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This module makes it easy to link to wikis and other websites, using a simplified
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"interwiki" syntax, e.g., "[prefix:some term]" creates a hyperlink to the "some term"
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article on the website specified by "prefix." It is also possible to use the "|" character
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to create a "piped link," with display text that is different from the search term.
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For example, "[w:public transport|public transportation]" would be translated as a
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reference to the Wikipedia article on "public transport" that displays as:
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<a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/public_transport">public transportation</a>
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== Configuration ==
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To use this module, you have to take a few steps:
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* Install and enable the module in admin/modules.
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* Set the appropriate access right in admin/user/configure/permission.
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The access right is "administer interwiki."
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* To add or edit new filters, use admin/interwiki.
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NOTE: The "interwiki" table used by this module has the same structure as the
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interwiki table used by the MediaWiki software that powers Wikipedia and a number
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of other popular wikis. The Wikipedia community also maintains a lengthy prefix
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set that you can grab at:
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http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Interwiki_map
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