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-======Guide on Preparing Weekly Timesheets and URL Reports======
+====== Links ======
-There are three reports on time and attendance to be prepared for submission every week. These are the Weekly Timesheets, Low Activity Report, and the URL Report.
+If a link in a wiki is nothing more or less than any other link on any other HTML page on the web, the linking system within a wiki, and especially [[DokuWiki]], is quite an important feature.
-For the Weekly Timesheets, we follow the “Guide on How to Work on Weekly Timesheets” (Author:Kamyar V, Version:1.0, Date:11 Apr 2020)
-Before taking a screenshot of the report, we should ensure to follow the following format as illustrated below. Daily entries of the current week to be reported are shown while the previous dailies are hidden with the aggregates of previous weeklies (in blue font) are shown above the current reported weekly period.
+You can create several type of links within DokuWiki, the [[wiki:syntax#Links]] section of the syntax page will give you an example of it. However, here we will distinguish two types of links, the [[#internal link]] and the [[#external link]].
+===== Link syntax =====
+The link syntax is explained within the syntax [[wiki:syntax#Links]] section. The page to pages is explained at [[pagename]] and [[namespaces]].
+===== Link types =====
-For the Low Activity Report, go to the Hubstaff Screenshot page and scroll down to find screenshots  with 0% of 10-minute activity block. Copy the applicable time range and type it into the field corresponding the date on the worksheet of the report. See below illustration.
+==== Internal link ====
+An internal link is a link to a page that is within your own DokuWiki installation. For example, this is an internal [[link]]. Creating such a link will of course create an HTML link to the linked page, however it will also inform the linked page that some other page is linking to it. This feature is called [[backlink]]. A page that has no backlink is called an [[backlink#orphan]].
+You can make a link to page in //namespace// with name //page// and link to section //here// using a //title// like this:
+  [[namespace:page#here|title]]
+Namespace and section links and title are optional.
+  [[page]] displays the text "page" for the link.
+Note that titles are very desirable when using long page names or long link addresses in general.  The title should be human readable.  For example, links cannot contain spaces (instead replace white space by underscore), but titles can.
-For the URL Report, go to the Hubstaff Help Center, on the left side menu, click Reports under Hubstaff, then click on Apps & URLs Report.  Follow steps 1-4 to generate the URL report for each organization and member. Copy the data as shown in the picture below and paste it into Excel or Google sheets.
+=== Section link ===
+Inside a wiki, the links can be made not only on a [[page]] but also on [[page#sections]]. Look at [[wiki:syntax#Internal]] to find out how this is done.
+=== Existing vs non-existing pages ===
+When links are edited, they are checked to see if the linked page exists or not. If the page doesn't exist, the link is given a specific style, i.e. [[:red and underlined]] in the default template (see also [[CSS]]).
-Make the necessary adjustments for each column in such a way that the format will follow the sample worksheet below. Do the same to each member data.
+==== External link ====
+External links have no real extra functions as the sites they link to are external. This is an example of an [[https://github.com/|external link]].
+==== Interwiki links ====
-The Low Activity and URL Summary reports must be submitted along with the Weekly Timesheets every Monday through screenshots attached to Slack Talent Management channel.
+See [[interwiki]].
-Author: Reinalie C, Version:1.0, Date:18 Feb 2022