04-04T15:35:27Z

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	==How To Create A Protected Page==		==How To Create A Protected Page==

	Personal protected pages must be created "under" your User login name. For example, suppose you want to create a protected page titled ''Antibodies''. If your name is ''John Doe'', you must create this page at ''User:John_Doe/Antibodies". It will be automatically protected. (You don't need to use the ''protect'' tab, if it appears.)		Personal protected pages must be created "under" your User login name. For example, suppose you want to create a protected page titled ''Antibodies''. If your name is ''John Doe'', you must create this page at ''User:John_Doe/Antibodies''. It will be automatically protected. (You don't need to use the ''protect'' tab, if it appears.)
	# In the search slot at the left, enter ''User:Your_Name/Your_Page_Title".		# In the search slot at the left, enter ''User:Your_Name/Your_Page_Title".
	# Click the ''Search'' button.		# Click the ''Search'' button.