Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
The title of the page could be changed, instead of (Example Property Page).
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Programmatic Properties

The following properties are used WikiPageProperties used programmatically by wiki:

Summary
A summary property will be displayed in the tooltips of any page in this wiki linking to this page. For example ExamplePropertyPage. Also used as HTML meta-tag in the header.
Description
Used by WikiNewsletters, a description says what your newsletter is about.
Topics
Used by WikiNewsletters, comma-seperated list of topics,
Subscribers
A comma-separated list of subscriber email addresses, user@domain.com, name@person.net
UpdateFrequency
Should be a number (I've seen 10), which appears to be used by WikiNewsletters.
Xredirect
Without an X, Redirect: will redirect the page to another web page.
Keywords
Used for meta-tag information for the HTML page header, helps with search engines.
Title
The title of the page could be changed, instead of (Example Property Page).
Stylesheet
11/2/2004: As of FlexWiki-1.8.1596.0, this works on a per-page basis, but not from the ContentBase file.

Programmatic Reference Properties

The use of these properties on a page cause them to be displayed in a dynamic table on specific pages

Keywords
Homepage Help Naming Security

Non-Programmatic Properties

The following properties are not programmatic, but are useful:

SeeAlso
a list of related pages in a neat package
Next
the next page in a sequential set
Previous
the previous page in a sequential set
Index
Up to the index of this page.
Question
How do we use these tags?
Answer
Just type a single word and a colon at the beginning of a line, followed by some text.
Note
If you want to do a multi-paragraph property, use colon-open-bracket :[ and end with a close-bracket on a new line.

For example, like this: (Why is this text smaller than the rest of the PropertyValue?)

Question
Can I have answer associated with a specific question?
Answer
Yes, by using a WikiPageProperty inside a multi-paragraph property, like this.
Comment
It doesn't look perfect, but maybe with some small CSS changes it can be made to work.
Object reference not set to an instance of an object.