Wiki source code of Confirm an Export Started From a Link
Last modified by Simon Urli on 2026/10/15 11:33
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| 1 | {{version since="18.4.7, 18.9.0RC1"}} | ||
| 2 | An export only starts from a form, so a link, a bookmark or a URL typed in the address bar opens the "Confirm the Export" page instead of [[exporting>>doc:documentation.xs.user.exports.WebHome]] right away. | ||
| 3 | {{/version}} | ||
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| 5 | 1. Open the export link. The "Confirm the Export" page lists the export parameters found in the link.((( | ||
| 6 | {{image reference="confirm-export-page.png" size="extra" alt="The Confirm the Export page listing the format, name and pages parameters of the requested export"/}} | ||
| 7 | ))) | ||
| 8 | 1. Check that the listed parameters describe the export you want. A link with no parameter at all exports the whole wiki as a backup package, and the page says so.((( | ||
| 9 | {{image reference="confirm-export-whole-wiki.png" size="extra" alt="The Confirm the Export page warning that the whole wiki will be exported as a backup package"/}} | ||
| 10 | ))) | ||
| 11 | 1. Click "Export" to perform the export, or "Cancel" to go back to the Page. | ||
| 12 | 1. Get the exported file: your browser downloads or opens it, as for an export started from the [[Export modal>>doc:documentation.xs.user.exports.export-page.modal.WebHome]]. An HTML or XAR export is named after the ##name## parameter when the link has one, for instance ##packagename.zip## for an HTML export. |
